• Episode 83 - Learn to die before you die.

  • Oct 9 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 11 mins
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Episode 83 - Learn to die before you die.

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  • In this episode of The Universal Lens, the hosts engage in a deep conversation about the nature of the illusion of death. They explore how understanding death as an illusion can alleviate anxiety and how spirituality can provide comfort in the face of mortality. The discussion also touches on the intersection of technology and humanity, emotional awareness, and the journey of self-discovery and acceptance. Through personal anecdotes and philosophical insights, the hosts encourage listeners to embrace the present moment and let go of the need to control the unknown. takeaways
    • Death is perceived as an illusion, primarily the end of the physical body.
    • Ego creates anxiety and attachment, which can be released through awareness.
    • Learning to die before you die means letting go of the ego.
    • Spirituality can provide comfort regarding death.
    • The mind struggles to conceptualize infinity and the unknown.
    • Surrendering to life's uncertainties is a courageous act.
    • Emotional awareness allows for a more profound human experience.
    • Technology can both enhance and detract from our humanity.
    • The journey of self-discovery involves recognizing and understanding our emotions.
    • Living in the present moment is essential for peace and acceptance.
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