In this podcast, the speaker highlights how we are divorced from spiritual longing due to our secular culture or traditional religious rituals, and how asking is a soulful expression of need, want, desire and the fear and pain that come along with it. They also talk about why people like sad music and how scholars across psychology, neuroscience, and philosophy explore this phenomenon.
This three part series from the TED Radio Hour explores the link between mental, physical, and spiritual health, with the potential for major breakthroughs in integrating the whole mind.
The academic community lacks a discussion on spiritual longing due to the secular nature of culture and lack of integration between secular scholars and religious leaders.
The podcast features a discussion about the fear and pain of asking, and how it affects people from various walks of life. The speaker emphasizes on the grief that is carried on from the previous generations, which adds to the anxiety of asking.