Chapter
The Probability of Something Beyond Death
2:24:03 - 2:34:31 (10:27)
The speaker discusses his personal reflections on the likelihood of an afterlife and how it relates to his medical research on cancer patients. He also contemplates the role of empathy and sympathy from those who are unaware of his current health state.
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This podcast episode delves into the differentiation between introverted and extroverted experiences in the context of mystical encounters, and how merging these experiences can shape one's daily life.
2:24:03 - 2:27:50 (03:46)
Summary
This podcast episode delves into the differentiation between introverted and extroverted experiences in the context of mystical encounters, and how merging these experiences can shape one's daily life.
ChapterThe Probability of Something Beyond Death
Episode#641: Roland Griffiths, PhD — Life’s Ultimate Glide Path, An Unexpected Stage IV Diagnosis, Facing Death, How Meditation and Psychedelics Can Help, and The Art of Living a Life of Gratitude
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The speaker discusses maintaining equipoise and not succumbing to rabbit holes during medical diagnosis, though they admit to being open to the possibility of something other happening.
2:27:50 - 2:32:08 (04:17)
Summary
The speaker discusses maintaining equipoise and not succumbing to rabbit holes during medical diagnosis, though they admit to being open to the possibility of something other happening.
ChapterThe Probability of Something Beyond Death
Episode#641: Roland Griffiths, PhD — Life’s Ultimate Glide Path, An Unexpected Stage IV Diagnosis, Facing Death, How Meditation and Psychedelics Can Help, and The Art of Living a Life of Gratitude
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The speaker expresses her difficulty in accepting empathetic sympathy from her friends and suggests that a more appropriate expression of concern would be asking how she is doing currently.
2:32:08 - 2:34:31 (02:23)
Summary
The speaker expresses her difficulty in accepting empathetic sympathy from her friends and suggests that a more appropriate expression of concern would be asking how she is doing currently.