This podcast discusses how status is built within a tribe by being a good member who protects the tribe and projects confidence. Additionally, it highlights how the most arbitrary random chance can determine selection within the tribe.
In this conversation, the hosts discuss the importance of ritual and connection with our elders and ancestors in modern society. They reflect on the concept of "right relation" in Buddhism and the idea of being part of a temporal tribe that extends beyond just oneself.
This episode discusses the importance of connecting with nature and finding inner peace through practices like mindfulness, meditation, and breathwork, and emphasizes the need to stay true to the warrior's ethos. The speaker talks about the scale of unconditional love and fear.
In a world where people are afraid to think for themselves, it is important to value individualism and encourage people to stand on their own two feet. The Enlightenment brought about this idea but it is fading away.
This podcast discusses how certain cultures view menstruation as a spiritually powerful time for women and how they historically provided seclusion for menstruating women. It also mentions organizations that provide menstrual products for people in need.