HeyJaredBathing With God
A man who does not believe in God begins hearing a mysterious voice in the bathtub. It asks, "Who are you? Why are you here? Could you pass me the soap?
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Bathing With God Revisited: All About God (A Binaural Meditation) (opens the original)
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In this eighth episode of Bathing with God Revisited , Glenn turns to Chapter 7, “All About God,” contrasting his transition from fundamentalist religion to a unified "Source Energy" with the high-level metaphysics of The Law of One and the radical philosophy of Baruch Spinoza , whose identification of God with Nature offers a strikingly different way of reimagining the divine. Now a licensed therapist in Arizona, Glenn revisits the book as a way of tracing the intellectual, spiritual, and psych
Bathing With God Revisited: The Reality of Fictions (A Binaural Meditation) (opens the original)
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The Reality of Fiction In this seventh episode of Bathing with God Revisited , Glenn turns to Chapter 6, “The Reality of Fictions,” tracing how subjective and collective stories wield physical power in the material world alongside Yuval Noah Harari’s historical examination of shared myths and imagined orders in Sapiens . Now a licensed therapist in Arizona, Glenn revisits the book as a way of tracing the intellectual, spiritual, and psychological path that eventually led him into the therapy pro
Bathing With God Revisited: The Fiction of Fictions (A Binaural Meditation) (opens the original)
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In this sixth episode of Bathing with God Revisited , Glenn turns to Chapter 5, “The Fiction of Fictions,” diving into how our brains actively construct our conscious environment alongside neuroscientist Anil Seth’s work on perception as a "controlled hallucination" and predictive processing. Now a licensed therapist in Arizona, Glenn revisits the book as a way of tracing the intellectual, spiritual, and psychological path that eventually led him into the therapy profession. The episode explores
Bathing With God Revisited: Curiosity, Arrogance, and the Value of Suffering (A Binaural Meditation) (opens the original)
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In this fifth episode of Bathing with God Revisited , Glenn turns to Chapter 4, “Curiosity, Arrogance, and the Value of Suffering,” juxtaposing his views on adversity with Richard Rudd’s The Gene Keys and its map of moving from "Shadow" states of victimization to "Gift" states of creative empowerment. Now a licensed therapist in Arizona, Glenn revisits the book as a way of tracing the intellectual, spiritual, and psychological path that eventually led him into the therapy profession. The episode
Bathing With God Revisited: Dumbo's Black Feather (A Binaural Meditation) (opens the original)
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In this fourth episode of Bathing with God Revisited , Glenn turns to Chapter 3, “Dumbo’s Black Feather,” analyzing the psychological triggers of failure and hope alongside the somatic insights of trauma pioneer Bessel van der Kolk and neurobiologist Andrew Huberman’s research on the placebo effect. Now a licensed therapist in Arizona, Glenn revisits the book as a way of tracing the intellectual, spiritual, and psychological path that eventually led him into the therapy profession. The episode e
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