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Explore the deeper wisdom and transformative power of kindness. Each episode of Kind Mind is a metaphysical mosaic of insights from art, science, and philosophy — a companion for clarity on the healing and spiritual journey.

Podcast · By Michael Todd Fink · American English · Official site

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Aug 26, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Anti-Modern or Pro-Enchantment (opens the original)

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    new book, LOSSLESSNESS, out now! We are not simply, or only, stressed because life is hard. Life has always been hard. We are also stressed because the rate of change, the uncertainty of the future, and the invasion of technology into the nervous system have exceeded our ability to maintain meaning. The question is not: “Should we reject modern life?” The better question is: “How do we remain soulful, present, loving, and human inside a world that will not stop updating?” And maybe the task is n

  2. Episode · Aug 8, 2026

    The Cult Spectrum (opens the original)

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    Order my new book, Losslessness, here: https://a.co/d/07qUbPX2 Cults are not inexplicable aberrations populated by uniquely gullible people. They magnify ordinary human tendencies of idealization, belonging, cognitive dissonance, sunk costs, power imbalance, spiritual inflation, and our desire to mistake temporary mystical states of consciousness for permanent attainment.

  3. Episode · Aug 1, 2026

    Refuge with Mike Travisano (opens the original)

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    Mike Travisano brings more than 35 years of mindfulness practice and teaching into his work with clients, teams, and organizations. An ordained Buddhist teacher (Oshō) in south-central Pennsylvania, Mike’s approach is grounded, personal, and refreshingly real. He specializes in helping people recognize and work with unhelpful thoughts and emotions in real time—offering mindful strategies for creating movement, hope, and healing. Mike’s post-grad work in organizational psychology at Penn State in

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