Unmasked By Toltec Wisdom
Unmasked by Toltec Wisdom is a space where we unlearn, relearn, and become — together.This podcast is a reflection of my personal spiritual and physical journey, rooted in the timeless truths of Toltec wisdom.
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LOVE, LIES, SEX AND PROVISION (opens the original)
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Episode Description: We treat love like an investment portfolio — we go in optimistic, excited, convinced this one's different. And most of the time, it ends the same way every investment gone wrong does: disappointment. In this episode, I get into why that cycle keeps repeating, and the uncomfortable truth at the center of it — you can't genuinely love someone while you're needy. Neediness isn't love, it's dependency wearing love's clothes. Real, deep love only becomes possible once you're not
The Dark Sides Of Meditation (opens the original)
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The Dark Sides of Meditation Meditation is sold as an unqualified good — clarity, peace, awakening. Rarely do we talk about what happens when it goes wrong. In this episode, I look at the underside of the practice that rarely makes it into the marketing. We cover depersonalization and disorientation that can follow sustained practice, and the strange phenomenon of people convincing themselves they're "better off" — sometimes to the point of abandoning their families to follow a guru. We talk abo
Meditation for beginners part 2 (opens the original)
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Meditation for Beginners, Part 2 Meditation isn’t foreign to your faith — it already lives inside it, whether you pray, prostrate, chant, or sit in silence. In this episode, I strip away the religious labels and go straight to the mechanics: what’s actually happening when a Muslim repeats a name, a monk breathes with a mantra, or a Christian kneels in prayer. I unpack the real difference between a trance and the genuine “gap between thoughts” — one dims your awareness, the other sharpens it — an
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