No-Nonsense Spirituality (w/Britt Hartley)

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• MA

  @Mayan.Embodiment · 2 years ago

  This woman is a Spiritual Samurai!

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• TW

  @Twobytee · 2 years ago

  Whoa! This is a crazy crossover. As an exMormon, Britt was pivotal in my deconstruction and reconstruction process. And I've been listening to you and Angelo Dilullo for a long time now. I would love to hear a conversation between Britt and Angelo. Thank you so much for everything Britt

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• ER

  @ErickPugsley · 1 year ago

  This was great. I'm an atheist after being a christian for over 30 years and deconverted. I've also deconstructed and realized thru watching Robert Sapolsky and Sam Harris that free will and the self is just an illusion. Went thru ego death after taking shrooms, and kicked a 25 year cigarette addiction just days after my mushroom trip and wasn't even planning too. I'm  an optimistic nihilist. I'm also a registered nurse, and the braiding hair part made me cry.

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• BR

  @brentmunro5026 · 2 years ago

  Dog, dude, I never comment.  This is the best conversation I have heard in years!  Truth bombs everywhere, so intelligent,  thank you both!

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• BR

  @breillard · 2 years ago

  “Find that space that’s big enough to hold it all….having the tools without having to believe the unbelievable…” Thank you Britt and Dr Z. Looking forward to the next chat. ❤

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• AL

  @Allthoseopposed · 1 year ago

  Britt has been my greatest source of wisdom over the last 3 years. It’s so good to see her blow up! Next she’ll be on Oprah! 🍿

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• BR

  @bridietulloch1520 · 2 years ago

  In the Tibetan Book of Living and Dying we are encouraged to meditate on the impermanence of our human life because if anything is going to wake us up fully and passionately, the meditation on impermanence is it. <br>We can hold the belief that we are not the mind or body and that what we truly are neither lives or dies but at the end of the day facing our human mortality moves us in a way that no negating death will. The presence and awe of this one precious life and how we wish to spend it, is something that we often meditated on in Buddhist meditation centres. In all honesty this meditation on our one precious life deepened my spiritual life quite intensely. Instead of being self focused on finding enlightenment I really started to think more of others and how I can be of service in life. People who have had near death experiences or who have had more than their fair share of grief as I have, know this.

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• N-

  @n-xsta · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HMy2PLcMPI&amp;t=5228">1:27:08</a> yes please do another one on parenting ❤

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• CH

  @chriswatts8218 · 2 years ago

  Wow!! Z, Britt is the best guest you’ve had since introducing us to Angelo. Thank you so much for having her join you! ❤

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• JO

  @johndroycroft · 2 years ago (edited)

  As a junior / elementary school teacher for 30 years, I have found that being surrounded by the craziness of the classroom but needing to remain calm and compassionate has been the greatest teacher.

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• MI

  @missyflynn6586 · 1 year ago

  This may be the best collaboration I have ever experienced 🩷<br>Thank you both so much for sharing yourselves 💌

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• VA

  @vagabondmom448 · 1 year ago

  The thoughts that Brit had on the female perspective of spirituality in the moment. Yes!!! 👏 Thank you

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