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Meditation for the collective good
Meditation for the collective good
Meditation for the collective good
Sunday 20th October 2019
Discover how collective meditation can foster empathy and societal change in this inspiring episode of 'All In The Mind'.
29 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Meditation's Ripple Effect: Building a Kinder World Together
It's the state of mind that created the problem and it's going to be the state of mind that's going to solve the problem, and that's why I come from the perspective of we need to get people meditating, because when we start meditating, we start transcending the current status quo that's inside our programmed head.
Picture a world where inner peace isn't just a personal goal but a collective mission. In this thought-provoking episode of 'All In The Mind', co-writers Jackie Pfeiffer and Tom Cronin, authors of 'The Portal', share how meditation might just be the key to a brighter future. They delve into personal stories of resilience and transformation, showcasing individuals who have overcome adversity through the power of mindfulness.
The discussion also features insights from Daniel Schmachtenberger and Daniel Berry, who explore how meditation can foster empathy and contribute to societal change. If you've ever wondered whether a simple practice like meditation could make a real difference, this episode offers a compelling argument. It's not just about finding inner calm; it's about creating a ripple effect that could lead to a more compassionate and connected world.
Tune in for an inspiring conversation that blends personal anecdotes with broader societal insights, leaving you with a sense of hope and possibility.