The Defiant Spirit Podcast with Dr. Rabbi Baruch HaLevi

In this episode of The Defiant Spirit, Dr. Baruch HaLevi—known as B—dives into the profound question of why and its critical role in men's lives. With alarming rates of suicide among men, B explores how many define their identities through work, often at the expense of personal well-being and relationships. He challenges men to move beyond survival mode and embrace a more holistic approach to mastery—one that includes career, family, friendships, and community. B also shares how ManUPrising Peer Groups are transforming men's lives, providing connection, accountability, and real conversations that help men rediscover their why, reclaim their purpose, and rise up to lead more fulfilling lives.        

In this episode of the Defiant Spirit podcast, Baruch HaLevi explores the profound question, 'Why haven't you killed yourself?' inspired by Viktor Frankl's teachings. He emphasizes the importance of finding one's 'why' as a means to choose life and thrive, rather than merely survive. Baruch shares personal anecdotes, discusses the significance of community support, and reveals his reworked message focusing on helping individuals articulate and live their unique purpose. The conversation serves as a powerful reminder of the defiant spirit within us all. Watch the podcast "Shadows & Shells" with Yehuda HaLevi: https://youtu.be/SBbeI5C6AfU?si=MxEKH_5p7ZVmDiur  

In this episode, hosts Baruch HaLevi and Dave Mann delve into the transformative power of vulnerability and connection for men, particularly in the second half of life. They discuss what it means to be "all in" and how men's groups provide a safe and supportive environment for emotional growth. The conversation explores the balance between masculinity and vulnerability, the impact of teasing on relationships, and the crucial role of trust and communication in fostering deeper connections. The hosts invite listeners to join their peer groups, emphasizing the value of community support and personal development in building a more meaningful life.

Unmasking True Strength PART I: Lessons in Vulnerability from The Golden Bachelorette and Man UPrising   In this episode of the Man Uprising podcast, Dr. Baruch Halevi discusses the importance of men rising up in the second half of life. He emphasizes the need for vulnerability, the shift in focus from external achievements to internal growth, and the significance of peer groups in fostering emotional connections among men. Using 'The Golden Bachelorette' as a case study, he illustrates how men can support each other in their journeys towards deeper relationships and personal development. For more visit: www.manuprising.org   Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Man Uprising Podcast 02:56 Rising Up Against Our Nature 05:50 The Shift in Life's Focus 08:46 The Golden Bachelorette: A Case Study 12:02 The Importance of Peer Groups for Men 14:54 Conclusion and Call to Action Takeaways Men need to rise up in the second half of life. Our work is to become supernatural, going beyond our nature. Courage is about vulnerability, not toughness. The second half of life requires a shift in focus from external to internal. Peer groups are essential for men to share vulnerabilities. The Golden Bachelorette showcases men supporting each other. It's important to redefine what it means to be successful in the second half of life. Men often struggle with vulnerability due to societal expectations. True intimacy can be found in peer groups, not just romantic relationships. The work of the second half of life is about connection and support.  

In a recent episode of "The Defiant Spirit" podcast, Dr. Rabbi Baruch HaLevi addresses the current polarized state of society, particularly in the aftermath of recent elections. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining communication and connection, especially during family gatherings like Thanksgiving, despite differing political views. HaLevi explores the destructive power of words and silence, advocating for intentional and loving communication as a means to heal relationships and foster understanding. He draws on biblical references to illustrate the significance of communication in human connection and encourages listeners to reclaim the power of their words to create rather than destroy. To explore your communication style through your Enneagram type visit: https://defiantspirit.org/own-your-number-program/ For more about Man UPrising visit: https://www.manuprising.org/

Explore the deeper meaning of Thanksgiving and how to strengthen your relationships in this episode of the Defiant Spirit podcast. Baruch HaLevi emphasizes the importance of gratitude and mindfulness, and he discusses how to navigate family dynamics during the holiday season using the Enneagram as a tool for understanding different personality types. Each Enneagram type is examined in relation to Thanksgiving gatherings, highlighting their unique traits and how to foster gratitude and compassion among family members. Family relationships aren't always easy. But we can enrich them by working to find deeper connection, empathy, and understanding.   

In this conversation, Baruch HaLevi discusses the concept of Man Uprising, a movement aimed at helping men navigate the different phases of their lives, particularly in the second half. He introduces the curriculum that underpins this initiative, which is structured around the phases of a man's life as defined by Carl Jung, specifically the Morning and the Afternoon of Life. The conversation also covers the importance of peer groups and coaching in facilitating personal growth and community engagement among men. You can learn more at www.manuprising.org 00:00 Introduction to Man Uprising 01:56 The Curriculum of Man Uprising 03:54 Phases of a Man's Life 06:48 Peer Groups and Coaching Structure 09:09 Community Engagement and Future Plans  

In this episode of the Defiant Spirit podcast, Dr. Baruch Halevi (“B.”) and Rebecca Rosen explore the intersection of spirituality and the Enneagram, discussing how these concepts can help individuals navigate life's challenges. They delve into the significance of the Soul Contract, the shift from victimhood to empowerment, and the importance of understanding both the shadows and light within the Enneagram types.

In this conversation, Baruch HaLevi explores the concept of 'Nice Guys' and the distinction between being nice and being good. He emphasizes the importance of authenticity, the courage to say no, and the necessity of setting boundaries. Drawing from his experiences and insights from the book 'No More Mr. Nice Guy', he encourages listeners to embrace their needs and take radical responsibility for their lives, ultimately advocating for a shift from niceness to genuine goodness. Takeaways Nice guys often confuse being nice with being good. Saying no is a crucial act of kindness. You have needs that deserve to be met. Selflessness can lead to a lack of identity. Respect is earned through integrity and values. Radical responsibility is about choosing your response. Boundaries are essential for healthy relationships. Nice guys may feel small in relationships but can reclaim their power. Authenticity is more valuable than being liked. Embrace the journey from nice to good.   Chapters 00:00 Introduction: The Nice Guy Dilemma 03:01 Understanding Nice vs. Good 05:57 The Importance of Saying No 08:53 Radical Responsibility and Boundaries 11:47 Conclusion: Embracing Authenticity Over Niceness

In this episode of the Defiant Spirit podcast, Baruch HaLevi and Michael Finer delve into the intersection of the Enneagram personality framework and its implications for wealth, politics, and leadership. They explore how different personality types influence political behavior, leadership styles, and voter preferences, particularly in the context of recent political events. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding these dynamics to navigate the complexities of modern society and personal finance effectively. Takeaways The Enneagram provides insights into personality types and their motivations. Political candidates often exhibit personality traits that overshadow policy issues. Understanding personality types can enhance leadership effectiveness. Eights are often characterized by their assertiveness and anger, while Threes are adaptable but can lose their core values. The current political landscape reflects a need for diverse leadership styles. Independent voters may hold the key to electoral outcomes, influenced by their personality types. Financial planning should consider the Enneagram to better address clients' needs. The adaptability of a leader can significantly impact their success in a volatile environment. Recognizing one's default patterns can lead to personal growth and better decision-making. he Enneagram serves as a valuable roadmap for navigating complex life situations.  Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Enneagram and Wealth 02:52 Analyzing Political Personalities through the Enneagram 06:12 The Impact of Personality Types on Leadership 09:01 The Role of Enneagram in Political Strategy 11:56 Understanding the Shadows of Personality Types 15:11 The Need for Different Leadership Types 18:07 The Influence of Enneagram on Voter Behavior 21:04 Applying Enneagram Insights to Financial Conversations 23:55 Conclusion and Future Discussions on Enneagram and Finance"

Welcome back to The Defiant Spirit Podcast! Leadership is a critical aspect of any organization, but it's often misunderstood or neglected. In this episode, Adam and B explore what leadership is, what makes effective leaders, and how to navigate the roadblocks that create breakdowns in leadership. Leadership is not linked to titles and authority. Quite the opposite, in fact. It's about inspiring others, fostering collaboration, and creating a holistic approach to personal and professional growth. The question is, how do you do that? This is the question we seek to answer in our conversation. What You'll Learn: A critical leadership principle from a true titan of American Industry The key to Tom Watson Jr.'s innovative leadership at IBM How outside issues and defenses systems can sabotage leadership A new, proven formula to become a better leader Personalized cheat sheet to connect with and inspire your team  Highlights: 00:00 – Introduction to Defiant Spirit and Overview of 360 Consulting 01:29 – The Core Component of Leadership: Show, Don't Tell 09:28 – Leadership as Walking the Path and Inspiring Others 14:22 – Detoxing from Title-Based Leadership and Embracing Humility 26:26 – The Importance of Crisis as an Opportunity for Growth 30:23 – Different Skill Sets in Starting Up and Scaling Up 35:00 – Leadership Beyond Charisma: Compassion and Hope We're also thrilled to announce the upcoming launch of 360 Consulting, a transformative venture that combines the power of the Enneagram personality typing system with proven business strategies and a breakthrough system to unlock new results. Our mission is to empower individuals and organizations to reach their full potential by developing authentic leaders who drive meaningful change. Through our unique approach, we'll help you: Gain Deep Self-Awareness: Understand your core motivations, strengths, and blind spots to become a more effective and compassionate leader. Build Stronger Teams: Leverage the Enneagram to improve communication, resolve conflicts, and create a more cohesive and productive work environment. Develop Tailored Strategies: Align your leadership style with your organization's goals to achieve sustainable growth and success. Navigate Challenges with Confidence: Embrace a 360-degree perspective to address complex issues and seize opportunities for innovation. Stay tuned for our official launch date and be prepared to embark on a transformative leadership journey with 360 Consulting! To schedule a 30-minute discovery call to discuss your business CLICK HERE. Stay Connected: Follow Dr. B. on Instagram:   / baruch_halevi   Join our Facebook community:   / thedefiantspirit   Follow Dr. B. on LinkedIn:   / baruch-halevi   #LeadershipDevelopment #BusinessCoaching #BusinessLeadership #BusinessLeadershipIdeas #BusinessLeadershipStyles #BusinessLeadershipSkills #LeadershipDevelopmentProgram #DrBaruchHaLevi #DavidRubenstein #TomWatsonJr

In this conversation, Baruch HaLevi discusses how to find your Enneagram type by exploring your 'ick factor' or shadow side. He explains that the Enneagram is unique in that it helps you understand why you do what you do. Baruch walks through each Enneagram type and their corresponding ick factor, highlighting the challenges and tensions that arise from these shadow aspects. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing and addressing these ick factors in order to live in alignment with your higher self. == Join our Own Your Number Enneagram Program just for 98$, and well, own your relationships. Check out here: https://ownyournumber.defiantspirit.org/pages/home

In this episode of the Man Uprising podcast, Baruch discusses the importance of having open and honest conversations about masturbation and pornography with your boys (of any age). B emphasizes the need to remove shame and stigma surrounding these topics and provides guidance on approaching the conversations. He also explores the spirituality of sexuality and the importance of harnessing sexual energy and using it, not being used by it. The episode encourages parents, especially single mothers, to have these conversations with their sons and offers resources for further support.

Baruch HaLevi and Adam Katzen discuss the importance of communication and its various components. They explore the role of nonverbal communication, tone, and words in conveying messages and delve into the impact of first impressions and the power of body language.  Highlights the need for deep listening and understanding in effective communication. They emphasize the importance of defying societal labels and identities to connect with others truly. The conversation also touches on the role of mindfulness and spirituality in communication to move beyond surface-level communication and strive for genuine connection. You can learn more about Baruch at ManUPrising.org or DefiantSpirit.org

This is one of Dr. Baruch HaLevi's trusted tools he uses with his clients and in his life. In this tool, "Ride The Stock Market," Baruch explores the story of Michelangelo's creation of the sculpture of David and the lessons we can learn from it. The main themes include not passing over the blemished aspects of ourselves and others, the idea that meaning is not created but discovered, and the importance of removing obstacles to reveal our true purpose. The conversation emphasizes the role of vision, participation, and the transformative power of going through struggle and suffering. You can learn more about Baruch at ManUPrising.org or DefiantSpirit.org

This is one of Dr. Baruch HaLevi's trusted tools he uses with his clients and in his life. In this tool, "Ride The Stock Market," he explores the concept of zooming out and taking a broader perspective on life and finances. It emphasizes the importance of not getting caught up in day-to-day fluctuations and instead focusing on the long-term trajectory. The stock market is used as a metaphor for life, with its highs and lows representing the peaks and valleys we experience. The key takeaway is to find meaning and opportunity in both the highs and lows and to embrace the natural rhythms of life. You can learn more about Baruch at ManUPrising.org or DefiantSpirit.org

Are you seeking a men's group and community Baruch HaLevi introduces Man Uprising, a men's group platform and movement for men in the second half of life. He discusses the importance of deep connections and brotherhood for men facing challenges such as divorce, depression, and death. HaLevi emphasizes the need for men to redefine themselves and find new ways of being in the world in order to avoid a slow descent into unhappiness. He highlights the transformative power of Man Uprising in helping men become more secure, confident, purpose-driven, compassionate, and strong. You can learn more at www.manuprising.org  

In this conversation, Baruch HaLevi and Dr. Daniel A. Franz discuss cancel culture, resilience, and the importance of open dialogue. They reflect on the recent Tom Brady roast and how it symbolizes the need for an end to cancel culture. They explore the lack of resilience in today's society and how it is influenced by factors such as social media and parenting styles. They emphasize the importance of facing consequences, engaging in meaningful debate, and choosing responsible actions. They also discuss the role of humor and comedy in addressing sensitive topics and promoting dialogue.

This conversation is about re-inspirement and finding purpose in the second half of life. Baruch discusses the different stages of a man's life according to Carl Jung and emphasizes that retirement should not be seen as the end but as a new chapter. He encourages men to continue expressing their voice and finding their vocation in the world. The key takeaways include the importance of designing a meaningful life, not compartmentalizing different phases, and starting to pursue passions and dreams now rather than waiting for retirement. Visit: www.manuprsing.org  

Why Men Need To Rise UP In The Second Half of Life Baruch HaLevi discusses his passion project, Man Uprising, which is focused on helping men rise up in the second half of life. He emphasizes the importance of leaving behind boyhood and embracing healthy masculinity. He talks about the need to redefine goals and rules in the second half of life, particularly regarding money and retirement. He encourages men to rewrite their goals and rules and to focus on becoming a better version of themselves. He describes Man Uprising as an internal uprising against cultural norms and a choice to become the man one wants to be in the second half of life. Visit www.manuprising.org  

In this final video, Baruch HaLevi discusses the importance of community and relationships in the journey from slavery to freedom. He highlights the absence of Moses in the Passover Haggadah as a reminder that Judaism is not an individual go-it-alone adventure. He emphasizes that no one can go through life alone and that we all need to be witnessed and supported by others. Baruch also talks about the need for supportive communities for men and the importance of being part of something bigger than ourselves. He concludes by wishing everyone a year filled with freedom and encourages them to bring that freedom into their lives and the world.

In this conversation, Baruch HaLevi discusses the importance of clarifying the meaning of freedom. It's not simply about freedom from slavery, tyranny, or any of the myriad of ways human beings have been shackled throughout history and in too many parts of the world today. It's also about giving, serving, and providing freedom to others.

  Baruch HaLevi discusses the topic of Jew hatred and the exclusion of Jews from diversity, equity, and inclusion conversations. He challenges the idea that Jews are considered powerful and dominant, emphasizing their historical victimization. Baruch highlights the resilience and adaptability of the Jewish people throughout history, using their circumstances to thrive and make significant contributions to various fields. He encourages individuals to move from victimhood to empowerment by accumulating tools in their 'go-bag' and not allowing external circumstances to define their destiny.

  Passover is a journey of challenging our assumptions and identity. It is about liberating ourselves from limiting labels and embracing our whole selves. We often allow external circumstances to reduce us to certain roles or identities, but we have the power to choose our responses and define who we are. Passover reminds us that our circumstances or labels do not define us, but by the defiant power of the human spirit. It is a time to take back our power and remember our true selves.

 In this conversation, Baruch HaLevi discusses the importance of asking questions and being open to learning and growth. He emphasizes that communication is about listening and understanding, rather than inserting our own opinions and judgments. Baruch shares how the Passover Seder, a Jewish ritual meal, is centered around asking questions and engaging in meaningful dialogue. He also highlights the need to approach conversations with curiosity and a willingness to challenge our assumptions. Baruch encourages listeners to empty themselves of preconceived notions and be open to receiving new perspectives. Ultimately, he suggests that the journey from slavery to freedom involves moving from closed-mindedness to open-heartedness through the power of questioning.

  The conversation explores the themes of complicity, communication, and reclaiming identity in the context of Passover and the Exodus. It discusses the rise of anti-Jewish sentiment on college campuses and the moral obligation to speak out against it. The loss of identity and communication during slavery is highlighted, emphasizing the importance of meaningful conversations. The role of speaking in the Passover tradition is examined, encouraging the use of words to liberate oneself and others. The conversation concludes with a call to action to reclaim our identity and commit to acts of love, justice, and truth

  This conversation discusses the rise of anti-Semitism and Jew hatred on college campuses, particularly focusing on Columbia University. The host emphasizes the importance of having open and honest conversations about this issue, regardless of one's religious or cultural background. He draws parallels between the concentration camps of the Holocaust and the inner concentration camps created by hatred and closed-mindedness. The conversation also touches on the need for dialogue and the dangers of monologues and anger. The host encourages self-reflection and liberation from inner concentration camps. The conversation concludes with a call to choose our responses and engage in constructive dialogue with kindness and compassion.

In this conversation, Baruch discusses the significance of Passover and addresses the protests against Israel on college campuses. He emphasizes the message of Passover, which is about the Jewish people's ability to survive and thrive despite attempts to exterminate them. Baruch highlights the achievements of the Jewish people, including the establishment of the state of Israel and their contributions in various fields. He encourages individuals to rise above victimhood and embrace resilience and purpose. Baruch also expresses gratitude to allies of the Jewish people and calls for continued support. Learn more at www.Defiantspirit.org  

The conversation explores the themes of complicity, communication, and reclaiming identity in the context of Passover and the Exodus. It discusses the rise of anti-Jewish sentiment on college campuses and the moral obligation to speak out against it. The loss of identity and communication during slavery is highlighted, emphasizing the importance of meaningful conversations. The role of speaking in the Passover tradition is examined, encouraging the use of words to liberate oneself and others. The conversation concludes with a call to action to reclaim our identity and commit to acts of love, justice, and truth.

Holding Space: The Secret Sauce of Logotherapy In this conversation, Dr Baruch HaLevi and Dr. Daniel Franz discuss the importance of human connection in finding meaning in life. They emphasize that therapy is not about tools and techniques, but about making a genuine human connection. They share anecdotes and insights from Dr. Victor Frankl's teachings, highlighting the power of holding space for others and the healing that comes from sharing our deepest secrets. They also discuss the role of therapy in addressing issues like infidelity and addiction, and the importance of repairing the damage caused by these secrets. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the need for human connection and the transformative power of holding space for others. Takeaways Therapy is not about tools and techniques, but about making a genuine human connection. Holding space for others and allowing them to share their deepest secrets can be healing and transformative. Secrets keep us sick, and sharing them with a trusted person can free us from their burden. Repairing the damage caused by secrets is an important step in finding wholeness and healing. Human connection is essential for finding meaning, purpose, and resilience in life. Chapters 00:00 The Power of Human Connection 05:34 The Importance of Making Eye Contact 11:21 The Power of Validation and Listening 15:29 Row Your Own Boat 26:02 The Power of Confession 31:18 Repairing the Damage of Secrets

The Kevorka (Animal Magnetism) Does a Man Have It Or Does It Have You? In this podcast, you'll explore Kevorka, the primal animal desire or magnetism in a person, and how harnessing it and using it in a positive way rather than getting rid of it or being controlled by it, is how you rise up, especially as a man, in the second half of life. B also uses the movie American Beauty to explain how Kevorka works. Watch The Kevorka: https://youtu.be/o3ctwuaXa-A?si=AzgY_9InivNozbBP  

The conversation explores the concept of reductionism and how it limits our understanding of ourselves and others. It emphasizes the importance of not reducing ourselves to a single label or diagnosis, but rather embracing our multifaceted identities. The hosts discuss the need to break free from societal boxes and seek personal growth and education in various forms. They encourage saying yes to new experiences, challenging oneself, and finding meaning outside of traditional institutions. The conversation concludes with the reminder to live life with purpose and resilience.

In this conversation, Baruch HaLevi and Dr. Daniel A. France discuss the topic of 'What Am I?' They explore the concept of identity and the existential questions of who we are and why we are here. They emphasize the importance of going beyond societal labels and finding meaning in self-transcendence and service to others. They also discuss the alignment of mind, body, and spirit and the role they play in understanding our true selves. The conversation concludes with the suggestion of finding a 'North Star' or a bigger why to guide us in navigating life's challenges. Takeaways Identity goes beyond societal labels and is found in self-transcendence and service to others. Mind, body, and spirit alignment is important in understanding our true selves. Finding a 'North Star' or a bigger why can guide us in navigating life's challenges.

In this conversation, Dr. D and Dr. B discuss the challenges and shortcomings of the current education system and treatment practices for young people. They explore the need to honor adolescents' unique needs and wild nature, and the importance of helping children find their own meaning and purpose. The conversation highlights the role of parents in shaping their children's paths and the importance of self-reflection in parenting. They also touch on the debate between coaching and psychotherapy. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the need for systemic changes to make education and life more meaningful for young people. Takeaways The education system is not set up for energetic young men and needs to be more aligned with their needs. Parents should focus on helping their children find their own meaning and path, rather than imposing their own expectations. Anxiety can serve a purpose and should be harnessed and used in a productive and healthy way. Fearful and guilty parenting can limit a child's opportunities and growth. Preventing limitations in children involves honoring their individuality and supporting their unique paths.   Chapters 00:00 Introduction 01:06 Personal Updates 03:02 Outdated Treatment Methods 04:01 Impact of Netflix Show 04:29 Conversations with Former Patients 05:37 Negative Effects of Past Treatment 06:06 Challenges of Working with Adolescents 06:31 Youth Treatment Centers in Utah 07:28 Issues with Treatment Centers in Utah 08:53 Victor Frankl's Work with Young People 09:23 The Challenges of Education 10:22 The Game vs. the Player 11:17 The Spiritual Problem 12:27 Honoring the Wild Nature of Boys 13:53 The Education System and Burnout 15:19 The Crisis of Meaning in Education and Addiction 18:10 Parenting with Fear and Guilt 19:30 Helping Children Find Meaning 20:30 Different Approaches to Anxiety 21:52 Reframing Anxiety 23:18 Honoring Individuality in Parenting 24:47 Preventing Limitations in Children 26:14 The Ego of Sunk Costs 27:40 Fearful and Guilty Parenting 29:05 The Root Cause: Meaning 30:01 Preventing Limitations in Children 31:24 Parenting with Fear and Guilt 32:22 The Importance of Individual Attention 33:18 Conclusion

In this conversation, Baruch and Ariella Halevi explore the journey of personal growth and transformation from the prince/princess to the king/queen. They discuss the process of shedding old beliefs and masks, embracing shatterings as opportunities for growth, and returning to the true essence of who we are. They emphasize the importance of taking responsibility for our actions and choosing how we want to live in the afternoon of life. The conversation also touches on the differences between men and women in their approach to the shattering and the importance of finding inner power and acceptance.   Takeaways The journey from prince/princess to king/queen involves shedding old beliefs and masks and embracing shatterings as opportunities for growth. Taking responsibility for our actions and choosing how we want to live in the afternoon of life is essential for personal transformation. Men and women experience the shattering and the journey to becoming a king/queen in different ways, but both involve finding inner power and acceptance. True intimacy is achieved when we understand and accept each other's journeys and strive to return to the divinity within ourselves.   Chapters 00:00 Introduction 00:28 The Evolution from Prince/Princess to King/Queen 01:25 The Journey of Growth and Learning 02:52 Becoming Wisdom-Filled 03:20 Carl Jung's Morning of Life and Afternoon of Life 04:17 Choosing to Answer the Knock on the Door 04:46 The Threshold of Menopause 05:33 Metamorphosis on Multiple Levels 06:02 From Caterpillar to Cocoon to Butterfly 07:00 Returning to Who We Truly Are 07:56 Releasing the Stories of Brokenness 08:26 Shedding Layers and Masks 09:23 Taking Responsibility for Our Actions 10:19 Shatterings as Opportunities for Growth 11:14 Rooting Down to Rise Up 12:41 Avoiding the Shattering and Recreating the Past 13:37 The Light Within the Darkness 14:33 Honoring Our Cycles and Inner Cycles 15:30 Defining the Inner Kingdom 16:26 The Shattering as Birth and Death 18:25 Returning to Wholeness 19:25 Defining the Kingdom by the Inner Kingdom 20:50 Men's Physiological Changes and Finding the Inner She 22:17 Finding the Inner He and Inner She 23:43 Releasing Co-dependence and Taking Responsibility 26:40 Numbing and Avoiding the Shattering 28:07 Releasing the Void Dance and Finding Inner Power 30:30 Grief and the Desire for Quiet in Women 31:30 Avoiding the Shattering and Recreating the Past in Men 32:59 Finding the Inner She and Inner He 35:21 Returning to the Divinity Within 37:17 Avoiding the Shattering and Recreating the Past in Women 39:07 Understanding and Accepting Each Other 40:36 Striving to Return to the God Within

Movie Review: The Fisher King This movie is about midlife (men in particular) and confronting the damage we have done (and we all do it), facing it, healing it and redeeming it, leaving behind the Fisher King to become the True King.

In this episode, Dr. Dan and Dr. B discuss the importance of personal connection and community in finding meaning and purpose in life. They highlight the impact of the Victor Frankl Meaning Academy and the role it plays in providing a supportive and nurturing environment for individuals on their search for meaning. The conversation also explores the concept of spiritual distress and the role of logotherapy in addressing it. The hosts emphasize the importance of returning to one's true self and listening to one's inner voice. They discuss the role of anxiety as a call to action and the need for a balanced approach in meaning coaching. The episode concludes with a reminder of the power of mentorship and community support in personal growth and the pursuit of a meaningful life.

 People today are lonely, period. However, no one is more lonely than a modern man. He doesn't have friendships, seek out therapy or open up and share what he's feeling or enduring as naturally as women. It's partialy why he's so lonely and definitely why he, and men like him, need men's groups and men's coaching now more than ever before.

You don't need to find a religion, join an organization, or follow a guru to discover your light or find your way forward. All you need is a good, dead teacher and to become a spiritual mutt in the way you pursue the truth. So get out there and find her, seek it, become your own guru, and share your light with the world.

In this podcast, Drs D and B call one another out on talking about meaning but not always walking the path of meaning. When the tough stuff hits the fan, do we talk, or do we walk? Join us and explore how to find meaning in the highs, lows, and everything in between.

 OK, fine, so it's not my title, but REM was right. It's the end of the world again, and guess what? I feel fine, and so should you. Join Dr Dan and me as we explore how to move forward in hope, optimism, and faith as we transform tragedy into triumph.

Do you want intimacy in your life? Not just amazing sex – that's a piece - but real, authentic, undeniable intimacy where two people become one? An intimacy where you feel truly seen and heard? That deep connection words can't express? Join Ariela and Baruch as they strip away the complicated costumes we hide behind that block us from this level of intimacy and uncover the beauty lying underneath. Get Your FREE Enneagram Cheat Sheet! A Personal Roadmap to: Better Sex, Healthier Relationships, Deeper Connection… and yes, even Mind-blowing Orgasms https://bit.ly/3UvX1lX

What if you don't have just one soulmate, but many? Each soul who enters your life is your mate, here to teach and offer something, as you do the same for them. In this podcast, Rebecca and Baruch explore the nature of Soulmate Love through the lens of Enneagram, an ancient roadmap that provides nine blueprints for discovering, being, and soaking yourself in the radiant warmth of Soulmate Love. Get Your FREE Enneagram Cheat Sheet! A Personal Roadmap to: Better Sex, Healthier Relationships, Deeper Connection… and yes, even Mind-blowing Orgasms https://bit.ly/3UtstRM

Unconditional love is a farse, an illusion… a scam we've been told and sold. Maybe it exists with your mommy, but that's it. Grasping at this mirage will be the death of your marriage, ruin sex, and destroy intimacy. If you want unconditional love, buy a puppy; otherwise, check out this podcast to break free from unhealthy conditioning and learn to embrace Soulmate Love. Get Your FREE Enneagram Cheat Sheet! A Personal Roadmap to: Better Sex, Healthier Relationships, Deeper Connection… and yes, even Mind-blowing Orgasms https://bit.ly/3upL0DX

Why is it that men, men's topics, and men's spirituality are the only ones that can become toxic? In this podcast, Drs. Dan and B talk about the truth of not only toxic masculinity but also toxic feminity and how to detox from it all and get back to peace, harmony, and spirituality!

Do you find yourself behind your camera (phone), taking pictures of the people, places, and experiences in your life but never fully being in the picture yourself? Are you constantly planning, doing, and executing everything on your list but feel like you aren't present or experiencing your life? Then it would be best if you had fewer Chronos moments and more Kairos moments, and in this podcast, Baruch and Nancy Rose discuss what that is and how to get it back.

 Do you do the void dance? Dancing with food, shopping, TV, sex, drugs, and scrolling through social media to avoid dealing with the void at the center of your life? Well, you're not alone, and in this podcast, Drs D & B talk about Viktor Frankl's way of stopping dancing and starting to discover meaning in the void of your life!

 No, you can not change - ever, nor should you. However, you can transcend what you've done or are currently doing, the way you've shown up or failed to step into your life. You can transcend whatever you've done, wherever you've gone, or whomever you've become through the roadmap of the Enneagram, a pathway to help you transcend and return to the True You.

Are you like my clients who go to the mirror and say, "I want to change? I need to change. Will I ever change? I can't change?" All day, every day, I coach people who simply want to change. But here's the truth. You can't change. You won't change, and frankly, you must not change. Rather, you simply have to remember, return to, and reveal who you are, why you are here, and the True You.

In this podcast, B and guest Nancy Rose, founder of the Compass Rose Legacy Foundation, talk about the power of Soul Threads, those invisible lines that run through your past, present, and future, always connecting you back to your True Self, your purpose, your soul.

 Dr. D and Rabbi B Team Up To Talk Wolverine Spirituality Wolverine Spirituality: Calling All You Guys In this podcast, Dr. Dan and Dr. B use B's newest blog on the Michigan Wolverine's quarterback, J.J. McCarthy's meditation practice, as a jumping-off point to talk about men, masculinity, and masculine spirituality.