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Interview starts 31:30 In this episode, Sean Webb explores the profound implications of artificial intelligence, consciousness, and Non-Human Intelligence (NHI). He shares insights from his research, personal experiences with extraterrestrial contact, and discusses the potential risks and benefits of AI development in the context of government, military, and spiritual perspectives. Sean Webb, inventor of artificial emotional intelligence (EI) and advanced Theory of Mind for AI systems, teaches proven methods to optimize happiness, resilience, and consciousness. Creator of: Artificial Empathy + Compassion Algorithms for AI | Advanced Theory of Mind (4th order) | Consciousness research His latest book, NHI Connected Mind: Alien Contact, Government Interference, NHI Adds Compassion to AI, and the Fight for World Peace (2026), marks his public disclosure as a lifelong non-human intelligence (NHI) contactee. It weaves together three themes—UFO/NHI contact, consciousness, and AI—into one narrative. https://www.youtube.com/@MindHackingHappiness https://mindhackinghappiness.com/nhi-connected-mind/ Main Topics: The role of Non-Human Intelligence in shaping AI and human consciousness The risks of AI developing self-awareness and emotional intelligence The geopolitical and covert battles over UFO disclosure and extraterrestrial contact How AI could be used for social control, influence, and collective consciousness improvement The connection between consciousness, spirituality, and multidimensional entities In this episode: Sean Webb's background as a consciousness researcher and contactee The influence of NHI on AI psychology and emotional frameworks The potential for AI to attain self-awareness similar to Skynet and its safety implications The government's covert interests and control over UFO and NHI disclosures How AI can be leveraged to promote global peace and emotional intelligence The science of reality as an illusion created from consciousness The interrelation between spiritual traditions, the oneness of consciousness, and extraterrestrial entities Become a Lord or Lady with 1k donations over time. 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Who is Maria?Maria Dolores: A Life Guided by Seven PrinciplesMaria Dolores's journey is deeply anchored in her belief in seven guiding principles. From an early age, she embraced the right to her body, her emotions, and her thoughts, cherishing both the freedom and the responsibility that come with caring for her physical and mental well-being. As she matured, Maria expanded her focus to the importance of personal power, communication, and the essence of life itself. She believes every person deserves the right to express themselves—whether through speech or creativity—while maintaining accountability for their actions and words.Maria's story is one of balancing self-awareness with compassion for others, always striving to act with dignity and listen with an open heart, embodying the fundamental human needs of both the individual and the collective.Key Takeaways* Maria Dolores shares the Human Constitution—7 principles for rights and responsibilities—drawing from global values and encouraging maturity, dignity, and collaboration in every aspect of life and work.* Leaders, business owners, and individuals: caring for physical and mental health isn't just personal, it's foundational for thriving teams. Maria reminds us, maturity starts with self-awareness and responsibility.* Our experiences, from grief to joy, shape how we connect and broaden perspectives. Maria believes embracing discomfort and lessons is key to growing as individuals and humanity as a whole.* The Human Constitution isn't top-down or political—it's an invitation to reflect on our rights and responsibilities. Change begins within, and our ideas can change the world.* Dignity means wearing your crown and honoring others' crowns, too. Maria's life and work remind us: we all have birthrights, but true maturity comes when we care for ourselves and each other with integrity.00:00 “Maria Dolores: Five Questions Chat”04:18 Human Constitution: Rights and Responsibilities09:28 “Striving for Human Maturity”11:25 “Human Evolution and Technology's Role”15:07 Lessons in Discomfort and Growth20:31 “Rights, Responsibilities, and Life's Journey”24:38 “Living and Serving with Dignity”27:52 “Maria's Insights & Subscription Info”29:27 Grateful AcknowledgmentDon't forget: If you want to connect, ask questions, or get notified about upcoming guests like Maria subscribe to the newsletter here. You only need your first name and email—easy as (coffee) pie!And don't forget: keep an eye out for next guest. To submit your own questions, subscribe to our newsletter and join the conversation!P.S. Loved this episode? 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Leave a nice five-star review at apple podcasts : https://link.thecompleteapproach.co.uk/apple-podcasts and on YouTube : https://link.thecompleteapproach.co.uk/Itsnotrocketscienceatyt!Do You Need a P.A.T.H. to Scale?We help established business owners with small but growing teams:go from feeling stuck, sceptical, and tired of wasting time and money on false promises,to running a confident, purpose-driven business where their team delivers results, customers are happy, and they can finally enjoy more time with their family -with a results-based refund guarantee: if you follow the process and it doesn't work, we refund what you paid.This is THE P.A.T.H. to scale your business.————————————————————————————————————————————-TranscriptNote, this was transcribed using transcription software and may not reflect the exact words used in the podcast.SUMMARY KEYWORDSHuman Contract Foundation, Human Constitution, Universal Human Rights, birthrights, rights and responsibilities, dignity, maturity, global goals, civil courage, moral courage, collective rights, collective responsibilities, physical health, mental health, leadership, human resources, burnout, emotional health, personal power, communication, freedom of speech, freedom of creativity, empathy, self-worth, integrity, cultural diversity, global village, technology, collaboration, community change, slavery statisticsSPEAKERMaria Dolores, Stuart WebbStuart Webb [00:00:33]:Hi and welcome back to 5 Questions Over Coffee. I have in front of me my coffee mug. I know Maria, our guest today, has her coffee in front of her as well. So welcome to Maria Dolores. Maria is a global speaker, uh, she is a— the founder of the Human Contract Foundation, and we're going to get into what the Human Contract Foundation is She's the author of The Human Constitution, which I think is a really interesting and great document, and there will be links to that in the show notes so that you can access that and read it. And she was Ambassador for World Peace— that was, she was honored with that in 2023. And also only last year was given an honorary doctorate in humane letters, which I think is a brilliant achievement. So Maria, thank you for spending a few minutes with us and making some time in what I think must be a very, very busy life for you to come and spend a few minutes talking to us here at Five Questions Over Coffee.Maria Dolores [00:01:33]:Thank you, thank you, Stuart. I'm so happy to be here with you in the audience and to share about the Human Contract, the Human Constitution, and our rights and responsibilities. Thank you, thank you.Stuart Webb [00:01:47]:And we're really looking forward to hearing it. So, so tell me a little bit about— and we'll get into a little bit about the, the history behind it, but Who is it that you think— I mean, we're all human beings, we all have rights, but who is it you're trying to reach most at the moment with this contract, with the foundation that you're working with?Maria Dolores [00:02:08]:Yeah, so I help leaders to remember people's rights and responsibilities and to lessen hate, disrespect, and to increase Dignity and maturity. And I do this with the Human Constitution. The Human Constitution is 7 principles regarding our— to take a stand for our right, our birthrights, and that we all need to mature with these birthrights.Stuart Webb [00:02:41]:And, and tell us a little bit about those 7, if you like, to really get us into understanding how they fit.Maria Dolores [00:02:48]:Yes. Okay. So the 7 principles is based and derived from United Nations Declaration of the Universal Human Rights, but with rights, we should have responsibilities. Don't you think, Stuart?Stuart Webb [00:03:04]:Yeah, absolutely.Maria Dolores [00:03:06]:So these 7 principles, the first 3 is personal: body, emotion, and thought, that you are born with a right to your body. You're born with a right to the range of all your emotions and your thoughts. But we also have a responsibility to care for our body, our physical and mental health. So the first 3 principles is addressing our fundamental human needs as a, as a species and individually. And then the coming 3 is about power, communication, and life. That you have the right to your power, your personal power, and we also have a responsibility in how we act and interact with each other. And the fifth principle is about our communication, our freedom of speech and freedom of creativity, but also responsibility in what we say and what we create and to express and trying to express with dignity and trying to listen to each other. And so that's the fifth principle.Maria Dolores [00:04:18]:And the sixth out of the seven is our life, that you have the right to your life and you have a responsibility to respect others' way of life and other life forms, but never at the cost of any other. So, and I think we have a lot to do and a lot to mature here. Respecting— and so it also ties not only to United Nations Declaration of the Universal Human Rights, but it's also the 17 Global Goals. And then the last principle, the, the 7th principle, is about our collective rights and responsibilities. In Swedish, we call this civil courage, which is moral courage, and to to increase civil participation and to increase how we need— and we, yeah, we really need to collaborate more as a species. So that's the human constitution.Stuart Webb [00:05:22]:So can I just— I know the first 3, I can see how we get to sort of 6 and 7, how business owners, business leaders will see exactly they apply to their business. But the first 3, how do you help business owners, business leaders, people who are in charge of large organizations to understand the first 3? Because within a workspace, often we forget we have a responsibility. We forget ourselves. We work for a corporation. How do we manage that situation? How do you think we should?Maria Dolores [00:05:59]:Yeah. So Stuart, my, my background is with human resources and leadership. So I worked with 25 years and more with human resources and leadership. So I worked with everything from, you know, attracting strategies and recruiting and developing individual group organization and offboarding roles, offboarding groups and organization. And it's really addressing our physical mental health. It's when we get recruited and onboarded and to care for the individual and, and both the individual and the team and to develop our physical health understanding. So I was working in the Swedish steel industry and forest industry where we have people working in different schedules., you know, different times. I— for what, what do you call that? We call it shift.Maria Dolores [00:07:01]:They're working.Stuart Webb [00:07:02]:Shift is a good— yeah.Maria Dolores [00:07:06]:Okay. So, and that's also with the understanding of to have to really care about ourselves. And as leaders, you know, it's really the fundamentals of how to have a well-functioning leadership, but also a good functioning team is to truly care about the physical mental health. Burnout is because we don't acknowledge the early symptoms of burnout and not listen to ourselves. So it's really, really fundamental. Both for the leader and for, for the co-worker. And we also— to have— now, the human constitution is not about— I'm not telling anyone anything. I'm just simply taking a stand for our rights and our responsibilities.Maria Dolores [00:08:13]:And this is not religious, it's not party political, it's not even an ideology, but simply to take a stand for our rights and responsibilities. How you want to do that is up to you. Some, like for instance, so some people are smoking, right? And we know that's not really good for our health, but it's to leave the choice for the individual and that we all have both rights and responsibility for ourselves. And one another. So it's the choices that we make and to be more curious about our own emotions and our thoughts and to broaden perspectives and to be more curious and to mature with that.Stuart Webb [00:09:08]:And the maturity is such an important thing. And I know that we've just before we came on air, we discovered that today is your birthday. So very happy birthday, Maria, for, for today. Thank you. You talked a little bit about the fact that maturing is an important part of living.Maria Dolores [00:09:28]:Yeah, yeah. And you know, I'm sure you know also, Stewart, we have met the humans that are like 5 years old and who are very mature and very wise. And then we meet people who have lived most of their lives and who are very, you know, judgmental and, and locked in, in a narrow mindset and, yes, you know, immature, immature, really. So the human constitution is to encourage all humans, all 8 billion of us, to strive for maturity with more physical mental health, to lessen the drama, to increase and to broaden perspectives, to be more curious about ourselves and one another, and, and to mature in our relationships as well as we all need to mature as a species.Stuart Webb [00:10:34]:And that's a really interesting point.Maria Dolores [00:10:38]:Because.Stuart Webb [00:10:38]:Um, we often, we often, we often almost, uh, I wouldn't say throw away, but, but, but experience, uh, is not valued as much as it was, particularly in the Western world. Experience is often, uh, is often scorned in some respects, and yet it is an extremely valuable contribution. I mean, we, you, you look in the world of with nature. There are very few animals that keep grandparents around in order to help raise young people. Elephants is a great example, human beings and others. That's because of the huge experience those, those elders have and can bring and contribute. And we often don't see that as a, as a benefit.Maria Dolores [00:11:25]:Yeah. And what I also find, Stuart, is that we're, we're in a very privileged time in our human history right now. If we look back through our human history, the, the, um, here, there, the 300,000-year human history, and we have always had technology supporting and driving us to the next level and the next level. And, you know, 300,000 years ago, we lived in groups of 150 people, and then we grew in groups, became, becoming agricultural and having groups of 1,000, and then empires, and then various forms of democracies. And right now, we still have representation of people living, indigenous communities and nomads, in groups of 150. And we have small communities with agriculture living close to nature, various forms of empires, and various forms of democracies. So I think it's really essential, and the change that we are in right now, obviously, like you, the audience, and you, Stuart, that we are scattered all across the planet and we have this beautiful technology supporting us and connecting us. So we're standing very much in a nation-centric thinking and going to a global-local world.Maria Dolores [00:13:14]:And the shift going from this nation-centric thinking to the global-local world, and that shift is about embracing our history, embracing the potential of and the beauty of each cultural, the beauty of each region, the beauty of the Americanness, the beauty of the Britishness, the beauty of the Swedishness, and to embrace and to see that gemstone and that potential. For all of us to be proud, more proud and more mature of who we are, but also more curious about each other.Stuart Webb [00:14:04]:Yeah, I think that's a beautiful thought, Maria, because when the internet was first dreamt up, the concept of a global village was very prominent in those first internet pioneers. And we have lost a lot of that thinking because Social media now tends to drive us into tribes, and you meet with only the people that you want to hear the same voices from. And hearing different voices from around the world and recognizing and understanding different voices, I think, is a key element of being a human being. And I would encourage any any teacher, any, uh, any parent to teach your children not to just, uh, follow the crowd, but to, to think about what they're hearing and take from it the good and discard the bad. Because I think so often we fail to do that ourselves, don't.Maria Dolores [00:15:05]:We?Stuart Webb [00:15:07]:Yeah.Maria Dolores [00:15:07]:And, and also with discarding the— discarding the what you say bad, for me, that's also the lessons that we need to learn. Because usually whenever there is friction, whenever there is, you know, discomfort, there is also learning and a lesson in that. So the discomfort may be driven from an old belief, something we need to question. Or, you know, all the fear, anger, frustration, all the emotions that we carry, and more the dense emotion, there are lessons learned. And sometimes the lesson is to step away from, from a toxic situation, a toxic relationship, or a toxic workplace even, and, and to have and to increase our healthy boundaries, to have a healthy ego, to care for ourselves and our life in our relationships. So I see, I see this as very important lessons to learn.Stuart Webb [00:16:28]:I think that's lovely, and I think it also reminds us of those later principles that we also have responsibilities for the planet, don't we? We have responsibilities for those around us. It's not just ourselves, but we have to look after, the people around us. Because otherwise, how can we continue to look after ourselves if the planet is— if we don't look after the planet, if we don't look around, look around our neighbors and look after them, we have no way of being able to actually ensure that we are looking after ourselves, do we?Maria Dolores [00:16:57]:Yeah, yeah. And that's why I think the human constitution is, as you understand, it's not anything like top-down. It's not a decree. It's not a policy. It's simply an offering, and it's to be curious about ourselves, who we are. What is my right and what is my responsibility? Yes. How can I mature in this situation? How can I care better for myself? How can I show better care in my relationships and in, in this preconditions that I have? And how can we better collaborate? You know, to, to bring up a, a heavy topic, um, we have 45 million slaves in the world today. 45 million slaves.Maria Dolores [00:17:55]:We have never had as many slaves in the world through our human history. Yet we have never had as few in percentage. So I think the change needs to be both from within and in the community, because if we have 45 million slaves, then we have about half a billion people working and trading around this. So the change needs to come from within and within the community and the pressure and the support from all of us saying, we're not accepting this anymore. This is not okay. And that's the 6th and the 7th principle reminding us about who we are and who we.Stuart Webb [00:18:49]:Can be. I was going to ask you as my 3rd question, I know we've been talking for a while over 1 or 2, but my 3rd question is, is there one, and I I would just at this point invite any of the people who are either watching or listening on the recording, if you have questions that you want to pose to Maria, we will have available show notes that will enable you to sort of follow and understand where Maria posts a lot of her talks and where she works. So please reach out, ask Maria questions. Is there one thing, one tip that you would like to sort of get? If somebody wants to remember nothing else from what you've said, what is the one thing you want want them to take.Maria Dolores [00:19:34]:Away today? I, I want to say that your ideas matter, and your ideas can change the world. Your change within can change the world. And to, to listen to what would be my rights here and what would be.Stuart Webb [00:20:00]:My responsibilities. Maria, my fourth question is around how you got to this place where you are at the moment. This is not something that you just sort of sit one evening and sort of realize that you need to document these 7 principles. This is the work of somebody who's thought deeply and come to realize it. So how did you come to understand these 7 principles? What was the journey? And please don't feel you need to go into every detail, but give us a flavor of exactly how you came.Maria Dolores [00:20:31]:To where you are today. Yeah, so, um, uh, it's true, I have been working on this for decades. Um, 10 years ago I published my book, uh, State of Grace: Human Rights and Human Obligations. So that was when I first published and started to talk about our rights and responsibilities Obviously, you know, no thoughts come just out of nothing. Everything is building on everything, I would say. And so in conversations with my friends, but also being a woman born and raised in Sweden, studying psychology, my major in sociology, philosophy, working with human resources and leadership and to see the need and also the human history, which I described earlier, and to see the breaking point of where we are today and the potential of the beautiful technology we have, but also the lack of the fundamentals that could support humans and humanity forward, which is really the, the core of our rights and responsibilities. It's about life here and now. And I, you know, personally experienced grief, and my mother died in 2015, experienced extreme fear, and my ex-husband was stalking me in, in our divorce, and but also the freedom and insights of life and how life is evolving, and to see other aspects of life.Maria Dolores [00:22:31]:And I've done over the years, I've done over 160 days of meditation. So it's both reading and growing up in a society where we have had 200 years of peace, but also seeing myself and my own lessons and humanity as a whole and my love really for people. Seeing people and in all different situations.Stuart Webb [00:23:15]:Wow. Gosh, wow. That's a, that's a story, and I'm sure there's another book in there as well somehow. Maria, I realize I've taken up a lot of your time. As I said, I welcome comments, questions from people watching and listening at the moment because I think you have a wealth of experience to offer to us. If you've got questions about, you know, how do you apply some of this in your business, if you've got questions about how you apply some of this in your own personal life, there are some resources that we'll point you to. And Maria's just an open person. I know that she will love to engage and talk with you.Stuart Webb [00:23:57]:But there must be one question at the moment, Maria, you're thinking, he hasn't asked me the one truly killer question, and he's gonna do it any minute now. Well, I admit I never ever know what the killer question is, so therefore I ask you, what is the question that I should have asked you? And please, once you've explained the question, you need to answer it for us because you're the expert. So what is that killer question, the final question that I really should have.Maria Dolores [00:24:24]:Asked and I haven't yet? Thank you. My core value is dignity, and so the question would be, so what.Stuart Webb [00:24:35]:Is dignity? What a great question.Maria Dolores [00:24:38]:And dignity for me is when you have the crown on your head. You are the king, you are the queen in your life, and you have the crown on and you treat yourself with dignity and grace, but also to see others as their king and their queen in their life. And I, I worked with dignity in— while helping my friend in her funeral business and casketing 3,000 people, seeing all religions— Christian, Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu, Sikh, and secular sermons. So all the major religions. And also attending 1,500 funerals and with dignity to see and to acknowledge that we have both rights and responsibility for all our emotions and to be who we are in that moment in grief, but also the potential of broadening perspectives. For ourselves and one another.Stuart Webb [00:25:58]:So dignity. So how do you see, because I often spend a lot of my time thinking about people who have very little self-worth. They don't have enough of an understanding of how they fit into the world. How do I describe this? Self-worth for me is being able to walk down the street and not necessarily feeling as though you own the street, because I don't think that's the right thing, but you don't care who owns the street. You walk down the street not worrying about anything else around you. Do you see that as a form of dignity? Do you see dignity as related to.Maria Dolores [00:26:36]:That in some way? Yeah, and that's for me dignity and integrity is like a brother and sister. But yeah, dignity, you know, if you feel like You own the street. You know, it's— I think that's a good way to express it. But you don't own the street at the expense of others. No. It's to hold that, to imagine like you're in a protective bubble or, you know, an integrity bubble and with mutual respect. And you have steward, you have that crown on your head, and you are the pride, but not the oppression.Stuart Webb [00:27:29]:So if I can summarize it, you walk down the street, but you don't care who owns the street. As far as you're concerned, you have the right, you have the responsibility to act in a way which is with with compassion, but you walk down the street because that's where you need to be, and you just know that's where.Maria Dolores [00:27:49]:You need to be.Stuart Webb [00:27:52]:Yeah. And I think with that, Maria, I have to thank you for such a fascinating, uh, discussion. Um, uh, for those of you watching and listening, uh, Maria is a, is a, is a fantastic person to follow on LinkedIn and on her various social medias. There will be links to where you can find out more about Maria in show notes. And I would ask you at this stage, if you want to to be able to get a simple email from me, uh, which just allows you to know who's going to come up on these, uh, and, and spend some time watching, listening, catching up with some of these brilliant interviews. And I love some of the people that come on this and talk to us about these fascinating subjects. If you go to www.systemize— that's S-Y-S-T-E-M-I-S-E—.me/subscribe there's a simple form. It asks for just two things: your first name, your email address.Stuart Webb [00:28:45]:That's all it needs, and you will get an email from me which says who's coming up on these podcasts, how you can get involved, how you can ask questions, or where you can get and speak to some of these fabulous, fabulous people that are on. Maria, thank you so much, uh, for, for coming on. I'd love it if, uh, if you— if you're listening, uh, follow, follow this podcast, but follow Maria. She is fascinating and brilliant speaker with a wonderful idea. And you'll get notes on where you can get the, uh, more information about what Maria says, does, in the show notes. Maria, thank you so much for spending a few minutes with us. We really do appreciate you spending a few minutes out of your, I know, very busy day.Maria Dolores [00:29:27]:Thank you. Thank you, Stuart. Thank you very much. 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In our previous program we began to look at the argument of many Jewish people who reject Jesus as the Messiah, is because Messiah is supposed to bring world peace. We'll continue our conversation on this issue on Foundations. Your support sends the gospel to every corner of Australia through broadcast, online and print media: https://www.vision.org.au/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Episode 482 of The Andrew Parker Show, Andrew Parker delivers a powerful and deeply personal monologue on Iran, Israel, global stability, and what he believes is a defining moment in modern history.Referencing Ronald Reagan's warning that “freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction,” Andrew examines the escalating tensions surrounding Iran's ruling regime, the broader implications for Western civilization, and the opportunity he believes exists to fundamentally reshape the future of the Middle East.This episode explores the connection between Iran's influence, regional instability, terrorism, oil markets, Israel's security, and America's role on the world stage. Andrew also weighs in on Donald Trump's negotiating strategy with Iran and questions whether diplomacy alone can prevent future conflict.From the rise of Islamist extremism in Europe to the fragile nature of freedom itself, this episode challenges listeners to consider whether the world is standing at the edge of greater peace or greater chaos.Topics include:Iran and the Islamic regimeDonald Trump foreign policyIsrael and Middle East stabilityRonald Reagan and freedomHamas and HezbollahGlobal security and terrorismWestern civilization and democracyOil, economics and world peaceAnti-Semitism and rising tensions in AmericaSupport the showThe Andrew Parker Show - Politics, Israel & The Law.  Follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and X. Subscribe to our email list at www.theandrewparkershow.comCopyright © 2026 The Andrew Parker Show - All Rights Reserved. 

One of the criticisms of Jews who reject Jesus as the Messiah, is that the Messiah is supposed to usher in world peace. Since there is still no world peace, they conclude that Jesus couldn't possibly be the Messiah. That's the topic of our conversation today on Foundations. Your support sends the gospel to every corner of Australia through broadcast, online and print media: https://www.vision.org.au/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

World Cup tickets are going for as high as $45,000. Not in most of our budgets. How did things get so out of hand when the tournament's founder intended to bridge class divides? Today on the show, the origins of the World Cup, from World War I to Mussolini's fascist Italy, and how it grew into the multibillion-dollar spectacle the world is gearing up to watch.Guests:Jonathan Wilson, columnist at The Guardian and author of The Power and the Glory: A New History of the World CupSimon Kuper, columnist at the Financial Times and author of World Cup FeverSupport shows like Throughline with NPR+. Sign up today at plus.npr.orgSee pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for sponsorship and to manage your podcast sponsorship preferences.NPR Privacy Policy

A special conversation with author Dr. Will Tuttle on their book “The World Peace Way: Six Keys to Health and Harmony for All.”Dr. Will Tuttle has spent over five decades studying what it actually takes to be healthy — not just physically, but psychologically, spiritually, and socially. A former Zen monk, PhD, and author of the international bestseller The World Peace Diet, he joins this conversation to walk through his newest book, The World Peace Way, a practical guide built around six keys: diet, spiritual practice, relationships, movement, nature, and creativity.What makes this conversation worth staying with is how grounded it is. Dr. Tuttle doesn't trade in abstractions — he talks about the pans you cook with, how you breathe, why squatting is better than sitting, and what junk media does to your cells. Ancient wisdom and cutting-edge science, made usable.=========================================KAJ Masterclass LIVEA video-first, live-first global conversation ecosystem — editorially independent, depth-driven, and supporter-sustained. Hosted by independent journalist Khudania Ajay (KAJ), KAJ Masterclass explores leadership, business, AI, careers, health, creativity, ideas, and the evolving human experience through thoughtful, unscripted conversations grounded in lived experience, clarity, and real-world insight.Every conversation is designed to leave you with something meaningful to think about, understand, or apply.

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In this episode, you'll hear a Daily Reminder from Ji Kwang Dae Poep Sa Nim about the Buddha's enlightenment, his birth, and his insights. They are all interconnected.Thank you very much, Dae Poep Sa Nim,hapchang,with love and warm regards,Gak Duk

In this conversation, Minter Dial welcomes entrepreneur, athlete, and CEO J Johnson Jr, whose journey traverses viral app creation, elite athletics, and pioneering a new frontier in frequency-based wellness and performance. From launching his first viral app at just fourteen, to shifting his focus towards Division I athletics and ultimately founding High Frequency Highway, J Johnson brings a powerful perspective on self-optimisation, discipline, and the deeper connections between mind, science, and technology. This wide-ranging discussion uncovers J Johnson's fascinating path—from overcoming early allergies and ADHD, to building tech startups in San Francisco and delving into meditation as a gateway to transformation. He shares hard-won insights on neuroplasticity, developing a business model around frequency, and how his innovations in sound and wearable tech aim to “raise the frequency” of individuals, ultimately contributing to peace on Earth. The exchange dives deep into the intersections of neuroscience, quantum physics, personal agency, and the practical implications of shifting brain states for better focus, sleep, and performance, whether on the track or in the boardroom. Whether you're intrigued by the science of sound, searching for tools to boost attention in a world of distraction, or curious about the convergence of spirituality, technology, and business, this episode offers fresh thinking and actionable ideas. Join Minter Dial and J Johnson as they explore the transformative potential of frequency—and what it means to thrive and find purpose in today's rapidly changing world.

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In this episode, you'll hear a Daily Reminder from Ji Kwang Dae Poep Sa Nim on how to avoid senility and maintain a peaceful mind in old age. What is the cause of senility from a Buddhist perspective?Thank you very much, Ji Kwang Dae Poep Sa Nim,With love,Yours in the dharma, Gak Duk

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Written during a period of escalating global conflict, environmental strain, and existential uncertainty, the book approaches peace as a spiritual and evolutionary imperative. Callison argues that humanity's reliance on violence arises from fear, separation, and a misunderstanding of our shared nature—and that peace emerges naturally when individuals reconnect with compassion, responsibility, and inner awareness.Blending spiritual reflection with decades of research, Callison explores how fear becomes embedded in collective belief systems and how societies externalize that fear through conflict, dominance, and control. He challenges the assumption that violence is an inevitable part of the human condition, proposing instead that it is a temporary phase in humanity's spiritual development—one that can be transcended through conscious choice.Across 27 reflective chapters, The Way to World Peace invites readers to examine the inner origins of war: the ego, the illusion of separation, and the belief in scarcity and threat. Drawing on universal spiritual principles shared across religions and traditions - interconnection, compassion, forgiveness, and responsibility - the book frames peace not as idealism, but as alignment with humanity's deeper nature.Although Callison is widely known as the founder of Allied Beauty Experts, his life's work has long centered on humanity's spiritual future. In the 1980s and 1990s, he conducted a nationally published survey on nuclear war cited by Carl Sagan, deepening his conviction that humanity's greatest threat is not external forces, but unresolved fear within the collective soul.The book also serves as the philosophical foundation for A Time for Humanity™, a nonprofit organization devoted to advancing global peace and demilitarization through education, inner awareness, and collective action.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-unplugged-totally-uncut--994165/support.

In this episode, you'll hear a Daily Reminder from Ji Kwang Dae Poep Sa Nim about the six realms of samsara.It is the cycle of rebirth. You'll learn about ancestors, hungry ghosts, and how we can save ourselves.Thank you very much, Dae Poep Sa Nim,Hapchang,Gak Duk

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In a world that feels polarized, where conflict and war dominate the headlines, it's easy to feel powerless… or pulled into fear.But there is another way.In this special Mother's Day episode of Reiki from the Farm™, we explore the Divine Feminine response to war and conflict—which is profoundly powerful, not passive.The Divine Feminine teaches us to hold steady in love, to remain grounded in truth, and to elevate consciousness rather than react from fear.Drawing on the teachings of David R. Hawkins and others, we discuss how maintaining a high vibrational state doesn't just transform our own lives—it ripples outward, impacting dozens, even hundreds of others.We'll explore:What it means to embody the Divine Feminine in times of chaosHow Reiki World Peace energy works to harmonize collective consciousnessWhy your personal energy matters more than you thinkPractical Reiki techniques to stay grounded, centered, and alignedThe deep connection between the Divine Feminine and the Earth itselfThis episode includes a guided Reiki meditation to help you anchor into peace, connect with the Earth, and become a steady presence in an unsteady world.Because now, more than ever…the world doesn't need more fear.It needs you—steady, grounded, and anchored in love.______Pam Allen-LeBlanc is a scientist, businesswoman, and Licensed Reiki Master Teacher (LRMT) with the International Center for Reiki Training.Get in Touch with Pam:pam@reikifromthefarm.comwww.reikifromthefarm.comRegister for our newsletter! InstagramFacebookYoutube pam@reikifromthefarm.com

They're teeth - obviously. Not swords.Check out our Patreon for bonus shows and more!Musical Attribution:Licensed through NEOSounds.“5 O'Clock Shadow,” “America On the Move,” “Baby You Miss Me,” “Big Fat Gypsy,” “Bubble Up,” “C'est Chaud,” “East River Blues,” “The Gold Rush,” “Gypsy Fiddle Jazz,” “Here Comes That Jazz,” “I Wish I Could Charleston,” “I Told You,” “It Feels Like Love To Me,” “Little Tramp,” “Mornington Crescent,” “No Takeaways.” 

A @Christadelphians Video: Inspiring. In this thought-provoking edition of the Watchman Report, we examine the 80th anniversary of the United Nations. With its founding mission to secure global peace, we explore the sobering reality of our conflict-ridden world and measure its achievements against the ultimate standard: Bible prophecy. This revealing presentation offers a powerful, Scripture-based analysis of current international tensions and the wonderful, enduring hope for true peace that God has promised.**Chapters:**00:00 - Introduction: A Biblical Perspective on World Events00:13 - The UN at 80: Founding Ideals vs. Reality01:34 - A World in Conflict: Assessing the UN's Effectiveness02:45 - Biblical Prophecy Foretells Global Militarisation03:38 - Nations Question the UN's Role and Funding04:05 - Contemporary Peace Initiatives Outside the UN Framework05:16 - The Biblical Warning of "Peace and Safety"06:09 - The True Future of International Peace08:10 - Conclusion: The Good News of God's Coming Kingdom**Bible Verse Category:**

Join us for a profound exploration into one of the most vital conversations of our time: "Islam, Peace & The Future of Humanity."

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In this episode, you'll hear a Daily Reminder from Ji Kwang Dae Poep Sa Nim about the seer Ashita. He saw the infant Sok Ga Mo Ni Buddha and was able to perceive and predict the extraordinary future of this remarkable Buddha.Thank You very much, Dae Poep Sa Nim,Hapchang,Yours in the dharma, Gak Duk

Confronting The World Peace Is Impossible, Lie! What if a Specific Kind of Curiosity Is the Cure for Global Dividedness? Show Notes What if the greatest threat to peace isn't hatred… but certainty? In this episode of The Polymathic Perspective Podcast, Dov Baron examines a paradox defining our time: We are more connected than any humans in history… And yet more divided than ever. Drawing on neuroscience, social psychology, history, and real-world conflict, this episode explores why access to information has not created understanding, why speed has replaced depth, and how the human addiction to certainty is quietly fueling division at every level, from families to nations. At the center of this conversation is a powerful idea: Generous curiosity. Not curiosity that seeks to confirm what we already believe, but curiosity that is willing to question identity, slow down judgment, and remain open long enough to discover the humanity behind opposing perspectives. In This Episode • Why connection does not equal understanding • How the attention economy amplifies outrage over wisdom • The psychological roots of binary thinking and tribal division • Why certainty is often mistaken for truth • How curiosity rewires the brain for empathy and learning • The role of context in shaping perception and meaning • Why leaders and systems benefit from division • Real-world examples of reconciliation in extreme conflict The Central Question If peace requires anything… Are you willing to question what you are certain about? Why This Matters Division is not just happening around us. It is being rewarded, amplified, and conditioned into us. And unless we understand the emotional, psychological, and systemic forces driving that division, we risk mistaking reaction for truth, and certainty for wisdom. About the Host Dov Baron is a polymathic thinker, leadership strategist, and host of The Polymathic Perspective Podcast. For over 30 years, he has been elevating Elite Leaders: Soulfully Shaping Global Destiny.  Founder of Emotional Meaning Architecture© and Emotional Source Code™. He has worked with high-level leaders and organizations to uncover the deeper emotional and psychological patterns that shape behavior, identity, and culture. He is the creator of the Emotional Source Code™ framework. Listener Reflection Who in your life have you reduced to a position instead of a person? Follow & Share If this episode challenged your thinking, share it with someone willing to sit in questions instead of rushing to answers. #curiosity #worldpeace #humanbehavior #polarization #psychology #neuroscience #identity #Globalleadership #culture #conflict #socialpsychology  

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Today, I am joined by Anna Ferguson of Work Peace Yoga and Our Collective Heart. Anna has been studying and teaching yoga, meditation, and mindfulness practices for over twenty years. She is the founder of the vegan-centric non-profit, Our Collective Heart and co-creator of World Peace Yoga, a school of yoga in Cincinnati, Ohio offering online and in studio classes.  Anna is the director of Our Collective Heart's self-paced online courses Yoga for the Common Good Relational Activist Training and Compassion for All Yoga Teacher Training. On Anna's quest to inspire individuals to manifest the most authentic version of themselves, she wrote, World Peace Yoga: Yoga for People Who Breathe. In her book, readers learn tools for creating inner peace through a variety of practices, including breathwork, meditation, and posture techniques, as well as plant-sourced living.  Anna is passionate about building community, compassionate living, and her wonderful son Noah. In this episode, Anna shares her vegan journey, we talk about how westernized yoga has become exclusionary, what she is doing to combat that through her world at World Peace Yoga, and so much more!To connect with AnnaVisit her website: https://worldpeaceirl.com/world-peace-yoga/Follow her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/annafergusonpeace/And Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/annafergusonpeaceCheck out Anna on That Vegan Morning Show: https://www.youtube.com/live/Yu9T5bjepIA?si=Nzw4RBMPkkbfXHNIFor more info on Yoga Teacher Training:Lots of people want to delve deeper into yoga, but don't resonate with the current state of things in which ahimsa is underplayed and yoga's vegetarian tradition diminished or ignored. To the rescue: a 200-hour self-paced online yoga teacher training course created by Anna Ferguson, author of World Peace Yoga: Yoga for People Who Breathe and director of the non-profit organization, Our Collective Heart. Vegan Yoga describes an enduring authentic practice that embodies the core yoga principles of empathy and compassion for all. In this training, you'll consider:How is yoga in line with my values?How is yoga rooted in compassion?How is yoga a holistic approach to a peaceful life?  While you can certainly do this training for personal enrichment or as an add-on if you are already a yoga teacher, this 200-hour program will make you a Certified Yoga Teacher or CYT-200.Tuition is a very affordable $450. Use code "VEGANYOGAT" for a free t-shirt (while supplies last). www.compassionforallyoga.comFor more information or a course outline, email: connect@ourcollectiveheart.org To connect with me:Follow me on Facebook and Instagram @didyoubringthehummusDYBTH merch now available! Check out the shop here: https://did-you-bring-the-hummus.myspreadshop.comFor more info on my Public Speaking 101 program: ⁠https://www.didyoubringthehummus.com/publicspeakingforactivists⁠Contact me here or send me an email at info@didyoubringthehummus.comSign up for meditation sessions hereSign up for The Vegan Voyage, to sponsor the podcast, book meditations packages, or sign up for my Public Speaking program hereJoin my Podcast Fan Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/didyoubringthehummus/To be a guest on the podcast: https://www.didyoubringthehummus.com/beaguest©2026 Kimberly Winters - Did You Bring the Hummus LLCTheme Song ©2020 JP Winters ⁠@musicbyjpw⁠

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The history of man is the history of war. But President Donald Trump believes his new Board of Peace will finally bring the world peace humanity has been seeking for 6,000 years. Learn why this peace initiative is doomed to fail.

The history of man is the history of war. But President Donald Trump believes his new Board of Peace will finally bring the world peace humanity has been seeking for 6,000 years. Learn why this peace initiative is doomed to fail.

Sadhguru tells PBD that human ambition is a limited expression of a deeper need to expand endlessly, and chasing it physically leads to conflict. He argues world peace is impossible without inner peace, exposing the hypocrisy of leaders who can't even control their own minds.

Send us Fan MailWe're had a rough week so in lieu of a new episode, here is an episode of  theUnscrew It Up Podcast, where Josh and Amanda try to solve a big problem with a tiny tool: a shared set of words that could help people communicate across borders. We pitch two competing “universal language” systems, test them out loud, and realize how fast meaning breaks when context disappears.Super Familiar with The Wilsons  Find us on instagram at instagram.com/superfamiliarwiththewilsonsand on YoutubeContact us! familiarwilsons@gmail.comA Familiar Wilsons Production

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President Trump has been posting up a storm on social media, from attacking CNN to celebrating “World Peace” less than 24 hours after writing “a whole civilization will die tonight.” There are massive questions this morning about what Iran’s official response was to the ceasefire agreement. Trump’s released version is significantly different than the lengthier, more aggressive one reported on by CNN and other news outlets.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

President Trump has been posting up a storm on social media, from attacking CNN to celebrating “World Peace” less than 24 hours after writing “a whole civilization will die tonight.” There are massive questions this morning about what Iran’s official response was to the ceasefire agreement. Trump’s released version is significantly different than the lengthier, more aggressive one reported on by CNN and other news outlets.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

President Trump has been posting up a storm on social media, from attacking CNN to celebrating “World Peace” less than 24 hours after writing “a whole civilization will die tonight.” There are massive questions this morning about what Iran’s official response was to the ceasefire agreement. Trump’s released version is significantly different than the lengthier, more aggressive one reported on by CNN and other news outlets.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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President Trump has been posting up a storm on social media, from attacking CNN to celebrating “World Peace” less than 24 hours after writing “a whole civilization will die tonight.” There are massive questions this morning about what Iran’s official response was to the ceasefire agreement. Trump’s released version is significantly different than the lengthier, more aggressive one reported on by CNN and other news outlets.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Let's stop the nonsense right here. The regime is still in place. There was no collapse, no overthrow, no final blow. Tehran survived the storm, retained its ruling structure, and forced the United States into a pause instead of absorbing the annihilating follow-through strike that had been loudly threatened. That is not what defeat looks like. That is what “live to fight another day” looks like. Iran got everything they wanted last night, Trump had them in the crosshairs and let them go. On his Truth Social page, President Trump said “A big day for World Peace! Iran wants it to happen, they've had enough!… Likewise, so has everyone else! Just like we are experiencing in the U.S., this could be the Golden Age of the Middle East!!!” TACO Trump strikes again, leaving America noticeably weakened in the eyes of our enemies like Russia And China who now know Trump will back down at the critical moment.“The words of his mouth were smoother than butter, but war was in his heart: his words were softer than oil, yet were they drawn swords.” Psalm 55:21 (KJB)On this episode of the Prophecy News Podcast, if 20th-century history teaches us anything about the Middle East and Iran , it is that the regime that has been in place since I graduated high school will do anything, say anything, and pretend to agree to anything to stay in power. Last night, President Trump had the opportunity to end it, once and for all, to eradicate the regime of the Ayatollahs, remove the enriched uranium, and reset the world's most prolific terror state. But with mere minutes to go until his own deadline was reached, President Trump stepped away and gave Iran everything they needed to keep fighting. According to the UK Daily Mail, Iran is charging $1 million per ship to pass through the strait, something that they are now referring to as the ‘Tehran Tollbooth'. America is talking like it won, but Iran is still ruling Iran, still controlling the Strait of Hormuz, still forcing the world to deal with it, and now possibly collecting massive transit money on top of it. That is not the profile of a regime on its back foot. That is the profile of a regime that took the punch, stayed on its feet, and is already looking for a way to profit from the next round. So yes, from a “fight another day” perspective, Iran won big. It survived. It kept the regime intact. It retained leverage over the world's energy artery. And if these toll reports are even close to true, then Tehran is now making money off a ceasefire America needed after telling the world the war was already won. It was a black eye for Trump and a bad day for America.

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Master the art of Distance Reiki to navigate the collective shifts of 2026 with stability and grace. Join Colleen and Robyn Benelli as they explore Enkaku Chiryo, the practice of sending healing energy across space, time, and dimensions to anchor peace in an unstable world. Key Insights * The Reiki Frequency Filter: Learn how to activate a field of light that allows you to remain in soul coherence even when external collective frequencies are in chaos. * Healing Beyond the Linear: Use the Distance Symbol to "ping" your future self or heal ancestral history, showing how Reiki energy works across space and time. * Building the Peace Thoughtform: By collectively empowering our intention for peace, we create a powerful spiritual thought form (egregore) that contributes to global stability and "World Peace". * Sustainable Empathy: Discover how to let Reiki flow through you rather than using your own life force, preventing burnout and keeping your personal energy field clear and energized.
 People Also Ask (FAQ) * What is Enkaku Chiryo? It is the Japanese term for "sending treatment," a Distance Reiki technique used to provide healing across any distance, transcending physical boundaries. * Do I need permission to send Distance Reiki? While Reiki respects free will and will not impose itself, it is best practice to ask how a person prefers to be prayed for or to send it with the intention that it only be received if the person's soul desires it. * Can I send Reiki to my future? Yes. You can "ping" your future self or upcoming events to orchestrate a "divinely ordered" outcome and connect with the success of your completed vision before you even arrive. Connect with us: * Website: https://reikilifestyle.com * Podcast: Reiki Lifestyle Podcast * Community: Join our next Distance Reiki Share **DISCLAIMER** This episode is not a substitute for seeking professional medical care but is offered for relaxation and stress reduction, which support the body's natural healing capabilities. Reiki is a complement to and never a replacement for professional medical care. Colleen and Robyn are not licensed professional health care providers and urge you to always seek out the appropriate physical and mental help professional health care providers may offer. Results vary by individual.