Intellectual and Emotional Honesty (podcast $)
Lincoln Stoller2025-04-15T10:36:48-07:00Wisdom is sanity with insight. It comes with the appreciation of deeper truths and greater honesty.
Wisdom is sanity with insight. It comes with the appreciation of deeper truths and greater honesty.
It seems that dying satisfied means living satisfied. Any dissatisfaction you harbor now will be with you at the end.
A far-reaching conversation about my book, Operating Manual for Enlightenment, that explores the creation of our personality through intellect, emotion, and neurology.
Comparing Stefan Deutsch’s 9 “laws” with what I consider essential: awareness, thought, sex, neurology, commitment, discernment, effort, support, and spirit.
Selfish gratitude is contingent and dependent. Gratitude offered with appreciation asks for no reward but can feel empty.
Your mind is limited by the questions you ask. Most mental ill health is learned and socially maintained. It is not a disease.
Resilience is strength in failure, knowing that you learn more about more things when plans fail than when they work.
Don’t get habituated on risk-taking. Grace is the object, not achievement.
Understanding our emotions is a necessary step forward in our evolution.
Purpose is best seen from a dreamlike point of view as a community of positive, co-creative attitudes.
No one is average, and no one's problems are the same. Being unsure of yourself is a healthy attitude.
Seeing the edge of what you know is crucial: seeing what you cannot see. It’s important to have a good imagination.