Multidimensional artist, podcaster, and comic Ramin Nazer rejoins Raghu for an episode on knowledge givers, dying, and the everlasting ‘I’m’.
Ramin Nazer is a multi-talented artist, podcaster, comic, recreation creator and musician primarily based out of LA. He’s greatest recognized for his constant stream of distinctive, psychedelic-spiritual, bite-sized artwork for the social media age, in addition to his podcast, with comic Shane Mauss, Thoughts Below Matter, the place they take a hilarious and scientific strategy to human habits. You may faucet into Ramin’s regular circulate of artwork on his Instagram, faucet into his solo podcast Rainbow Brainskull, and peer into his myriad choices at RaminNazer.com.
Profound Crystals of Data
Ramin and Raghu kick off the podcast by sharing their present mental obsessions and the enjoyment of spreading knowledge to buddies. Raghu highlights Pema Chödrön as one in all his favourite givers of knowledge. Have you ever ever seen a documentary or learn a poem you could possibly not wait to share with these closest to you? Once in a while there’s an creator or creator who’s so bountiful with knowledge that their phrases turn into like crystals. The data is multi-layered and shines in several instructions, ever-spreading. The extra we share that knowledge, the extra the crystal grows.
“It’s all in regards to the giving, the spreading, the charging others with it. And it’s not prefer it leaves you, it may well solely develop. It’s not by giving it away that you’re dropping the crystal—it’s serving to it multiply. A constructive virus in a manner.” – Ramin Nazer
For extra tokens of knowledge try the movie Good Disguise on Ramdass.org
Regarding the Concern of Dying (18:46)
Pema Chödrön’s e book, How We Dwell Is How We Die, poses the query: how will we relate to the worry of dying? Pondering of dying and imagining all that we love as gone is tough. Envisioning we now not have an identification offers one a really abrupt and darkish sensation of nothingness. The primary intuition for us once we relate to dying is commonly to push it away. Nonetheless, nothing is ever actually gone; the state of issues merely transforms. Variations of ourselves and nature are always altering, coming into new bardos, and being re-born once more.
“Dying is just not the tip, it’s change. There isn’t any such factor as dying.” – Ramin Nazer
Tune into one other episode of Mindrolling with Ramin Nazer, Creativity & Dying with Ramin Nazer
The Sacred Pause // Productiveness (42:01)
Being productive is sweet, however we should additionally know the best way to pause. Typically, we are literally not 100% productive and accountable with out taking these pauses. Breaks are a sacred time for us to recharge and reconnect. The work we now have to do will nonetheless be there after we now have unplugged and we will probably be higher geared up to perform it. Don’t be afraid to nurture your self with relaxation right now.
On the lookout for a option to unplug? Strive enjoyable with one other one in all Raghu’s e book options, Work, Guardian, Thrive, or a e book by Anne Lamott