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Soul Search explores contemporary religion and spirituality from the inside out — what we believe, how we express it, and the difference it makes in our lives
Topics relating towards spiritual, financial, emotional growth. Evolving black females sharing their journeys and testimonies. Come catch this vibe sis ! Cover art photo provided by Bruno Thethe on Unsplash: https://unsplash.com/@bruthethe
Hosted by Dr. Aaron Rothstein and featuring expert guests, Searching for Medicine’s Soul explores medicine’s purpose: Why do physicians do what they do? How does the practice of medicine relate to scientific progress and human flourishing? The result is an in-depth analysis of the history and aim of medicine, and its collision with a thrilling and sometimes tragic age of discovery.
It is important to have balance in every area of our daily experience. To do that, one must work hard, have good relationships, have a healthy spiritual life, learn how to handle money and continue to grow personally as well as professionally. With the responsibilities and going through life experiences, we learn every day. Sharing those learning with everyone here.
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Soul Searchers is a podcast about life's biggest (and not so biggest) topics. From deep questions like - "What is the purpose of life?" "Is passion key to success?" and; "Who is God?" To not so deep questions like - “How can I win at adulting?” “Is college worth it?” and “Personality tests - Are they really useful at helping us become better people?" Soul Searchers seeks to answer these questions and so many more in a light hearted and spirited discussion between 3 thought provoking twenty s ...
Join Rabbi Shlomo each week for a great conversation about Judaism, Jewish identity, and whatever else pops up.
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Soulmates and Soul Searching with Ambermoon
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A podcast about life in your mid twenties. Just a girl living and trying to figure out what the fuck is going on.
We zijn weer terug met Searching for the Soul of Gospel Part 2! Henk van Steeg en Giovanca Ostiana ontvangen geweldige gasten als Danny Vera, Typhoon, Karin Bloemen, Leo Blokhuis, gospelzangeres Muriel Blijd en meer. Samen nemen ze je mee in de verhalen over en achter de gospel. En er klinkt natuurlijk veel muziek. Ook live!
Explore the writings and philosophy of the renowned Roman Stoic, playwright, orator, political advisor, and moral philosopher, Lucius Annaeus Seneca. The host, Simon Drew (most widely known for his work on The Practical Stoic Podcast, now The Walled Garden), is an Australian poet, musician, philosophical mentor, and author of the book, The Poet & The Sage, A Journey Beyond the Distant Hills. He has been exploring Stoic philosophy since 2015. Soul Searching with Seneca is a podcast within the ...
Discovering the Slavic culture is not easy. Scientific sources are scarce, and oral tradition tainted by Judaeo-Christian point of view, imposed on our ancestors with fire and sword. Written sources come from historians or travellers looking at the culture of Slavs with the eyes of a witness, not a participant and usually from the perspective of a foreign (Roman, Arabic, Judeo-Christian) culture. Archaeological discoveries require interpretation by modern researchers which obviously blurs th ...
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Sorrow in solidarity — Poetry and suffering from Ukraine to Australia
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What do we do with suffering – as we experience it ourselves, and in the world around us? Meredith Lake explores solidarity in the midst of violence, both through activism and poetry.
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A Medical Missionary in the Nuba Mountains with Dr. Tom Catena
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Dr. Tom Catena joins Aaron to discuss his experience as a physician in the Nuba Mountains in the Sudan.Bởi Ethics and Public Policy Center
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Salvaging the light: Poet and aphorist Yahia Lababidi
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Can literature somehow bridge the visible and invisible realms? Meredith Lake speaks with Egyptian-American poet and aphorist Yahia Lababidi, whose work ranges across cultures, traditions and genres.
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New lease on life – Korean Buddhist arhats, and a Bosnian Muslim celebrates Eid
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In what could be described as Korea’s ‘terracotta warrior’ moment, a farmer digging in a vacant field discovered scores of stone statues depicting arhats – or disciples of the Buddha. Unearthed from their hiding place, the Arhats now part of a luscious display touring around the world. In Sydney, a Bosnian refugee describes how she fled war in her …
Samuel Shem joins Aaron to continue their conversation about The House of God, and its recent sequel, Man's 4th Best Hospital.Bởi Ethics and Public Policy Center
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Making peace with our unpeacefulness: Claude AnShin Thomas' path from war to Zen Buddhism
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Claude AnShin Thomas enlisted in the US Army at 17, served as a helicopter gunner and crew chief in the Vietnam War, and was awarded numerous medals and a Purple Heart – all before becoming ordained as a Zen Buddhist monk. He carries the responsibility for much death and destruction, but has learned to live peacefully with unpeacefulness and is hel…
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Victory over death – Easter in art from Caravaggio to Colin McCahon
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The crucifixion of Christ is perhaps the most painted subject in world history. From Medieval art, to the Renaissance masters to contemporary works, the story of Jesus’ death and resurrection pervades the Western imagination – even amid rapid secularisation.
In this bonus episode, you'll be guided through a "walk of presence" in which you imagine yourself walking through a neighborhood, or any physical space that is meaningful to you. It's design as a meditation to go along with podcast episode number one, "Walk." Please listen to that episode first, so you'll have context for what you'll be guided thr…
Recent flooding in South-East Queensland and the Northern Rivers of New South Wales has upended the lives of thousands, including the area’s diverse religious communities. Hear how the area’s Sikhs provide aid even though their own gurdwara was inundated, and how the Jewish community practices hospitality as best they can in the lead-up to Pesach.…
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The Grieving Brain with Dr. Mary-Frances O’Connor
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Dr. Mary-Frances O'Connor joins Aaron to discuss her book, The Grieving Brain: The Surprising Science of How We Learn from Love and LossBởi Ethics and Public Policy Center
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Recipes for Ramadan and female solidarity in Afghanistan
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Is there a recipe that sums up your story or personal history? As Muslims around the world observe Ramadan, one family is observing the holy month in Australia for the first time. For them, their recipe for Bolani – a type of stuffed and fried flat bread – represents solidarity between women.
In Episode One of our very first podcast series, called "Welcome Your Life," we look at walking as a spiritual practice to deepen our awareness in life. This is a certain kind of walking, not to get anywhere or to accomplish anything. Instead it is a walk to linger and to listen. We'll join Kirk Davis, a San Francisco native and community leader in…
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Gods: from Ancient Greece to the Antipodes
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What did religious life look like in Ancient Greece? Find out how the gods played a role in everything from daily life to outcomes on the battlefield. Then, fast forward to just before federation in Australia and discover the untold story of Reverend Dr Charles Strong, the possibility of a national Church and progressive Christian activism.…
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African Mission Healthcare with Dr. Jon Fielder
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Dr. Jon Fielder joins Aaron to discuss his medical mission work in Africa.Bởi Ethics and Public Policy Center
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Art after religion? Artmaking as a spiritual practice
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Can the practice of artmaking be a religious ritual? A contemporary fresco painter, Sarah Tomasetti, and a philosopher, Dr Lexi Eikelboom, explore the ways in which art has big things in common with theology, and whether there's spiritual significance to art practice itself on its own terms – not reducible to religion, or such that it can replace r…
The key to a spiritual life is not finding a way to manufacture a life that is spiritual but instead giving yourself more deeply to the life that you’re already living. In our first series of podcasts, we’ll take a look at this essential part of the spiritual journey, one we’re calling “Welcome Your Life.” You'll hear stories and interviews from ev…
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Hirini Kaa: Māori and Christian ideas of the sacred, reciprocity, and spiritual flourishing
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“We can’t have a secular Māori culture. It just doesn’t work for us, it’s not how we view the world.” Third generation Anglican minister, Rev Dr Hirini Kaa, has written a book, Te Hāhi Mihinare: The Māori Anglican church, that opens up a whole new perspective on Māori spirituality and Christianity, the wisdom of reciprocity, and possible paths to s…
Who are you? How we answer this question determines everything in life. Too often our culture answers it for us, taking us away from being in touch with who we truly are. The essence of the spiritual life is to reclaim our lost identity. Using a blend of storytelling and interviews, the Soul Search podcast is an up-close look at this journey, takin…
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International Women's Day: Liberating religion from Australia to West Papua
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To mark International Women's Day, we hear from two remarkable women – worlds apart – on their experiences of liberating religion and women from within their religious and cultural contexts.
Samuel Shem joins Aaron to discuss his book, The House of God, and its recent sequel, Man's 4th Best Hospital.Bởi Ethics and Public Policy Center
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Reflections on Lent and what ‘living with COVID’ means for the spiritual life
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How do we live well in times of crisis? Whether it's a global pandemic or a more personal dilemma, two of Australia's leading spiritual guides share their thoughts on how to make it through difficult times – and even find spiritual nourishment and growth.
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Prayer, Peacemaking and Reconciliation: Desmond Tutu's life and legacy
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He was the moral conscience of South Africa, a hero in the struggle against apartheid, and one of the spiritual giants of our time. The legacy of the late Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu lives on through people like Michael Battle, Director of the Desmond Tutu Centre in the US. Dr Battle lived with the renowned bishop and theologian as his student…
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Soul Searchers: Relationships & Love - What Makes A Relationship Strong? Do You Believe In Love At First Sight?
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Welcome to Soul Searcher: The Podcast What is Soul Searchers: The Podcast? Soul Searchers is a podcast dedicated to helping young professionals (think mid-twenties to early 30 year olds) uncover a deeper understanding of themselves & awaken their truest soul within. Each week join your three mid twenty something year old hosts as we look to explore…
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Remembering Thich Nhat Hanh: Founder of engaged Buddhism and father of mindfulness
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Dr Martin Luther King Jr called him an 'Apostle of Peace' when nominating Thich Nhat Hanh for the Nobel Peace Prize in 1967. To many, he's known as the Buddhist monk who introduced the practice of mindfulness to the West and popularised it. Explore the life and legacy Thich Nhat Hanh –renowned Zen master, monk, poet, peace activist, teacher and glo…
