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@gigigigi2786

13 күн бұрын

Hi Andrew - this was a great synthesis of the human spirit and mind. I really appreciate your work and the interview; Dr. James summarizes in an objective way the journey of the human soul, it is a great explanation of the soul through the current 2024 lenses of science and society. The practice of the Orthodox Christian religion, the oldest Christian religion, fills in the gaps and missing questions. Both of you are illuminated, but there is a higher step, when you seek the divinity and divinity illuminates you and you get the certainty of life after death and a lot more. Thank you for your great work and I hope God will iluminate you with his wisdom.

@JESSNAIMARK

8 күн бұрын

❤❤❤

@lindamon5101

5 күн бұрын

Thankyou Andy u guys rocked shop in this conversation❤❤

@Raha7881

3 күн бұрын

First you're welcome 😊, second, I am not very good at English, I got just 60 to 70 prosent of the video and it was useful for me. Thank you 👍❤

I’m genuinely in awe of James Hollis’ intellect, wisdom and compassion. For me, this is one of your best

@ingathomas6653

21 күн бұрын

Yes, very touching.

@prometheusrex1

21 күн бұрын

Fair enough, but it's tough for a Jungian: Jung was discredited long ago.

@abrymolle

21 күн бұрын

I agree!!

@aja363

19 күн бұрын

+ 💯

@MariaRubtzova

17 күн бұрын

@@prometheusrex1 discredited for what? In too modern 21 century it’s easy the greatest minds to be attacked in search of validation for own mediocrity

At 84, Dr. Hollis' mental/verbal clarity and speed is exceptionally high. It's inspiring.

@eliteboxfitness

24 күн бұрын

Very true. Clarity and cadence is excellent ..we get skewed by low standards . Really if one is consistent abd takes care of themselves as well as a little luck one should be cognitively sharp and physically mobile

@GOD999MODE

23 күн бұрын

He's incredibly sharp and thoughtful. Very impressive and bright mind.

@DDTSB2525

23 күн бұрын

Just like Biden 🤣

@hypermagda9727

22 күн бұрын

Dr Hollis is a spiritual giant.

@henrystillman6122

22 күн бұрын

Agree, I pray to god my clarity of thinking is anywhere near this at his age, i'm already frazzeled at age 50. Time to eat my fish oil I guess....

1. What are the stories we are living? 2. We live reacting to everything that happens to us. Do we have other options? 3. I'm accountable for what I have lived so far. 4. Everything is conditionable. Everything has a condition. 5. Serving the self is not selfish. 6. What does one really want? 7. Reflecting on my dreams with coffee every morning. 8. Psychology in Greek: 'Pay attention to the soul.' 9. Escape from any stimulus. Everything is a stimulus. 10. Find the place. Tolerate being with yourself, and if you really pay attention, something will start coming up. 11. Healthy response to whatever life brings up. 12. Look for people that can see what we cannot see. 13. Taking responsibility for my shadow and stop blaming others. 14. You become larger than what happened to you. 15. When you are done with your fears, the fears of others won't be so threatening. 16. Is this your life or someone else's? Some people just keep living reactively. 17. Tell me not your politics or your religion, tell me your suffering. 18. Pay attention, honor what emerges, and have courage to deal with it. We can live in a different way.

@DanielBro42

20 күн бұрын

thank you.

@AnujSharma-oq9nw

18 күн бұрын

❤

@Mr.Blumister

17 күн бұрын

Thanks for summing up the questions. Very helpful Matias!

@WendyPice

15 күн бұрын

this is awesome summary. Thank you!

@pambowles841

14 күн бұрын

Thanks for sharing your notes!

“I’m not here to fit in; I’m here to be who I am”

For me personally, this was one of the top 5 episodes you have ever done. Thank you so much to you Andrew, and to Mr. Hollis.

@kiptoodennis4803

19 күн бұрын

Recommend the other four

@divyachauhan3933

12 күн бұрын

Yes?

We need Dr. James Hollis on your podcast one more time please.

@barbarafairbanks4578

22 күн бұрын

Yah.. this wasn't quite enuf😅

@thisnameisnotavailable

20 күн бұрын

Agree.

@joshuabhujun3835

20 күн бұрын

"so much richness to take in" is what Andrew said at the end! It's already a lot to take in and let it spill into life, thru' us, as beautifully put by Dr. Hollis

@canadanahuatl

18 күн бұрын

Or even better: at least 2 more times? Please!🙏

@janewilkins547

9 күн бұрын

I am with you on that!

I watched this for two days with maximum concentration and repetition. What a great conversation! Isn't it the best here so far? The truth was given so much life by Dr Hollis' calmness and experience. That's wonderful, isn't it? An old man that has much more curiosity than a younger one. Wisdom plus curiosity poetically combined with knowledge. I was touched to the bottom of my soul. God please give me a part of this wisdom🙏

@charliehobson33

21 күн бұрын

What methods did you use to listen more deeply?

@drinkapavlovic

21 күн бұрын

@@charliehobson33 😍That's a great question-- as they say in podcasts😀 Going for a walk with my headphones on then I repeat some parts over and over. I write some important sentences in my daily planner. Motivational tool to be used on critical days.. thank you🙏

@acemilondoner8489

20 күн бұрын

Same! I sat down for two mornings, listened to every sentence very attentively, and wrote down three pages of notes. I'm in awe, this conversation was what I exactly needed. It refreshed my whole perspective and I'm feeling so grateful to be able to listen to this. Such wisdom we need everyday in our lives.

@canadanahuatl

18 күн бұрын

❤

@TheCox1989

14 күн бұрын

Definitivno

This has been one of the best, if not THE BEST episode. What an honor to have a conversation with Dr. Hollis.

@misbah76

10 күн бұрын

Totally agree the warmth in Andrews tone at some moments was so notable ❤

@thewayofelmarco

10 күн бұрын

@@misbah76 It's always refreshing to see how more attuned we become in the presence of an elder, especially one like Dr. Hollis.

@misbah76

9 күн бұрын

@@thewayofelmarco and so much of this warmth is missing

@nathankolta984

4 күн бұрын

Agreed, the best… Encore, encore Prof H

This has been my favorite Andrew Huberman episode ever. Round of applause for James Hollis 👏🏼

@roxsta1113

15 күн бұрын

Mine too!!

I’ve spend the past day and a half just listening, pausing and rewinding the first 35 minutes. There is wisdom within this man that takes a lifetime to attain. I feel like I’m listening to someone speak in epiphanies. You’re the man Dr. Hollis thanks for the knowledge.

@misbah76

10 күн бұрын

Likewise 💕

@vibhananda2030

9 күн бұрын

I thought I was the only one😁

@kacieflynn198

7 күн бұрын

Wow. Me too.

"We shouldn't always applaud at a 50 year wedding anniversary". That's some real conversation. Very humbling and insightful interview.

Dr Hollis is so eloquent and such a gifted speaker. I wasn't aware of him until today. Thanks for bringing him to my attention Andrew.

@mercedesdulawan4662

23 күн бұрын

Agree, thanks!

James Hollis is a straight-up grown @ss Man. Neither puffing nor fawning, neither bullying nor bowing… a Man who has an unapologetic abundance of Self and Life. He gets it, which is so rare and refreshing in today’s world.

@briseboy

19 күн бұрын

A grown what? self-reflection is necessary.

@daedra40

19 күн бұрын

Well said.

@iBlackWolfZz

18 күн бұрын

grown @ss man 🤣🤣

@anthonycho6344

9 күн бұрын

Absolutely 100%

This is the wise old person that I need in my life to shed light on my path, not only for me, but for many people. I sat down for two mornings, listened to every sentence very attentively, and wrote down three pages of notes. I'm in awe, this conversation was what I exactly needed. It refreshed my whole perspective and I'm feeling so grateful to be able to listen to this. Such wisdom we need every day in our lives.

@tahabashir9405

18 күн бұрын

Notes? I rely on just remembering stuff. Notes would help though.

Dr. Huberman, your discussions make me think deep. You are a healer. Please don’t ever stop your work. It’s beautiful, thoughtful, selfless and profound. Your words ring in my head many, many hours after I have listened to you. Isn’t that the point of what you do? Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

@MissOhio93

21 күн бұрын

Well said. I’m thankful to have found him and tell everyone I know about the unbelievable value his podcasts offer. He and his guests have helped me understand myself better, and when you know better, you do better.

You are changing lives Dr. Huberman. Forever grateful. Take care.

To breeze through an almost 3 hr podcast, and crave more, says something. My biggest takeaway was the idea that something did indeed shift in me when I passed 35, and I am not alone in that internal search. I’m going to download Dr. James Hollis’s book on audible’ “Finding Meaning in the Second Half of Life.” It is included in the audible membership, if anyone else is interested. Thanks, Dr. Huberman for another fabulous podcast.

This is one of my favorite episodes thus far… I want to listen again and take good notes as well. Listening was such a gentle reorientation and re-centering experience. I feel called both upward and inward. Thank you so much for introducing us to Dr. Hollis - I’m excited to continue learning from him. Please pass on our gratitude!

@ITT2023

10 күн бұрын

Love how you put your experience into words

after listenting to the podcast for 2 years now . i can say that it has completely changed my lifestye and life . (even as a teenager ) . you are a true life saver Dr Huberman .

@RacoonFighter

24 күн бұрын

More a pseudoscientist

@tahabashir9405

18 күн бұрын

The main thing is that it is mentally supporting/helping people with info that when applied brings positive change and thats the thing that only matters. Whether pseudoscience or not.

Everyone needs to hear this man speak. Thank you AH. I needed this today

These kinds of discussions that delve deep into matters of the mind and spirit are way too underrated. The guest doctor talks with such clarity and eloquence about these matters that it really helps the listener contemplate along with. Truly one if the best episodes yet in my opinion. A lot of people are suffering from their vices, weaknesses, misperceptions, unconscious scripts, etc. So many folks feel powerless to their emotions and maladaptations. It's difficult work to undo and unravel it all, especially without access to deeply skilled and caring therapists.

From the moment you began this podcast, I have hoped endlessly that Dr. Hollis would come on. When you divulged that you'd traveled to a guest, I thought, "please be Dr. Hollis". Not sure of why this pairing of you two is so important to me, but here we are! Can you imagine my elation this morning about this episode?! Thank you for this and thank you to infinity to Dr. Hollis. May this be only the first of his appearances with you. Even more, may this episode give his work a wider, larger audience. Our world needs it!

@silc4131

24 күн бұрын

My introduction to Dr Hollis… can’t have enough… I am listening again…❤

I’m not sure why tears are falling as I’m listening. I felt like I surrounded and allowed all kinds of emotions to surface. Thank you 🙏❤️

Wow, James Hollis knows what it means to live a life. Humility, wisdom and failures. Beautiful conversation. This is what makes internet beautiful. Cheers from Spain.

"We needed to stop asking about the meaning of life but instead to think of ourselves as those who were being questioned by life, daily and hourly... Life ultimately means taking the responsibility to find the right answer to its problems and to fulfill the tasks which it consistently sets for each individual. " ~Viktor E. Frankl

I got hit by psychosis and depression at the beginning of my twenties. It took me some time to heal and align to the purpose of my soul. I had to let go of ego's expectations and find my natural flow. Still work to do but existential suffering is now taken care of and I don't question anymore all the meaning when something challenging happens. Summarizing my experience i would say that i had to let go of my mind and use a deeper wisdom based on trust and listening. I suggest that everybody cultivates this side of them in order to be more flexible and ready in the face of lifes hard and unexpected challenges, this offers a healthy coping mechanism and adaptation strategy, that you can apply to anything in life... so it is worth trying. I hope i will start sharing more in the future as i mature this vision .. bye from italy

And when the world needed him the most…. HE CAME JUST IN TIME!

@Unknown-eo4dh

23 күн бұрын

That’s what she said

@user-kw1td1rz7z

22 күн бұрын

@@Unknown-eo4dh huh? wdym

@DWJCESQ

22 күн бұрын

Same exact experience!

@nicolekeagle1105

22 күн бұрын

I felt the same

I am in awe. What a wonderful conversation. I will relisten, take notes and action. I truly hope this reaches millions and inspire them to create a better life. ❤

Whoever reading this, don't give up. Good things are on the way.

@joshuaanthony16

17 күн бұрын

Amen bro

@benn125m

13 күн бұрын

Thanks , sometimes we need this message.

@DAToro21

12 күн бұрын

Yessir

Dr. Hollis changed my life. I'm from Puerto Rico, I've never met him, but his books found their way into my world and I was never the same again.

@Tali.Boricua

22 күн бұрын

Hola boricua 🫶🏼

@EtienneUnfolds

21 күн бұрын

@@Tali.Boricua Saludos fellow boricua! :)

@radlink14

23 сағат бұрын

Can you recommend which book of his to start with?

It's past 2am from the other side of the world where this podcast was recorded. Listening to these two deep thinkers for the second replay, still with my pen and paper taking down notes. This episode is a wealth of wisdom and has a really deep understanding of the human being. Thank you Dr. Huberman and Dr. Hollis. I have a lot of introspection to do after this and the books of Dr. Hollis to purchase and read.

Dear Dr Huberman, I just finished the book “where ever you go, you are there” Jon Kabrt Zinn , thank you for this recommendation! I am grateful for your out put. Your work with this podcast is a source of inspiration. I appreciate you. God bless you.

@user-mn3tf7gj6g

24 күн бұрын

Did you know Jon Kabot Zinn is not only an prominent medical professor, but also an ordained Roshi by Thich Nhat Haun himself MBSR was a collaboration between them. Young conceived his archetype’s from studying the Buddhist Archetype’s ( Bodhisattva’s)

What a persona! In another recent podcast you quoted Dr. Hollis: "Look inside yourself for something positive every day when you wake up.". It is something I now do every morning. After that, I jog and do cold therapy. Sometimes finding something positive inside of you is extremely difficult if you have suffered from complex trauma, but I do this practice every morning. Thanks a lot.

I only listened to this podcast. I expected this guy to be in his 40's-50's. I am absolute taken back that he is 84!!! What an absolute inspiration this man is.

This talk is fantastic! Dr Hollis speaks so eloquently, with such poise and calmness. It's an easy listen despite the complexity of the topics.

Man, what a powerful ending. It cut so deep, I had tears in my eyes… and the funny thing is that I was working out in the gym hahahahha

@Wraithpaz

17 күн бұрын

Same. I was surprised by the emotion I felt at the end. Such a powerful, humble, brilliant conversation. In part, it was the feeling I got from Andrew as he spoke softly, more slowly, really steeped in a conversation he was looking forward to having. That part at the end...I think he had a lump in his throat. Did me in.

As someone who's read and studied Jung for the last decade, and just in the last year began talking to a Jungian analyst, I am STOKED. It's the best form(that I've found) of self discovery, and helped my life immensely.

@gravitas3900

20 күн бұрын

how did he help? did you resolve everything instantly? i am 46, i did not see anybody in the world found any meaning at the end of the life, did this guy find any or you?

I can’t stop applauding & appreciate you speaking slower as that’s been challenging for me. This man is a treasure & you Dr H. are a gift to humanity for exposing us to all these meaningful individuals and continuous learning!

Dr James Hollis is a treasure, and his books and what he has to say is gold and life changing. Much appreciate this chance to hear him speak. Thank you both, A.H and J.H

Thanks for this Andrew and team. I've been following Hollis for about 8 years now and his books have been such an immense help, helping me get through a difficult mid life transition in my mid 30s. I'm a therapist myself and draw greatly on his work in so many areas of my practice. I've long hoped he would become more popular, the world really needs his work.

This was one of the most valuable and impactful podcasts I have heard. Huberman steps back and allows Hollis to share his deep knowledge and profound insights about the psyche, purpose, and the self. There is a wealth of wisdom here that will inform and enrich my life and work as a midlife transition coach. Thank you so very much!

Amazing episode. Dr Hollis is one of the greatest minds in psychology alive.

As a psychologist I truly understand when Dr. Hollis says that his work listening to peoples' pain isnt fun but it is very meaningful . Thank you for this podcast.

I have no words. This episode is life changing. Thank you Dr Hollis and Andrew

@hubermanlab

24 күн бұрын

So happy to know you’re finding value in it! Dr Hollis is incredible.

By far, this was the most enlightening conversation on your podcast. The wisdom of James Hollis left me in awe 🙏

I'm so glad you shared this with us. You had mentioned Dr. Hollis is passing in another one of your other interviews, and I feel deeply privileged to hear such a consolidated take on his perspective guided by your questions. Thank you for all the effort and Self that you bring forth through your channel!!

Best scientific discussion I have ever had the privilege of viewing. Truly life changing. Have never taken this many notes from a podcast before.

Dr. James Hollis is a true Treasure. What an incredible interview. So many WONDERFUL bits of wisdom within this podcast. Excellent work Dr. Huberman. Thank you !

That was the greatest podcast of all time, @Andrew Huberman, and let me mention talking slowly makes you look even more convinced and knowledgeable in what you discuss. Thank you very much for bringing this topic to the scene with such experienced wise expert 🙏🕊️✨

This episode was so incredibly rich I’m listening to it several times, taking notes, and sharing it with all my network. Please fly over to Dr Hollis for a second episode and thank you both for sharing all of this with the world for free

He's as old as my Dad. I miss our many heartfelt discussions. Thank you for your wisdom, Dr. Hollis.

@tanyacarlyle1422

17 күн бұрын

🙏

Wow thank you Dr Huberman for exposing such a great person that can help ALL of us! Wonderful conversation and I’m grateful for us experiencing his influence for our humanity!! Amazing !!!

A Masterclass that I'll be watching over and over again. Just like reading a good book that you reread at different points of life, new profound lessons and truths that will reveal itself when one is ready for it.

What an absolute gift this is, what an absolute gift James Hollis is. He has been such an important guide in my darkest hour and as I move out of my own shadow I feel accompanied by the wisdom of this great man, and Jung's through him.

Why can't we have leaders in the world like Dr. Hollis!

"We have an appointment with our own souls, and the question is, are you going to show up for that appointment?" Beautiful words indeed.

@lawsome2068

9 күн бұрын

What a pleasant surprise to see you here, your videos on weightloss have reinvigorated my motivation and kick-started my weightloss efforts recently.

@Corrans

8 күн бұрын

@lawsome2068 Aw, hi! Awesome to "see" you here too.🤗🤗🤗🤗

This episode is a diamond amongst the WEB information clutter. I will keep it and come back to it as much as I can. I could listen Dr. Hollis for more several hours. In 4 days I am going to my first 10 days Vipassana course and I will watch this episode again before I go. Thank you so much Dr Hubermann.

I LOVED this conversation. What grace is embodied in this lovely man’s being. Dr. James Hollis is empathetic and wise and open minded and full of love. I’m so grateful I caught this podcast. And Dr. Huberman, I loved your sense of awe in the end. It brought tears to my eyes. ❤

One of the most enriching podcast topics and experience sharing sessions I've encountered, thank you Andrew and Dr. James for this enlightening discussion. It's something everyone should definitely listen to, taking time to introspect periodically, no matter their current life stage and condition. Moving forward, I will certainly integrate the "Shut Up, Suit Up, Show Up" mantra into my routine after each meditation session.

This was amazing. I listened and watched over 2 day to take it in. I wish everyone could watch this. It can benefit us all. Thank you for having Dr. Hollis on and asking the questions. With todays social media and fast content I fear many of younger generations won't take that time. Please take the time!

@Corrans

17 күн бұрын

I wish the same for the younger generation.

Omg one of the best Huberman podcasts I've ever listened to. Every minute of this conversation is eye opening. Thank you James Hollis, what a gem!

The best guest episode so far for me 👏 I wish more people nowadays had such a clear mind and beautiful way of speaking like Dr Hollis! Thank you both 👍👍

Speaking for myself, this is literally one of the best discussions I have heard in the podcast realm.

Dr. James insights on self-reflection and understanding our deeper motivations are invaluable, especially for anyone on the journey to self-improvement. It's a reminder that our past and our inner landscape shape our life's path more than we often recognize. 🌱

@tb8827

24 күн бұрын

Indeed they do.

Andy, it was worth the trip. What profound lifelong wisdom Dr James is able to articulate in this episode so clearly and concisely. Thank you for making this available

I can't express how rich, dense and nourishing this conversation is! Thank you both, so much!

"What was once protective can become restrictive later on." Powerful.

Love James Hollis! His books changed my life and deeply grateful for him and his work. Deep gratitude!! ❤❤

Thank you...i'm 10 mins in...just the 'You are not what happened to you" has made the outlook on my day so positive. This will be the third time I'll be trying to learn to walk again in my life at the age of 49. ( Run over by a backhoe, broke my back. Then developed Gillian barre syndrome with axonal damage to full quad on life support for a year. Sorry for sob story details ) But had to explain how important it was to "express my gratitude to you both...You help me understand that the amount of effort and 'focus' I'll have to put in, is in no way selfish, as I normally feel that 'effort' should not take away time from putting into my young children...Thank you again (P.S It's not the first time you and your guests have helped me brother) Stay you Andrew Gianni Autralia

This episode changed my life.

I've been appreciating your work for a long time but the fact that you brought Dr James Hollis on has shot me into the comments section. Dr Hollis's writing has unlocked so much for me, as has this conversation. Thank you!

This man is an absolute gem, thank you so much for making such an effort to share his wisdom through this format.

A friend recommended your podcast several years ago, and I’ve enjoyed listening to them ever since. But this episode brings you to a new level. And I have had to replay it three times, not because it is hard to understand, but because what has been said is so meaningful! I can’t wait to read Dr. Holiss’ books! Thank you!

huberman’s timing is immaculate, never seems to disappoint.

If you dr Dr huberman are reading this i want to say your podcast on sleep has helped me get clarity on different tools for sleep thank you

@martinepeters9891

24 күн бұрын

Buy the book 'why we sleep' as well. You won't regret it

@MuzikJunKee93

22 күн бұрын

100% his information has improved my sleep

You know Dr Huberman really admires Dr Hollis because you can see his nervousness when he's asking the questions 😄 In all seriousness I'm only half way through the episode and all I want to say is thank you for having this eminence on your channel!! PS: Please bring Dr Gabor Mate to the podcast!!

I am grateful to be able to listen to these amazing podcasts, and yet feel guilty that I live a life of comfort and ease that allows me to contemplate these great topics while other people are struggling to stay alive

@blueridge8992

24 күн бұрын

Please don’t take it for granted. I was in the same boat until last year when I became one of the >200k tech workers that got laid off. 15 year career over with zero notice. Anything can happen. Wring the most out of your life like it ends tomorrow!

This is the essence: this is the best podcast ever done by Huberman. Amazing, marvellous-listen with an open mouth. I have been watching it five or six times since uploading, and still, a new insight arises. Speechless, literally speechless.

As part of the general public, I appreciate your desire & effort to bring zero-cost-to-consumer education about science & science-related tools to us! Many thanks to you & your team for your dedicated work! 🙏

@peepin1953

24 күн бұрын

Eat, Drink and Sleep like Dr. AG1 Eat - Venison aka Bambi Drink - AG1/Yerba Mate Sleep - 8sleep his dusk mattress Bonus - stay fly for the ladies with Roka Is the audience/viewers being groomed/conditioned? Dr. AG1 the ideal salesman yet flawed human Thank you for interest in supplements

@thomasbeaumont3668

24 күн бұрын

you memorised the adds, and turned it into a poem? perhaps you should consider a career in marketing. seems something your passionate about.

I feel wonderstruck, deeply moved and grateful by this glimpse at the wisdom of Dr. Hollis. THANK YOU

You can tell he made a mark on huberman (and me) during this one. I can see the struggle, pain, and trauma in his eyes. Hope this therapy session brought you some tranquility. To everyone else struggling, keep your head up and keep on fighting. Thx for the therapy session.

Omg, I sent you my request to host James Hollis about 1.5 yr ago after having read all his books and attending his live presentation in chicago. I’m so immensely excited and greatfull he made his appearance on your podcast. His contribution to humanity is priceless. Thank you!

Thank you Andrew Huberman for opening up such a valuable conversation. "I'm accountable for what's spilling into the world through me". I'm also working on lightening the burden on my future children by living with as much courage as I can mobilize and as much integrity as I can manage ❤

I must admit, I initially underestimated him based solely on his age; I expected to encounter someone with diminished faculties. However, I was completely taken aback by the profound depth and clarity of his thoughts. His words were so rich and insightful that I frequently found myself pausing to fully absorb everything he said. It was a truly powerful presentation, and I anticipate it will take me quite some time to fully digest the profound ideas he shared. What an extraordinary individual! His eloquence and wisdom leave me wondering: what steps can I take to ensure I remain as coherent, wise, and sharp as he is at his age? Truly brilliant!

@rsh793

24 күн бұрын

Not judging people and being curious and self realised is a start! I have often found those of are open minded and continue to learn much more coherent in their later years than those who have shut off others in their arrogance

@SB-vj5sn

19 күн бұрын

It’s in countries like America that age is underestimated.

What a brilliant guest you brought us today Dr Huberman. Really enjoy the conversations between the two of you. Dr Hollis is a fatherlike figure for those who are in search of meaning in life. Really admire his insights on our souls' struggle to understand the meaning of life.

Each episode is a masterpiece. Prof Huberman set out to do a service to mankind. He is so on spot. I now know first-hand what transformative means. As they say truth shall set you free, not your effort to be free. Thank you Prof. Huberman for bringing us truths based in science, and in a such a relatable way. And, thank you for bringing Dr. Hollis' experience and wisdom to us.

This was The Most Outstanding podcast. It was balm listening to it. I love James Hollis's work....I have read him, HIllman, Thomas Moore, Robert Johnson. Hollis bring out such a deep profound humaness in one....I could hear it in you, Andrew Huberman. It was beautiful. Thank you so much for bringing this podcast to us. I have already listened twice and will do again.

People with complex PTSD, especially severe chronic childhood trauma, can have a lot of those clusters because of repeated severe dissociation. MD Dr. Richard Schwarz speaks about this in IFS, Internal Family System, and teach how to integrate those clusters. So important to do this inner work for everyone. The less we are in autopilot, the more we are able to do the right things in life, for a better personal life, better communities, healthier families and a healthier planet.

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Wow! Dr. Hollis is an amazing man. Thank you for having him on the podcast.

I feel so lucky to have discovered Dr Hollis 11 years ago! Thank you for bringing him on the podcast ✨

Anything Jungian fascinates me deeply and is one of the reasons I decided to study psychology. Thank you so much for bringing back to the masses with such an expert in the field🙏❤️

This is so far your most important and valuable episode. Dr James Hollis is the genuine article, not some pop culture self help guru bullshit. More of this and less BS please

One of the best pods I've listened to in a long while, and not just from Huberman, but the podcast world as a whole.

Thank you so much for such a profound and important talk. If everyone would ask the big questions at least once in their life, the world would be a much better place. We need people like you, who do not fear the deepest. Talk more, try more, for all wounded and beautiful us

Andrew, your podcast is a gift and I am glad it is getting the subscribers that itndeserves. Dr. Hollis changed my life with this podcast. From now on it is my bible. If you follow the advice in this podcast, you will live a fulfilling life.

Thank you so much for speaking with Dr. Hollis. His contribution to the world is profound & it’s exciting to see him brought to a platform like yours. I missed seeing him live before he stopped lecturing. To listen to this up to date conversation has been nourishing. Every morsel could be endlessly explored. Potent.

This was absolutely impeccable and deeply inspiring, thanks for this one Andrew. Love you

Dr. Hollis is adorable & insightful. Walks & talks with him I am sure are filled with so many awakenings. Thank you ever so much ❤

Speechless! So insightful Dr. Huberman is a master at interviewing. Patient, not cutting the train of thought of his speaker. Taking pauses and asking deep questions. My favorite podcast by far!