What I've noticed in myself is my boundaries are very different now. I used to be a very open person where I just let anyone come stay in my home and be in my space and talk to people about anything and everything. I don't do that anymore. I'm very much about the friends that I have been friends with for a very long time. And I feel like I can be like completely myself and free with them.

But when I'm in public, I watch what I say and I watch who's around me.

I don't post anymore like when I'm out and about unless I go to a place and then when I leave,

then I can post because I don't want to be bombarded with

paparazzi ruining my night. I don't want to have cameras in my face. I don't want to feel like

everyone knows where I'm at. And also, there's a security measure of that as well, too, because

I'm being a part of that family, there's an aspect of I don't need crazy people trying to find

out where I'm at so they can confront me.

I'm very protective of my family and my kids and my wife and me from people who would seek to social climb

or seek to gain some kind of agenda over me in some way.

I don't need to expose myself to those type of things.

The last time Shaman Dwork was on the show,

his relationship with Princess Martha of Norway had just gone public.

Since then, they've gotten gotten married and the media attention

has not let up. As you may remember, Shaman Dirk is very eccentric in his lifestyle and

in his beliefs and spirits and other shamanic things. And so in this episode, we explore what

it's like to be judged by the world and how that shaped the way that he protects his

energy and his peace. You'll also learn how to stay grounded when your identity is under pressure,

how to love without losing yourself, and why friction in a relationship might actually mean

you're doing it right. We start with how Shaman Durg's marriage to Princess

Martha of Norway reshaped his identity and what it's taught him about loving someone fully

without losing yourself in the process. And if you want to skip ahead, you'll find time stamps

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