395. Pamela Wilson, 2nd Interview

Buddha at the Gas Pump

Rick Archer

Religion & Spirituality, Philosophy, Spirituality, Society & Culture

4.7 • 695 Ratings

🗓️ 13 April 2017

⏱️ 101 minutes

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Summary

Pamela Wilson celebrates 20 years of being on the road worldwide sharing Truth, Clarity, Love and the Joy of Being. Her new book The Golden Retriever's Guide to Joy is a distillation of everything she has noticed within, reading the Book of Life, within Stillness. She delights in getting to the Heart of the Matter, literally, finding the intelligent presence within all form and function. And then showing it its true nature.So, that emotion, sensation, the body and the mind can also return and stabilize as balanced rooted spaciousness. Join the fun, Life is simple within its complexity! Website Previous interview with Pamela Transcript of this interview Interview recorded 4/11/2017 YouTube Video Chapters: 00:00:00 - Buddha at the Gas Pump Introduction 00:04:20 - Living in Rooted Spaciousness 00:07:35 - Joy in Heaven 00:10:59 - The Universal Language of Respect 00:14:21 - Noticing the Felt Sense 00:17:32 - The Value of Being Grounded and Established 00:21:02 - The Enlightenment of Dogs 00:24:03 - Experiencing Spiritual Evolution 00:27:48 - Liberating the Mind 00:31:09 - Stillness and Conditioning 00:34:18 - The Mysterious Nature of the Body 00:38:03 - The Basis of Activity and Rest 00:41:30 - The Intelligence of Life 00:44:33 - The Illusion of Control 00:47:33 - The Sense of Personal Self 00:51:02 - The Nature of Consciousness 00:54:20 - The Grace of Exhaustion 00:57:26 - The Role of Serotonin in Mood Regulation 01:00:46 - The Path of Least Action 01:04:07 - The Eternal Nature of Life 01:07:50 - The Quibble about Reincarnation 01:10:53 - Strength and Vulnerability 01:14:14 - Natural Retreats and Divine Beings 01:17:34 - The Power of Love and Respect 01:21:13 - The Language of the Heart 01:24:40 - The Art of Dismantling Defenses 01:27:55 - Divine Qualities and their Opposites 01:31:31 - Yudhishtira's Test by Lord Shiva 01:34:40 - Falling apart to make room for the new story 01:38:08 - Introduction to Pamela Wilson’s Offerings 01:41:08 - Music Save Save

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0:00.0	The
0:07.0	The Welcome to Buddha at the gas pump.
0:27.6	My name is Rick Archer.
0:29.6	Buddha at the gas pump is an ongoing series of interviews with spiritually awakening people.
0:34.6	I've done about 395 of them now, and if this happens to be new to you,
0:40.3	go to batgap.com, B-A-T-G-A-P, and look under the past interviews menu, where you'll find them all
0:47.3	categorized in several different ways. This show is made possible by the support of appreciative listeners and viewers.
0:55.0	And if you appreciate it and feel like supporting it, there are donate buttons on the site.
1:00.0	So thank you for that and thanks to those who have been supporting it.
1:03.0	My guest today is Pamela Wilson. I've interviewed her before about six years ago.
1:09.0	And I've always wanted to do another one with her, so here we are.
1:14.4	Pamela celebrates 20 years of being on the road worldwide sharing truth, clarity,
1:19.4	love, and the joy of being.
1:21.6	Her new book, The Golden Retriever's Guide to Joy, is a distillation of everything she has
1:26.7	noticed within regarding the
1:28.8	book of life within stillness she delights in getting to the heart of the matter
1:34.1	literally finding the intelligent presence within all forms and functions and
1:38.6	then showing it its true nature so that emotion, the body and the mind can also return
1:47.0	and stabilize as balanced, rooted spaciousness. Join the fun. Life is simple within its
1:53.0	complexity. So, thank you, Pamela. I have a feeling I may be wrong, but that you kind of had it in mind
2:02.6	to write a book for quite some time and you weren't getting around to it and finally you
2:05.9	thought, why not just let the dog write it?
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