536. Isira

Buddha at the Gas Pump

Rick Archer

Religion & Spirituality, Philosophy, Spirituality, Society & Culture

4.7 • 695 Ratings

🗓️ 10 February 2020

⏱️ 117 minutes

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Summary

Isira brings a deep understanding of Indigenous, ancient and universal wisdom. She bridges the gap between the overwhelming challenges we face in the world today and our spiritual journey. As a powerful advocate for conscious change, Isira is highly engaged in today's social issues. Her enlightened commentary assists us to navigate the divisive worlds of politics, climate change, mental health and beyond. Books: Awakening You: Embodying Peace, Love and Freedom on Earth Buddha on the Dance Floor Website: isira.com Discussion of this interview in the BatGap Community Facebook Group. Summary and transcript of this interview Second interview with Isira Interview recorded February 7, 2020. YouTube Video Chapters: 00:00:00 - Introduction and Welcome 00:04:06 - Perception of the World 00:08:22 - Indigenous Mindset and Modern Human Mindset 00:12:31 - The Interconnection of All Things and the Dance of Life 00:17:32 - A Traumatic Experience of Abuse and Awakening 00:22:09 - The Root of Suffering and Disconnection 00:26:21 - The Rubber Band Effect of Disconnection 00:30:12 - A Miraculous Recovery and Forgiveness 00:34:38 - Interdimensional Experiences and Reunion with the Lama 00:39:00 - A Time of Preparation and Resetting 00:43:09 - The Power of Alignment and Connection 00:47:38 - The Intensity of Global Problems and Ignoring Warning Signs 00:51:42 - The Impact of an Echo Chamber 00:55:47 - The Design of Social Media Platforms and the Loss of Value and Relevance 01:00:00 - The Beauty of Chaos and Transformation 01:03:32 - The Story of the Seeker and the Master 01:07:23 - Averting Catastrophe through Spiritual Awakening 01:11:54 - The Impact of Climate Change on Metropolitan Areas 01:16:14 - Severed Relationships and the Collapse of Society 01:20:35 - The Need for Connectedness and Decentralized Government 01:24:11 - Materialism and Fear in Modern Society 01:28:12 - The Illusion of Material Possessions 01:32:13 - Untapped Potential and Gamma Brainwave States 01:36:51 - Accessing Deeper States of Consciousness 01:40:54 - The Balance of Destructive and Creative Forces 01:45:03 - Restoring Balance in Society and Nature 01:48:54 - Overpopulation and the Need for Reduction 01:53:01 - Holding onto the Self in Times of Radical Shifts 01:56:50 - Acting in Accordance with Intuitive Impulse 02:01:17 - Regeneration and the Four Pillars of Lore 02:05:23 - Ordinary People Awakening

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0:00.0	The Welcome to Buddha at the Gas Pump.
0:27.4	My name is Rick Archer.
0:29.1	Buddha at the Gas Pump is an ongoing series of interviews
0:31.9	with spiritually awakening people.
0:34.2	I've done about 535 of them now.
0:37.4	The number keeps going up. So if this is new to you and you'd
0:40.4	like to check out previous ones, please go to batgap.com and check out the past interviews menu,
0:47.4	where you'll see all the previous ones organized in several different ways. This program is made
0:51.9	possible by the support of appreciative listeners and viewers.
0:55.0	So if you appreciate it and you feel like supporting it in any amount,
0:59.0	there's a PayPal button on every page of the website.
1:02.0	My guest this week is Asira. Welcome Asara.
1:07.0	Thank you, Rick. It's lovely to be here with you.
1:10.0	I think we're going to really enjoy this conversation.
1:13.1	Sarah's down in Sydney, Australia, and here's a short bio of her. She brings a deep understanding of
1:20.2	indigenous, ancient, and universal wisdom. She bridges the gap between the overwhelming challenges we face in the world today and our spiritual journey.
1:29.5	As a powerful advocate for conscious change, Asaira is highly engaged in today's social issues.
1:36.0	Her enlightened commentary assists us to navigate the divisive worlds of politics, climate change, mental health, and beyond.
1:43.2	And I really like the fact that you talk about that stuff,
1:46.0	because to me, spirituality has always been intertwined with the world and society
1:53.0	and what we see in the world.
1:55.0	I consider whatever condition the world to be in,
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