If we were able to truly embody the idea that our existence does not terminate when we die,

that doesn't mean that life is no longer precious.

It is still very precious.

It's a beautiful experience that one that needs to be enjoyed and

learn from. However, that is the leverage point by which systems can control us, the

fear, the absolute fear of termination. And this is why I believe there is a conspiracy, if you will, to not recognize this in science,

because if you have a population that is unafraid to die, they cannot be controlled.

They can be controlled to some extent, but not completely.

It's our connection to our body, our connection to the idea that this is all we have is what

drives us to be fearful and also drives us to hold a competitive posture with everyone

around us.

Because if time is limited, then of course you're going to

try to outmanuever everybody else for a bigger piece of the pie.

Welcome to Living 4D with Paul Check. Today's guest is Anesthesiologist and author Madava Seti.

Madava has been in clinical practice as an anesthesiologist since 2002.

Closely observing thousands of patients under anesthesia led him to ask fundamental questions around ideas that have gone unchallenged for a very long time.

What does it mean to be awake? Does awareness require a functioning body or does it arise of its own?

His insights into these questions and of who we are as conscious beings is the topic of his book,

Woke, an anesthesiologist view, and also the subject of today's

conversation with Paul.

A big thank you to our Premier sponsors by Optimizers, Paleo Valley and Organify. We cannot produce this

podcast without their support and of course Paul only works with companies whose

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