Ep. 33 - Creativity with Miles Seiden

Synchronicity with Noah Lampert

Noah Lampert

Comedy, Religion & Spirituality, Spirituality

4.8 • 766 Ratings

🗓️ 9 June 2016

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

My guest today is friend and creative professional, Miles Seiden.

Miles is about as authentic of a person you'll come across. Not only is he a talented professional, Miles is also one of the most honest and dedicated people I've met. In short, he's my soul bruva from the same cosmic motha and yes I'm sorry and I will never say that again.

This week I've partnered with Wisdom Publications and they've generously donated a new copy of Ajahn Brahm's "Kindfulness."

Join the Synchronicity Community by tapping/clicking this link and you're automatically entered in the giveaway FOREVER. That's a good deal if you ask me.

Also, Wisdom Publications is giving away an ebook on Happiness from the Dalai Lama. Get the Dalai Lama's ebook here because that's a smart thing to do and who doesn't want to be happy.

Finally, rate and review Synchronicity on iTunes if you're digging it. I know it's a pain to login to iTunes (which is terrible as a thing that exists) but it really helps the show and karmically it's a great thing to do.

Buddha spoke explicitly about rating and reviewing podcasts as a good thing to do and a path towards everlasting peace and happiness, and hey, he's a smart kind of guy.

Topics Discussed

Creativity and Spirituality
What does "spirituality" mean?
Trying to define yourself
Being a good person
Compassion
Healthy skepticism
Direct Experience
The word "guru"
The little voice in your head
Interconnectedness

Transcript

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0:00.0	This is synchronicity. This is synchronicity. This is synchronicity. This is synchronity. This is synchronicity. Recording, recording, recording, recording of
0:26.7	All right.
0:28.5	Welcome to episode 33 of Synchronicity.
0:31.8	My guest today is my good friend, Miles Seiden.
0:34.7	I'm going to get to my, like I always do this, right?
0:36.6	Do I have to, I guess if it's your first time you don't know what I do, but I introduce the
0:39.8	guest, I say who it is, and then I immediately talk and ramble about stuff that you probably
0:43.5	don't care about for another good 10 to 15 minutes.
0:46.7	But I will get to Miles and I'll explain who he is and why I think you're really going to love this episode in just a little bit, but first going to get down to stuff that I've
0:55.3	written down to remind myself to talk about. Congratulations to Christine in Woodland, California.
1:02.0	F.I. And I've had a lot of book giveaway winners who live in California, like a high percentage
1:08.0	relative to how many there have been. So i don't know what that's about um but
1:12.5	christine you won star hawks i've already been it's already on the way we've already spoken
1:16.7	but star hawks the fifth sacred thing which is a book uh mikey campman last week's guest
1:21.5	recommended is on its way to you so enjoy that um book giveaway this week um wisdom publications you know wisdom publications they do some
1:32.2	amazing they're just a they're really nice people kestrel who uh is my contact there who i've
1:37.7	known for a few years um she is awesome wisdom pubs in general is awesome the base of massachusetts
1:43.9	i believe um just put together
1:45.7	some amazing offerings and publications. They're up there with Shambala for me in terms of like
1:51.1	a publishing house that I think really does awesome stuff. And they're a nonprofit, I think. So
1:56.1	they have been kind enough and they've offered I've accepted, for them to send books
2:03.5	directly to people from their catalog.
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