You simply cannot avoid when a crisis comes up in your own individuated incarnational experience gives you a very quick

picture of how completely crazy it is to hate people you don't know

This is synchronous

This is synchronous

This is synchronicity. This is synchronicity. This is synchronicity. This is synchronicity. This is synchronicity.

Welcome to episode 96 of synchronicity. My guest this week is my good, great, bestest of friends,

David Silver. This is David's return. He's been on a previous episode. You can check that one out.

I don't know which one it is. It's back there. David's super cool. We usually talk about,

I think I pointed this out in the previous episode with David, I'm pretty sure. But he's one of the few people I can see to on the phone for a very long time without any agitation or I want to get off the phone.

He's just a super cool dude.

Seeing him in person is even better.

If you get a chance to hang out with David at any point in your life, take that opportunity.

We talk about literally everything. So this episode,

though, is relatively focused, I got to say, we're honing in on how to maintain a watchful

and mindful eye on situations around you.

And this episode title is spiritual politics, and I use that as kind of a double entendre, if I might.

One is obviously looking at the political landscape in whatever country you're in, globally,

whatever you want, from a spiritual context, is something that's awesome to do it's it's a great way to

play with the concept of a nation of a world of a people of your individuated consciousness

there's a tremendous amount of insight that can be gleaned when you look at it from different

perspectives the other part is is obviously we get sucked in to, you know, the dynamics of these things.

We talk about the health care bill, which at this point, when David and I had this conversation,

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