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And Then It Hit Me with Cory Allen

Miles Neale | Gradual Awakening

And Then It Hit Me with Cory Allen

Cory Allen

Education, Self-improvement, Mental Health, Entrepreneurship, Health & Fitness, Business

4.91.2K Ratings

🗓️ 24 December 2018

⏱️ 91 minutes

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Summary

Contemplative Psychotherapist Dr. Miles Neale is breaking new ground. He’s a leading Buddhist teacher, faculty member of Tibet House US, international speaker, and author. In his work, Miles has blended psychotherapy and Buddhism in order to create an integrative form of mental healing.

We go deep in this podcast and talk about the real-life challenges that many of us face and why a path of gradual awakening is needed so badly in modern times.

Before our talk, I answer a listener question about how to cultivate mindfulness on the go.

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0:00.0

Hey what's going on welcome to the astro hustle I'm Cori Allen hope you're feeling good today

0:06.2

hope that you are well I hope that you're feeling well integrated you know that your

0:10.3

psychology and that your spirit and your mind and body are all harmonizing well

0:15.1

creating a powerful harmonic that is greater than the sum of its parts. Today on the

0:20.0

podcast I'm joined by contemplative psychotherapist Dr. Miles Neal.

0:25.0

Miles is a leading Buddhist teacher, a faculty member of the Tibet House, U.S.,

0:30.0

an international speaker, and an author.

0:32.0

In his work, Miles Blens psychotherapy and Buddhism

0:35.2

in order to create an integrated form of mental healing.

0:38.0

Once you've exposed the unreality or the fabrication or the fantasy of both chasing your hopes but also

0:45.4

avoiding your fears then do you just sort of stay paralyzed in some suspended moment of animation.

0:54.4

I guess the point is that it's not the grasping towards the goal

0:57.8

that renders the goal useless, it's the grasping.

1:00.7

I had a really great time talking to Miles. This podcast got surprisingly deep, surprisingly quick, probably because Miles was so open, so honest and forthcoming with what he is experiencing now and some of the challenges he'd experience in the

1:14.6

recent past. We talk about the work he's doing as a Buddhist teacher and also these

1:19.6

challenges that him and I experience which ultimately all of his face at one time or another.

1:25.6

And we also talk about why gradual awakening is needed in important in modern times.

1:31.9

As you're at a point in your life where you have a little bit of extra savings stashed

1:35.0

away, but you aren't quite sure what to do with it.

1:37.9

Setting yourself up with passive income is a great way to make your money work for you.

1:42.3

And that's what you get with roofstock.

1:44.0

With roofstock.com you can buy, sell and trade investment properties

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