Side Effects of Brotherhood As Community (with Rasu Jilani & Daoud Abeid)

Small Doses with Amanda Seales

Amanda Seales

Education, Self-improvement

4.8 • 9.7K Ratings

🗓️ 16 April 2025

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

This week, we are joined by Rasu Jilani & Daoud Abeid, two of the co-founders of Men At Work Healing, to talk about spiritual eploration, ecosystems vs. egosystems, and how men can overcome the patriarchy and do the internal work.

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0:00.0	Small doses.
0:04.6	Self help from the hit.
0:06.0	Small doses.
0:07.0	We're talking at shit.
0:08.6	Small doses.
0:09.8	And keeping it real.
0:11.2	Small doses.
0:12.4	With me and in Seals.
0:14.2	It's so funky.
0:16.7	Welcome to another episode of Small Doses podcast.
0:20.3	So excited about our guests today because they're part of my life from way back when I was running these New York streets.
0:27.7	Running these New York streets.
0:28.9	We're talking about brotherhood as community with my two homies, Rasu and Daoud, who have started an organization called Men at Work Healing that seeks to bring the brothers together
0:39.8	to talk about like real healing,
0:42.2	not just like, how do I become a man?
0:44.8	But how do I discuss my trauma?
0:46.6	How do I approach my triggers?
0:48.3	How do I find softness?
0:50.0	All these things.
0:51.2	And you will hear when they talk about their own journey to these things, right?
0:54.9	And I feel like we are in a time where Brotherhood as community can't just be, let's sit around and
1:00.4	talk about sports or let's sit around and talk about money. Let's sit around and talk about how to get
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