believe in the ripple effect.

The ripple fact. I'm I'm I'm

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I'm your host Ricardo Vrendes, and we are back

with another great episode. I know I always say that, but I've been very lucky to have a lot of great

guests. So I guess that statement remains true. We do have another great guest. A scientist,

lecture, author, Rupert Sheldrick, he's been on a lot of other really good

podcasts and he's had a lot of really interesting conversations on those shows. So I highly

recommend you guys checking out him on a Jorogun podcast. It's a little bit of an older episode,

but you guys can still find it online. He's been on London real more recently.

He's been on Russell Brands under the skin podcast, so check that out. And he's also been on

former guests of this show, Douglas Ruscoff, his podcast. He has a podcast called Team Human.

He's been on there. So definitely check out those conversations. Really interesting.

I love people like Rupert who pushes the boundaries on what we think we understand about consciousness and reality.

And also the importance of spirituality and experiences and being connected with our surroundings and Mother Nature.

I know it sounds all hippie and whatnot,

but I think there's really something about our connection with nature

and maybe a lack of it that I think is a huge issue with modern day and the way we live in cities and whatnot and

we're so disconnected from from nature so there's obviously tons of evidence that proves that

walking on grass with those shoes and and just being in the woods and getting fresh here and

and being in groups and then having some type of community how all this stuff can only improve

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