The Live the Path Podcast features revealing conversations with out-of-the-box doers that have left conventional lives to chart their own authentic path. We also delve into the newest in creating fulfillment of mind, body, and spirit. Get inspired to follow your internal compass - and learn what it's like to wake up each morning excited about the day ahead.
Aneela Idnani is the inventor of Habitaware, a winner of the Time Magazine Best Inventions Award. The Habitaware Keen is a wrist-worn device that helps those who struggle with BFRBs (body-focused repetitive behaviors). In this episode, we learn about Aneela's personal trials with the BFRB called Trichotillomania, a disorder which is often covered up by the sufferer due to shame and low self-esteem. The Keen device helped her and tens of thousands of others leave behind such compulsive behaviors for good. The discussion also delved into how nurturing awareness and living in the present can enrich our lives and empower us. Inquiries: info@livethepath.com
It's not every day at Aramesh Retreat that one runs across a camper that is doing cutting-edge research. Dr. Theodora Stewart comes from a high powered pedigree including a MSc in Biogeochemistry and PhD in Environmental Science from ETHZ in Zurich Switzerland. She is the lead scientist at the London Metallomics of King's College. What is "Metallomics," you ask? Well, I had no idea 24 hours ago. Now, I am convinced that it is an integral part of the future of medicine. Come along for the journey as we learn about this field together, as well as get Dr. Stewart's take on many other topics ranging from the state of the environment to keeping curiosity and intuition alive in work and life.
Releasing attachment is a recurring theme in Buddhism. In this episode, Dr. Hidaji, Jill Hidaji, and Pastor Sandra Leatherwood Clay explore Biblical passages that relate to this same idea - namely, balancing the worldly pursuits with settling into the stillness that deep faith in God offers.
