Social Media and Original Sin Part 2 with Tristan Bray

Part 2 of this social media epic and we’re going deeper. Tristan and I couldn’t contain the amount of info we wanted to share with you in one interview and this episode contains all the juice that flowed forth as we started to jam. Get ready to change the relationship you have with social media.  

In this instalment, we pick it up and run with the following topics:

• Creative exercise as part of upgrading attention span and cognitiion
• Social media excess and the distortion created by it
• Psychiatry and pharmaceutical withdrawal
• Navigating past trollers in the cyber world 
• Letting go of social media's unwritten laws and rigor
• What we see VS what is reality through the social media lens
• Vulnerability in the social media world

Tristan has been a Regression Therapist for ten years. He brings his in depth background in Psychotherapy, Meditation, Quantum Healing, Cell Biology, Epigenetics, Kinesiology, Psychopharmacology, Sexual Health, Diet, Detox, Philosophy, Metaphysics, Taoism, Shamanism, Entheogens, Chi Gung, Kung Fu and Modern Medical Science to his clients, talks and workshops. He currently shares his skills as a therapist, life coach and counsellor. 

Throughout his twenties Tristan has studied internationally in the healing arts. He is passionate in reminding people, that the human capacity for healing is limitless. Tristan helps to open his client’s minds to how many natural super abilities that we all possess to enhance our life that have been squashed out of the mainstream belief system by reductionist scientific dogma and disempowerment religions.

Tristan’s healing treatments, seminars and workshops are primarily focused around clearing trauma and sharing why this is so important to all of us. Trauma is the biggest cause of ill health in our world because it often will permanently change the body’s physiology, emotions and spiritual outlook if not released. Much of modern medicine looks at putting a ‘band aid effect’ over the current effect of trauma as opposed to clearing it, back at the creation point.

Website links:

Tristan Bray Website

Tristan Bray Facebook

Instagram: #anopportunitytoheal

Enjoy!

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The Spirit Of Booze: Old World To New World with Charles Casben

One of the more epic episodes for you today gang. Recorded in an old world gin bar in Redfern, Sydney, Charlie Casben, a wonderful bartender and sommelier who owns Moya’s Juniper Lounge and drinks good booze well…

I worked for years with Charlie back in the day when I was tender bar and I knew that in that time I only scratched the surface of his knowledge around the wonderful world of herbalism, botanicals and alcohol. As I got more into the health game I became more and more bored with the flatland commentary that health “leaders" had about alcohol simply being bad and wanted to go deeper into the nature of this substance and continue to do the work to bring an integration between the world of health and booze; I got considerably closer in this interview. If you’re ready to take your health to another level then grab some good booze and strap in for a ride into the old world as we explore the journey herbs and botanicals have taken till we see the current culture emerge around bars and booze, and where we’re going to be able to take it so that a true progression is possible in the way we move forward as an integrated culture.  

In this interview we dive deep into:

• The place of alcohol within a modern health context
• Challenging the dichotomy of alcohol restriction within a health fortifying regime
• History of alcohol and its early uses
• Using bitter aperitifs for functional stimulation of digestion
• The wonderful benefits of beer in old and new world culture
• Alcohol as a preservation system
• Fermentation & distillation explained in depth
• Alcohol as a delivery vessel for healthy plant constituents
• The dynamics between the old and new world’s uses of alcohol
• The medicinal properties & historical use of gin, tonic and lime
• Production of fortified wine and its botanical benefits

Taught the basics of cocktail bar tending at fifteen with his sister by a father who's aim was to teach the value of understanding and appreciating good liquor. Cocktails remained a hobby until at eighteen while studying a physics degree he embarked on what was to become a fifteen year career in hospitality. Serving over the bar at several venues in Sydney and abroad wine became the next challenge and certification with the Court of Master Sommeliers the next goal. While studying wine the decision was made to pursue the goal of opening a small bar in Sydney and after several years searching for a suitable site, Moya's Juniper Lounge opened its doors in March 2016.

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Cross-Pollinating Medicine with Jimi Wollumbin

Set in the shadow of Mt Wollumbin (Mt Warning) in the Northern Rivers of NSW at Jimi’s healing sanctuary, this interview was a lot of fun and went deep into the philosophy of healing. Jimi loves the healing path, and after years of studying and walking various ancient lineages (spliced with modern insights) has maintained what I can only describe as an impressive professional sovereignty that sees him going deep into the paths of learning the art of healing while not losing his identity within them (something that is rampant in the healing world), giving him the ability to stay malleable, insightful and cross-pollinating that many traditions as he continues to ask the deep questions that revolve around the mystery of healing. 

Very quickly we’re talking about the relevance of “old world” healing techniques such as leeching, which opens us up to the conversation around medicine without boundaries; the different schools and transitions have a piece of the medicinal puzzle, but not all of it, and we must look beyond their individual boundaries. This approach requires moving around, looking at how health and healing look from the many perspectives that exist in the world so we can expand the approach on healing the human body, and we go RIGHT into the philosophy of this approach. The biggest insight we dive into though is how curiosity and love of learning, like a child, allows for this broader approach to healing to be possible. 

Beyond all the above, in this interview you will learn:

• How to develop an ongoing capacity to come back into balance again and again
• How to overcome the minds desire to “arrive” at a destination in your health.
• These essence of Taoism, including the art of action less action
• The concept of age-ency, and how to not identify with age through your actions
• Jing, qi and shen philosophy
• How to take the “fascination” away from healing philosophy to make it accessible to the western mind 
• The best qi tonics for cultivating qi
• The magic of royal jelly and what it can do for your body and jing 
• Jimi’s relationship with the modern medical model
• Why we sometimes feel any and hurt by modern medicine
• The religion of science
• What it means to be a medical minority

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