Anecdotal Evidence With Daniel Johnson, MD podcast

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Anecdotal Evidence with Daniel Johnson, MD

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In the medical community, the term "anecdotal evidence" is used dismissively. But our lives as we live and experience them can be thought of as the stories we're writing every day. In his work as a psychiatrist, Daniel Johnson, MD has been deeply moved by the healing stories that have been shared with him over the years. Join him from his home in Asheville, NC where he shares long-form conversatons exploring the interesting and inspiring aspects to life's growth. His guests include practitioners of the healing arts as well as clients and others with compelling healing stories. Every life matters, every story is valuable - the evidence may connect you to the next chapter you're writing in your own life.

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Anecdotal Evidence with Daniel Johnson, MD

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AE022 - 9 Emotions in Vrindavan 34:42

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For the next installment from the series on my recent trip to India, I'd like to share my personal experience with these emotions in Vrindavan. AE022 - 9 Emotions in Vrindavan Vrindavan is the ancient Indian city where it's said that the Hindu Lord Krishna spent his childhood days. There are many temples dedicated to Krishna in Vrindavan and we had the opportunity to experience these temples as a place of living sacrament. Devotees crowded into the temple to chant, read sacred texts and leave offerings to the male form Krishna, and the female form Radha. In our Insight India 2016 trip we had the fortune to experience this city firsthand. Our homework assignment during the trip was to reflect on our experience up to that point through the lens of examining our emotions according to the rasa classification system. I found it to be a useful exercise for exploration and recorded a mini-episode that I'm sharing with you here. The YouTube video for this episode includes the video segment of the recording., showing the numerous monkeys that co-inhabited the ashram where we stayed. This includes one brief clip of a monkey walking right past me as I was recording - fear and wonder captured live! Looking back on the experience now it's been interesting for me to note how my emotions associated with the experience there have changed in character in various capacities. I think this is a useful metaphor for observing how our emotions change in character with time. Taking the time to tune into the emotional disturbances of the mind gives us an opportunity to use our intelligence to determine what caused these disturbances. It also teaches us pathways for resolving these emotional disturbances based on our previous experiences. These are referred to often in the psychological world as coping skills. I hope you enjoy the episode. Namaste.…

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AE017 - Daniel Johnson, MD - The Need for Participation 33:59

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In this episode I detail what I've learned from recent conversations with guests. In particular I focus on the relationship of faith and healing and explore the value of the word, "participation." Finally, in a sad note, I take a few moments to reflect on the life of Edgar Mitchell, one of my heroes and inspirations for the podcast. He passed on February 4th, 2016 and will be dearly missed.…

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AE012 - Stephan Martin - A Cosmic Conversation 1:14:37

vor 10 years1:14:37

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"Cosmic Conversations" is a book of interviews conducted by the astronomer and physicist Stephan Martin. For this episode Dan and Stephabn have their own cosmic conversation about man's search for meaning and how it fits into our health journey. . Chapters:00:00:00 Intro 00:04:10 Stargazing in Florida 00:14:07 Elaborations on Allurement 00:21:44 Physics and Language as Limiters 00:31:10 Psi and the Placebo Effect 00:39:02 Science and Academia meet Spirituality 00:49:21 The Zero-Point Field and Continuous Creation 01:02:23 The Ongoing Wonder 01:13:00 Outro…

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AE011 - Eddie LeShure - Beyond Attica.mp3 1:48:23

vor 10 years1:48:23

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Eddie LeShure is a senior teacher of mindfulness meditation in Asheville. And in today's episode he shares an incredible story of overcoming adversity in harrowing circumstances. Fortunately it's more than just an anecdote - it shaped his healing path. In today's episode Eddie tells the story of how he was in the Attica state prison in New York during the prison riot of 1971. The experience was truly harrowing as 39 people were killed after the National Guard ended the riot by opening fire on the inmates and their hostages. Although Eddie survived the experience, the trauma of it shaped his life for years to come. He shares how he was able to heal through the immense alienation and suffering caused by being present for such a tragedy. Furthermore, he takes us beyond the story and the anecdote of the event to the lessons he's learned from it and how he's grown. A fascinating conversation, I hope you enjoy it. Chapters:00:00:00 Intro 00:03:35 Dairy Farm Life 00:16:25 Hard Lessons 00:30:54 Higher Education in Attica 00:39:09 In the Hole... Inside a Riot 00:50:41 Learning Meditation in the Aftermath 01:04:42 Alone in the High Desert of New Mexico 01:23:37 Digging into our Nature 01:33:15 Embrace it and it will Pass01:45:21 Outro…

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AE009 - Daniel Johnson - AE beginnings 32:31

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A recap of the beginning of the Anecdotal Evidence podcast, the purpose and origins of the idea, the first 8 episodes and a preview of what's to come.

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AE008 - Lewis Rothlein - Ashtanga Yoga for Self-Discovery 1:35:19

vor 10 years1:35:19

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In our conversation Lewis shares some of his interesting experiences which began with a difficult childhood experience growing up in South Florida. From there he served in the army band during the Vietnam War, edited numerous magazines, ran marathons, taught elementary school - and even designed a New York Times Crossword. We dedicate the largest part of the conversation to discussing how he found yoga and what it has taught him over the years. A kind and warm soul, Lewis teaches out of joy - and it shows in this heartfelt conversation.…

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AE007 - Vishnu Dass - Finding the Ayurvedic Lifestyle 1:30:25

vor 10 years1:30:25

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In our conversation from summer 2015, Vishnu talks about his travels coast to coast in America and abroad. His curiosity followed his heart, which led him to live in the ashram at Mount Madonna and study a deep curriculum in yoga and the Vedic studies. The passion of a young man seeking spirtual fulfillment took him all the way to India where he lived as a Saddhu before falling ill and returning home. There he discovered more about his true nature, and directed his passion for the healing arts to a life as an Ayurvedic practitioner. He shares how this lifestyle is accessible to all and how it can always lead to a greater state of total health.…

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AE006 - Brack Jefferys - Awakening the Inner Healer 1:29:03

vor 10 years1:29:03

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In our conversation Brack traces back his professional career across a variety of healing modalities - substance abuse counselor, registered nurse, massage therapist. He courageously shares how his work emerged from a breakdown as a young man, and how his life as a searcher connected him with the spiritual healing work of holotropic breathwork.…

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AE005 - Ryan Kurczak - At Peace with the Mystery.mp3 1:43:35

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Ryan sat down in a longform conversation where we explored how he followed his curiosity as a young man growing up in West Virginia. A powerful experience in craniosacral massage led to a career as a massage therapist and a deepening practice of Kriya yoga. An intellectual study of Vedic astrology has guided his process of seeing how we are all connected in this mysterious journey. As a bonus, he shares his Celtic music this episode, a fascinating investigation filled with jumping off points for further study.…

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AE003 - Brian Lewis, MD - Staying Grounded on the Inward Journey 1:18:13

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Meditation is a practice of lifelong learning, even when you start at an early age. Brian Lewis, an Asheville integrative physician shares what he's learned from experience and the importance of staying within time-honored traditions.

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AE002 - Daniel Nevins - Painting from the Inside Out.mp3 1:16:02

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Daniel Nevins is an accomplished Asheville visual artist. He has been recognized for his abstract work, but most recently has completed 42 paintings depicting the story of the Torah. In this conversation he reflects upon his earliest memory and how his artistic work is shaped by his spiritual views.

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AE001 - Bob Boleman - From Physician to Yoga Teacher 1:08:25

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Bob Boleman recently retired after practicing a full career as an emergency physician. He has also dealt with depression at various stages in life. In this conversation Bob shares his healing journey of how his rediscovery of yoga guided him through the depression - and led to another career as a yoga teacher. This is the first episode of the Anecdotal Evidence podcast, hosted by psychiatrist Daniel Johnson, MD from Asheville, NC. Check back weekly for more conversations with practitioners of the healing arts, former clients, and other inspiring figures.…

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