If you haven't listened to episode 41, you may want to check out that one first before listening to this episode.

Or not...

We skip like a rock along Jung and Freud, a heated disagreement, early psychology, and behavioral economics.

Most of all, though, this episode explores how we are encouraged, pushed, or brought deeper into the creative journey by otherworldly phenomena. A psychologist may call it psychotic, or a statistician may call it cognitive bias. We often dismiss it as a coincidence.

However they view it does not matter to us because we walk our own creative path and can look for waypoints however we want and in whatever we want.

The question is: Are you taking responsibility for your creative journey?

Touching on the creative process and how I kept from beating myself up over not making a podcast for one month.

Victor's Way in Wicklow; Cultural conditioning keeping us from creating; Death and Creation; and a moment on Michaelangelo

Don't be so hard on yourself. Ease up. Breath. (talking to myself)

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Eileen Brady is a qualified Tai Chi and Qi Gong teacher with over 15 years of experience in the West of Ireland. She speaks on Tai Chi, Qi Gong, listening to your body, and how to move stress out of your body. 

On her website, she states:

"My wish is that as many people as possible experience the joys and depths of Taichi and Qigong and start their own internal journey."

She holds in-person and online Tai Chi & Qi Gong classes around Westport and Galway City through her business, connemarataichi.com

Find her on Instagram @connemara_taichi

In this episode, I chat with a poet, artist, lyricist, and Irish rapper, EG3R BEVR.

Pushing through creative resistance as a young artist, creativity vs. performance, how messed up mental health asylums are, and how rap is a vessel for political truths.

Find EG3R BEVR on Instagram @egerbevr

Listen to EG3R BEVR On Soundcloud:

https://soundcloud.com/eg3rb3vr/tracks 

Songs samples featured in this episode:

Songs by EG3R BEVR

Ce - Feat. Beansidhe (prod. by DJ Green) 

Object Of Knowledge - MeyeC x Nifty

MC EGER - Led astray freestyle(Produced by Iron Mike Sharp)

Other songs:

Hypnotize by Notorious B.I.G.

U.N.I.T.Y by Queen Latifah

Nobody (Ft. Lauryn Hill) by Nas

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In this episode, we take some creative lessons from the hermaphroditic slugs that are invading my house. 

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There is a deep relationship between how we connect with ourselves, each other, and the land around us. Neglecting even one can lead to the whole system being out of balance. The Healing Spirit Festival, founded by Garoid Teevan, is one such way to celebrate the Summer abundance and Lughnasa. It’s taking place 4-6 in Cavan and offers a family-friendly place to explore many holistic healing modalities like sweat lodges, drumming circles, cacao, meditation, breathwork etc. I hope to see you there, and if you are coming, message me @aquietvoicepodcast on Instagram. 

You can learn more about the Healing Spirit Festival 4 - 6 August in Cavan: https://drummanyspirit.com/healing-spirit-festival/ 

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Creative and spiritual growth often comes after a crisis because in rebirth they pursue alternative means to heal themselves and deep empathy to help others. Aisling McGreevy’s story is not any different. She suffered anxiety after her busy sales job became quiet during the recession. Her health improved tremendously once she started reflexology, reiki, and other holistic modalities. Now, with Ruby Rua Holistic Therapies, she combines her diverse background of healing therapies to match the right one for every client. 

In this episode, we explore the conflicts between the intuitive and rational mind and how we can become blocked from our innermost feelings as adults. We talk about flower essences, access consciousness, meditation, and how they can help people heal emotionally and physically.

You can find Aisiling at rubyrua.co.uk/ or by email aisiling@rubyrua.co.uk

She is also on Facebook at Ruby Rua Holistic Therapies

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Often the most beautiful aspects of life lay right beside the harshest and if we can just find a way to wait it out, they can deliver romantic partners, new opportunities, landscapes, and other extraordinary experiences. There is deep meaning in suffering if we only look to see it. The trick is we often only get that meaning and wisdom afterward when we look back in hindsight. How far back in your life do you need to look to find an inherent wisdom or beautiful order?

This episode explores how synchronicities can be the most unlikely guides on spiritual and creative paths. We talk about the symbolism of the yew tree and some wisdom I received while visiting the oldest yew tree in ALL of Ireland. Also, I get swallowed into a crowd of stale beer and vape smoke at a Florence and the Machine concert. 

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