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How To Wake Up | Awakening, Explained Ep. 2 (w/Dr. Angelo DiLullo)

A deeper dive into the nitty gritty of spiritual awakening. If you don't care about that, just watch the segment starting at 1:09:15 re: constipation and Sesame Street 😂 This is the second interview in our series Awakening, Explained with my guest Dr. Angelo DiLullo. Angelo is a practicing anesthesiologist and author of the book "Awake: It's Your Turn." In this episode we discuss the nature of unbound consciousness, the role of inquiry and curiosity in awakening, how "just stop" can be a powerful gateway, the nature of beliefs as a hindrance to awakening, the importance of humility and authenticity on the path, the origins of the sense of "self" in childhood, the nature of non-dual reality/radical intimacy/love, the question “What Is This?” as inquiry, insane comedic interlude featuring constipation/Sesame Street jokes, what are thoughts, how does thought relate to suffering and the creation of a false "self" and much more. Get Angelo's book and his awesome meditation app here: https://books.simplyalwaysawake.com/ Full transcript, links, audio podcast, and more: https://zdoggmd.com/awakening-2 Full interview series on Awakening: https://zdoggmd.locals.com/content/vi... Your support keeps us independent and mild-to-moderately awesome: https://zdoggmd.com/supporters Show, podcast, music, support, shop, social media, and email: https://lnk.bio/zdoggmd #SpiritualEnlightenment #AwakeningExplained #ADoctorExplains Key Topics: 0:00 Intro 2:09 The nature of unbound consciousness 30:55 The role of inquiry and curiosity in awakening 35:58 How “just stop” can be a powerful gateway 41:03 The nature of beliefs as a hindrance to awakening 44:48 The importance of humility and authenticity on the path 53:20 The origins of the sense of “self” in childhood 54:32 The nature of non-dual reality/radical intimacy/love 01:03:51 The question “What is This?” as inquiry 01:09:15 Insane comedic interlude featuring constipation/Sesame Street jokes 01:15:24 What is the nature of thought? 1:22:23 How does thought relate to suffering and the creation of a false “self”?