How to survive society is a weekly podcast where the host explores various strategies for navigating the complexities of modern society. The podcast covers a range of topics, from relationships and social dynamics to trauma anxiety, mental health and leadership.One recurring theme in the podcast is the importance of self-awareness. The host emphasizes that understanding one's own thoughts, feelings, and values is essential for making good decisions and building meaningful relationships with others. Listeners are encouraged to engage in regular self-reflection and introspection, perhaps through practices like journaling or therapy.Another key theme is the value of community and connection. The host discusses the challenges of loneliness and isolation in modern society, and offers tips for building strong, supportive relationships with friends, family, and colleagues. The podcast also touches on broader societal issues like inequality and social justice, and encourages listeners to think critically about their role in creating a more just and equitable world...
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episode 1: How to Survive Society with D. Neil Elliot
Neil's desire-and his new mission in life-is to share the knowledge he gained and the process he used on his journey to self-awareness, together with the blueprint document he discovered that was instrumental in transforming his life. He wants to give you, regardless of your station in life, the tools and opportunity to empower yourself, transform your life, and draw peace, joy, love, and prosperity into your personal situation and environment. Neil believes that as more and more people follow this Higher Road to true spiritual perfection, a New Era of Love and Peace will dawn for everyone throughout the world.
D. Neil Elliott lives in a peaceful historic village on the West Coast of British Columbia with his wife and a house full of art, books, and plants. He names all his plants-his favorite is a tall and lean Yucca called Rogelio. Neil has three children and five grandchildren, all of whom, of course, are brilliant. He loves ALL wildlife, and domestic pets too. In his twenties, he raised a variety of parrots and Labrador dogs. Neil has a passion for motorcycling and loves to travel, particularly in Europe, to visit museums, churches, and art galleries. He likes to visit cities and enjoy all they have to offer, but prefers a peaceful country life close to water, forests, and plenty of wildlife.
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