Tony Nader

And today I had the privilege of sitting down with Dr. Jillian O'Shea Brown.

She's super lovely person had probably the coolest accent of anybody that we've had on the show so far, although Dr. Tony Nader might be a close second to that.

And we talked about Why we often keep dating the same person in a different body.

How true is this? Or we end up with someone that we're thinking, this reminds me of some situations I've been in in the past.

And this is not just my opinion.

This is something that Tony Nader, who's the head of the Transcendental Meditation, has written a book about it.

Uh, the ancient Hindus, ancient Buddhists, they all talk about it.

The spiritual community talk about it, that we are all one.

but won't for long.

Today on the Talk Trax, we're joined by Dr. Tony Nader, neuroscientist, author, and global leader of the Transcendental Meditation Movement.

With an MD from Harvard and a PhD in brain and cognitive science from MIT, Dr. Nader spent years studying the nervous system only to arrive at a radically different conclusion.

The brain does not create consciousness.

Wonderful to be with you.

And congratulations on your podcast and what you're doing.

And if you're interested in reading Tony Nader's book, Consciousness Is All There Is, we've included it in this episode's description.

That's it for this episode of The Talk Tracks.

Welcome to Depths Over Noise.

I am Dr. Tony Nader.

This is the podcast where we slow the conversation down to the speed at which something true can actually be said.

Today's guest has lived through the loss of his own capacity to care and the slow rebuilding of it from the deepest place a human being can rebuild from.

And so today on the show, we have someone who has devoted his life in many different ways to consciousness.

Today on the show, we have Tony Nader.

MD, PhD, MARR.

He is a medical doctor trained at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.