In this lively conversation, Calvin, Shamash, and Micha explore how one calm, mindful person can profoundly influence others—like Thich Nhat Hanh’s peaceful presence or the way dolphins recognize mindful trainers. They discuss how mindfulness is contagious, how we all share vibrations that entrain one another, and why stepping into true presence can instantly dissolve questions and concerns.

Touching on everything from pungent smells at the beach to political tensions, they show that being fully present means accepting reality as it is—including its discomforts—without losing balance. They reflect on “black sheep” figures (in politics, families, or communities) who often force us to see our biases and expand our perspectives. Ultimately, they underscore that we all carry every possible archetype within us. By embracing our own inner “black sheep,” we rediscover our shared humanity, stay at “zero,” and find deeper harmony with ourselves—and each other.