Going back to where you’re from hits different when you’ve outgrown it. The house, the bed, the neighborhood—all familiar, but something’s shifted. At first, it feels like you don’t belong there anymore. But with time, a new kind of belonging emerges. This episode explores how distance reveals growth, how change reshapes what “home” means, and what it means to return—not as who you were, but as who you’ve become. Send us a text Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and...
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Going back to where you’re from hits different when you’ve outgrown it. The house, the bed, the neighborhood—all familiar, but something’s shifted. At first, it feels like you don’t belong there anymore. But with time, a new kind of belonging emerges. This episode explores how distance reveals growth, how change reshapes what “home” means, and what it means to return—not as who you were, but as who you’ve become. Send us a text Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and...
#074 - Dr. Lisa Miller - The Science Of Spirituality & The Root Cause Of Depression
Outworker
53 minutes
3 months ago
#074 - Dr. Lisa Miller - The Science Of Spirituality & The Root Cause Of Depression
Dr. Lisa Miller reveals how spirituality is not only innate, but neurologically hardwired into the brain. When we learn to activate it, we gain powerful protection against depression, addiction, and despair. We explore the “awakened brain,” how trauma can catalyze transformation, and why healing often begins with surrendering control. From spiritual hunger masked as depression to emotional pain as a guidepost for awakening, this conversation uncovers the science behind your soul’s deepest que...
Outworker
Going back to where you’re from hits different when you’ve outgrown it. The house, the bed, the neighborhood—all familiar, but something’s shifted. At first, it feels like you don’t belong there anymore. But with time, a new kind of belonging emerges. This episode explores how distance reveals growth, how change reshapes what “home” means, and what it means to return—not as who you were, but as who you’ve become. Send us a text Thank you so much for listening. I truly appreciate your time and...
