Caffeine For The Soul With Michael Neill

In this week's episode, Michael shares his experience of living in higher states of consciousness and a simple shift in understanding that allows us to access and spend more time in those states than we may have thought possible!

Which would be more helpful - reading every book about life ever written or knowing where to look for exactly the information you need at the exact moment you need it? Listen in as Michael shows you where to look to have all your questions answered!

Self-realization is often talked about in spiritual circles as something that is only available to a few very special human beings every century or so. In this week's episode, Michael shares a whole new way of thinking about self-realization that allows anyone to experience higher states of consciousness, including you!

Have you ever wondered if it would be possible to truly love your life even when your circumstances and relationships feel like they belong in a soap opera? Join Michael for a quick and fun exploration of the difference between your life and your "life story"!

What if there was a way to change the world for the better without having to change careers, abandon your dreams, or leave your family and friends to fend for themselves? This week, Michael shares how a simple story about the Scottish mystic Syd Banks points to a simply effective way of changing the world for the better.

Want to be really happy and love your life? In this week's episode, you'll learn about why happiness is often an unreasonable yet completely natural and healthy way of being in the world.

Most of the questions people bring to coaching begin with the words "How do I…?" In this week's episode, Michael points out how much easier things get when we answer "Who am I?" before we get on to the "how" questions!

What if there was an app you could completely trust to tell you what to do in real time, regardless of the number of variables involved. Listen in as Michael shares how our inner wisdom works and how to make more use of it in your life!

What if feeling afraid didn't have to be a factor in the way you live your life? Listen in as Michael shares an understanding that can guide you from terror to courage to a very ordinary kind of fearlessness.    

Is psychological trauma the same as physical trauma, or is it a metaphor to help people cope with experiences and emotions they find difficult to be with? Join Michael for an exploration of the difference between the two and how we can learn to thrive in spite of anything that's happened to us in our lives.

The spiritual teacher Byron Katie wrote "When I argue with reality I lose - but only always." If you're ready to stop arguing with life and begin enjoying what is, let Michael guide you towards a deeper embrace of life and all that that entails.

There is a deeper Truth beyond, as Rumi wrote, "all ideas of right and wrong". Listen in as Michael explores the difference between personal truth, universal truth, and the Truth that cannot be spoken in words.  

*contains strong language* Whether we show it to the world or not, there are times where we know we're being petty and self-centered and other times where we surprise ourselves with what we're capable of. This week, Michael highlights the difference between the two and how paying more attention to the genius than the a**hole makes a huge difference to our effectiveness in the world.  

If losing weight is on your list of new year's resolutions, today's episode will give you a surprisingly simple way to lose weight by transforming your relationship with food for good!

In this week's episode, Michael shares a simple metaphor that takes the journey out of "the spiritual journey". Listen in to discover how close you already are to living in a more beautiful reality.

In this week's episode I look at a piece of advice from Syd Banks' wife. 

In this week's episode I explore "isness".

Most of us have heard about "loving what is", but what are we meant to do about "what isn't"? Listen in to find out why ignoring it might just be the most responsible thing you can do!

Winston Churchill once said "most men stumble across the truth from time to time, and then get up, brush themselves off, and carry on as if nothing happened". This week, Michael shares the surprising power of taking the time to truly basking in the truths and good feelings that overtake us from time to time in the midst of the apparent urgency of our daily life.

This week, Michael shares a bit of his own journey from "enforced gratitude" to finding a genuine love and appreciation for life and pretty much everything it brings to the table.