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The Untethered Soul The Journey Beyond Yourself

Michael A. Singer

Read the If you’ve ever wondered what it would it be like to free yourself from limitations, soar beyond your boundaries, and discover true inner peace and serenity,

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What Now? with Trevor Noah

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What Now? with Trevor Noah

Emily McDonald said she had read the book and described it as really good, noting it had a significant impact on her thinking.

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I read the book, The Untethered Soul. If you guys have ever heard of that, it's really good.

— Episode: Emily McDonald: Can You Rewire Your Brai...

Episode: Emily McDonald: Can You Rewire Your Brain?

Emily McDonald said she had read the book and described it as really good, noting it had a significant impact on her thinking.

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I read the book, The Untethered Soul. If you guys have ever heard of that, it's really good.

On Purpose with Jay Shetty

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On Purpose with Jay Shetty

It was identified as a pivotal book for Kunal Nayyar, helping him understand the distinction between his identity and his mind.

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And then I read The Untethered Soul by Michael Singer. That was the jumping off point for me.

— Episode: Kunal Nayyar ON: How To Stop Obsessing A...

Episode: Kunal Nayyar ON: How To Stop Obsessing About The F...

It was identified as a pivotal book for Kunal Nayyar, helping him understand the distinction between his identity and his mind.

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And then I read The Untethered Soul by Michael Singer. That was the jumping off point for me.

Episode: Kunal Nayyar ON: How To Stop Obsessing About The F...

Kunal Nayyar considered this his jumping-off point for his spiritual journey, as it helped him understand the separation between himself and his mind.

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And then I read The Untethered Soul by Michael Singer. That was the jumping off point for me because that helped me understand that there is a separation between who I am and my mind.

We Can Do Hard Things

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We Can Do Hard Things

Glennon discussed how the book helped her realize that all the voices in her head are crazy and to not trust them, leading her to a place of peace and grounding during a mental health struggle.

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So I went to this place and I went into a bookstore and I picked up this book called The Untethered Soul.

— Episode: 128. HOW GLENNON LOST HER MIND

Episode: 128. HOW GLENNON LOST HER MIND

Glennon discussed how the book helped her realize that all the voices in her head are crazy and to not trust them, leading her to a place of peace and grounding during a mental health struggle.

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So I went to this place and I went into a bookstore and I picked up this book called The Untethered Soul.

And the message of this book just took hold for the first time, which I realized and we'll talk through how throughout this unfolding of the book.

But what I realized through reading this book and it took kind of this true mental rock bottom to grasp the message that was, I don't have a crazy voice that I have to ignore and the sane voice that I have to listen to in my head. All the voices in my head are crazy. And I have to listen to none of them.

To me, what Michael Singer in The Untethered Soul, and everybody talks about this, right? This is just the one way he presented it in that moment spoke to me, but people have been talking about this for millennia, right?

So Singer calls it the inner roommate.

Episode: 59. Be Still: How to Listen to That Something Insi...

Glennon revisited this book, finding new meaning and understanding in the concept of separating oneself from the voice of one's mind.

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I started reading everything, you know, untethered soul again. I read it a decade ago and was like, okay, now it's blowing my mind.

The Jordan Harbinger Show

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The Jordan Harbinger Show

The 'thorn' analogy about trauma, where people build their lives around avoiding pain rather than dealing with it, was said to be from this book.

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And actually that analogy actually comes from the Michael Singer book 'The Untethered Soul', that's kind of where I heard that story.

— Episode: 365: Benjamin Hardy | How to Break Free...

Episode: 365: Benjamin Hardy | How to Break Free from Self-...

The 'thorn' analogy about trauma, where people build their lives around avoiding pain rather than dealing with it, was said to be from this book.

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And actually that analogy actually comes from the Michael Singer book 'The Untethered Soul', that's kind of where I heard that story.

The Daily Stoic

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The Daily Stoic

It was mentioned as an audiobook that was being listened to by Martha McSally during a run in Iowa.

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Ironically, I was listening to Untethered Soul at the time, lightly in my AirPods.

— Episode: Why You Should Run Towards Your Fear | M...

Episode: Why You Should Run Towards Your Fear | Martha McSa...

It was mentioned as an audiobook that was being listened to by Martha McSally during a run in Iowa.

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Ironically, I was listening to Untethered Soul at the time, lightly in my AirPods.

Episode: Rainn Wilson On How His Deepest Struggles Led To H...

The book was briefly mentioned in relation to meditation and the concept of separating from one's thoughts and feelings.

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you realize, oh, I am not my thoughts and I'm not even my feelings, and you have this awareness of yourself...

Episode: Coach Bob Bowman on Balancing Stillness and Excell...

This book was mentioned as having been read by Bob Bowman. It is described as Eckhart Tolle-type material and was shared with athletes.

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the surrender experiment the untethered soul oh I know that one yeah you know that's like it was Oprah's favorite book of whatever some year but it's more Eckhart toley type stuff it's based on some Buddhist you know he is this Buddhist but um it's an amazing story his personal life and I've actually shared that with some athletes because it just lets you think about your life in a lot of different ways

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