104: Adam Williams, on his fear of 'love', the nuances of karma, and healing our dis-ease and disconnections

Episode 104 October 12, 2020 00:24:25
104: Adam Williams, on his fear of 'love', the nuances of karma, and healing our dis-ease and disconnections
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104: Adam Williams, on his fear of 'love', the nuances of karma, and healing our dis-ease and disconnections

Oct 12 2020 | 00:24:25

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Show Notes

Adam Williams, creator of Humanitou, gets into a topic that he's really not comfortable talking about: love. In this solo episode, he starts with an odd little story that finally got him to speak on this issue he's got with love. He explores why he's not comfortable having this talk with you today, why that’s got to change and how he's changing it. He also briefly digresses into the nuances of karma, what it really is and what it really isn’t. And he shares some other things that he thinks you’ll find useful in your own relationship to love. 

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