Podcasts that mention 📚 Waking Up by Sam Harris

I don't know him personally, so public stuff notwithstanding, that's not important to me, but 'Waking Up' and I took an online course with Robert Wright, who wrote 'Why Buddhism is True.'

In this segment, guest Coleman Ruiz references Sam Harris' book 'Waking Up' while also sharing his experience of taking an online course with Robert Wright, the author of 'Why Buddhism is True.'

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As the host of the "Making Sense Podcast," creator of the Waking Up App, and the author of many seminal books on human nature and the human mind, including "The End of Faith," "The Moral Landscape," "Lying," "Free Will," and "Waking Up," he has had a significant impact.

In the introduction of the episode, Lex Fridman discusses Sam Harris's book 'Waking Up' along with other significant works by Harris, highlighting his influence as an author focused on human nature and the human mind.

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he's the host of the making sense podcast and the author of many seminal books on human nature and the human mind including the end of faith the moral landscape lying free will and waking up

The host introduces Sam Harris and lists this book as one of his seminal works.

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It's the mundane daily uncertainty and ambient malaise, as you're reading another book on meditation and sitting down, listening to Sam Harris tell you to focus on your breath.

Chris Williamson discusses the daily struggles and mentions listening to Sam Harris talk about meditation, alluding to his book "Waking Up", which focuses on meditation techniques.

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Sam Harris had this really beautiful idea about the balance of being and becoming that was really lovely, but tactically, I have to say I'm struggling to nail that balance.

During the discussion, the host mentions Sam Harris's insightful idea about finding a balance between 'being' and 'becoming.' This concept is notably explored in his book, 'Waking Up,' highlighting Harris's impact on the subject.

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Well I get some Harris [ __ ] hit the nail on the head... much of our lives are taken up learning how to live once we find an approximation of it we stick at that for the rest of our days

The speaker attributes a quote about learning how to live to Sam Harris, implying it might be from his work, possibly a book like 'Waking Up'.

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I'm also now rereading waking up by Sam Harris which is an absolutely fantastic exploration into the sense of self the nature of our own consciousness and meditation and spirituality without religion

The host mentions rereading this book by Sam Harris and describes its content.

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In the beginning when you're practicing, what I tend to teach in 'Waking Up' is a technique called mindfulness, which most people engage dualistically at first.

In this segment, the guest, Sam Harris, discusses the mindfulness technique he teaches, referencing his book 'Waking Up' as a guide for beginners.

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That's what we do; everyone listening and watching; the podcast is called Making Sense. The app is called Waking Up, and the book has the same title.

In this segment, the podcast guest, Sam Harris, highlights his app and book, both titled 'Waking Up', in relation to his podcast named 'Making Sense'.

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I'd love to talk about your book, 'Waking Up.' I'm going to say something that I literally have never said about any book, and that is that I think 'Waking Up' is important.

The podcast host, Steve Levitt, transitions the conversation to focus specifically on Sam Harris's book, 'Waking Up,' expressing how important he thinks it is. This marks the beginning of a dedicated discussion about this book within the episode.

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yeah it sounds a lot like uh the book by Sam Harris who's one of my one of my favorite... oh the book's right there Sam Harris waking up a GU... a guide to spirituality without religion

The host mentions Sam Harris and his book, which is visible nearby, and quotes its subtitle to relate it to the discussion on spirituality without fundamentalism.

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This is what I asked what I asked Sam who's under you know such assault constantly from all these people and wrote a book called waking up spirituality without religion

The host mentions asking Sam Harris about life balance and mentions his book title.

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