Robert Kull's guest appearances

Robert Kull

“Adventures In Density and Effort” with Rev. Joan M. Newcomb, CPC 

New Dimensions

Inner Truth with David Newell

The Broad Perspective

Deborah Zucker

Eric Maisel

Mirabai Starr

Nancy Ellen Abrams

Guy Finley

Daniel Pinchbeck

Hank Wesselman

Andrew Forsthoefel

Isa Gucciardi

Alan Kaufman

Estelle Frankel

Christina Rasmussen

Ainslie MacLeod

Lisa Schrader

Judith Orloff

OwlTail

“Our language has wisely sensed the two sides of being alone. It has created the word loneliness to express the pain of being alone. And it has created the word solitude to express the glory of being alone” wrote Paul Tillich. For millennia, great writers and thinkers have extolled the benefits of solitude, for reflection, inner peace and even to bring us closer to each other.  Yet with the most recent social research suggesting that more and more people are suffering from loneliness and that loneliness itself is worse for your physical and mental health than even alcohol and lack of sleep, there are some interesting questions that arise about the ontological nature of these two states and how we can be with both of them constructively.  To explore this I spoke with Robert Kull Ph.D., who in 2001 traveled to a remote uninhabited island on the rainy, wind-swept coast of southern Chile, more than one hundred miles from the nearest person. There he built a shelter and lived alone for a year to explore the physical, emotional and spiritual effects of deep wilderness solitude. If you enjoy Inner Truth please review us on iTunes, it helps other people know its something worth listening to.

“Our language has wisely sensed the two sides of being alone. It has created the word loneliness to express the pain of being alone. And it has created the word solitude to express the glory of being alone” wrote Paul Tillich. For millennia, great writers and thinkers have extolled the benefits of solitude, for reflection, inner peace and even to bring us closer to each other.  Yet with the most recent social research suggesting that more and more people are suffering from loneliness and that loneliness itself is worse for your physical and mental health than even alcohol and lack of sleep, there are some interesting questions that arise about the ontological nature of these two states and how we can be with both of them constructively.  To explore this I spoke with Robert Kull Ph.D., who in 2001 traveled to a remote uninhabited island on the rainy, wind-swept coast of southern Chile, more than one hundred miles from the nearest person. There he built a shelter and lived alone for a year to explore the physical, emotional and spiritual effects of deep wilderness solitude. If you enjoy Inner Truth please review us on iTunes, it helps other people know its something worth listening to.

Robert Kull Ph.D: The Fierce Beauty of Solitude

What would lead a person to choose to live alone for a year on a small, remote island on the coast of southern Chile? What is it like to truly notice how, as humans, we are constantly shifting from a sense of isolation into the experience of freedom and belonging?  Robert Kull discusses these questions, and more. Tags: MP3  Robert Kull, Solitude,  Wilderness,  Patagonia,  Storytelling,  Journaling,  Mindfulness,  Alon,  Wind, Ecology/Nature/Environment, Buddhism, Meditation, Spirituality, Travel

What would lead a person to choose to live alone for a year on a small, remote island on the coast of southern Chile? What is it like to truly notice how, as humans, we are constantly shifting from a sense of isolation into the experience of freedom and belonging?  Robert Kull discusses these questions, and more. Tags: MP3  Robert Kull, Solitude,  Wilderness,  Patagonia,  Storytelling,  Journaling,  Mindfulness,  Alon,  Wind, Ecology/Nature/Environment, Buddhism, Meditation, Spirituality, Travel

A Deepening Year In Solitude - Robert Kull, Ph.D. - ND3288

The Broad Perspective is designed to reveal a new perspective and reality to those who wish to know the truth about the world we live in and the our role in it. The Broad Perspective show was created by Vivian Komori, to both teach and learn on the journey to the truth.

Robert Kull, Solitude