Consciousness Podcast with Peter Ralston

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If you're new to this channel, Peter Ralston is the founder of the Cheng Hsin School and the creator of The Art of Effortless Power. For over five decades, he has explored the nature of consciousness, human performance, physical skill, fighting mastery, and the possibility of living with complete authenticity and exploring direct Consciousness.
Peter is also the first non-Asian to win the full-contact World Championship tournament in China. He is the author of several influential books on consciousness, mastery, embodiment, and inquiry, including The Book of Not Knowing and Pursuing Consciousness.
His work spans martial arts, contemplative practice, and direct experiential investigation, challenging conventional assumptions about identity, perception, and reality itself.

Peter Ralston's Latest Newsletter - https://chenghsin.link/newsletter
Access to our Community and Learning Materials - https://chenghsin.link/skool
 
If you're new to this channel, Peter Ralston is the founder of the Cheng Hsin School and the creator of The Art of Effortless Power. For over five decades, he has explored the nature of consciousness, human performance, physical skill, fighting mastery, and the possibility of living with complete authenticity and exploring direct Consciousness.
Peter is also the first non-Asian to win the full-contact World Championship tournament in China. He is the author of several influential books on consciousness, mastery, embodiment, and inquiry, including The Book of Not Knowing and Pursuing Consciousness.
His work spans martial arts, contemplative practice, and direct experiential investigation, challenging conventional assumptions about identity, perception, and reality itself.
 
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Peter Ralston's Latest Newsletter - https://chenghsin.link/newsletter
Access to our Community and Learning Materials - https://chenghsin.link/skool
 
If you're new to this channel, Peter Ralston is the founder of the Cheng Hsin School and the creator of The Art of Effortless Power. For over five decades, he has explored the nature of consciousness, human performance, physical skill, fighting mastery, and the possibility of living with complete authenticity and exploring direct Consciousness.
Peter is also the first non-Asian to win the full-contact World Championship tournament in China. He is the author of several influential books on consciousness, mastery, embodiment, and inquiry, including The Book of Not Knowing and Pursuing Consciousness.
His work spans martial arts, contemplative practice, and direct experiential investigation, challenging conventional assumptions about identity, perception, and reality itself.
 
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Spotify - https://chenghsin.link/spotify

Newsletter - https://chenghsin.link/newsletter 
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Peter Ralston's Latest Newsletter - https://chenghsin.link/newsletter
Access to our Community and Learning Materials - https://chenghsin.link/skool
If you're new to this channel, Peter Ralston is the founder of the Cheng Hsin School and the creator of The Art of Effortless Power. For over five decades, he has explored the nature of consciousness, human performance, physical skill, fighting mastery, and the possibility of living with complete authenticity and exploring direct Consciousness.
Peter is also the first non-Asian to win the full-contact World Championship tournament in China. He is the author of several influential books on consciousness, mastery, embodiment, and inquiry, including The Book of Not Knowing and Pursuing Consciousness.

His work spans martial arts, contemplative practice, and direct experiential investigation, challenging conventional assumptions about identity, perception, and reality itself.