In Rajiv Malhotra’s book, “Artificial Intelligence and The Future of Power”, he coins the phrase: Moronisation of the Masses.

The social media landscape is fertile ground for anxiety, comparison, hypnosis, and delusion. As we all know.

But like anything in this material world, it can be used as a force for good.

We reflect on our own experiences with social media, and contemplate what the future might hold for a generation experiencing a life so radically different to those who have come before.

Tune in to this episode of the Hear For Now podcast to join the spiritual revolution of loving relationship. Of truthfulness, in a world of illusion.

Ever feel like you’ve been brainwashed?

The first time we meditate or connect with a spiritual practice opens up a world of possibilities. But also an abundance of questions… “Am I doing something crazy? If I’m not, why didn’t we learn about this in school? Why am I at odds with the status quo? What else is being hidden from me?”

We live in an exploitative hustle and bustle society where anxiety and depression is becoming increasingly commonplace. People are living in a mass consensual trance, divided by religion, and united in rampant materialism.

The leaders of our society today find it easier to control and exploit a divided nation.

Tune in to this episode of the ‘Hear For Now’ podcast to reclaim your power, and liberate yourself from social conditioning that breeds conflict and ignorance.

New Year, New Me, Never Works.

How often have you set those New Year goals, only to find that you fall short in maintaining those ambitions?

Of course, it’s not always the case.

But even still, those ambitions that are purely material, even if successful, will be taken away from you at the moment of death. In fact, every anxiety you have is connected with not knowing your eternal spiritual self.

Modern statistics show that the materialistic mentality and technological advancement has resulted in young people being lonelier than ever before.

In the past the most lonely generation were those who were 70+, but statistics show that in the modern day the loneliest people are between 16-26 years old.

And why is that?

Well, in this episode, the hosts talk about their own experiences finding purpose and more fulfilling goals in life that have the potential to last beyond a sense of temporary fulfilment.

If you are looking for deeper meaning in life by setting spiritual goals rather than material goals, tune into this episode on the Hear For Now podcast to establish a growth-mindset that will last through 2026 and beyond.