What an absolute treat to find two of my main mentors right now in conversation with each other. And two deep and calming voices to listen to to boot. Thank you both so much for your transmissions here at this time on our planet. So grateful. x
The way Richard speaks about tea is how I speak of cannabis. The romance, the ritual, the beauty, the swirling smoke, the hues and patterns, the light play, the fragrance, the frequency, the breath, the moment, the expansion, the harmony. The many strains, the varied terpenes. Wonderful when shared. Magical solo trips. Meditative. Contemplative. Soothing. Alivening. Divine. My Goddess, I'm in love with Mama Cannabis. Anywhooo ... beautiful episode all around 🙏
Yes it's all about you! The world revolves around you! Feed your ego! Yes! Get more of your religious teachings from the homeless drug addicts who roam the streets!
Lovely to experience the sharing of wisdom at this level, Rick your questions are both surprising and delightful... I've been with the GK's for many years and so enjoyed as Richard dropped into some of the deeper structure of the GK's ... thank you both for sharing the delight of the Tea Ceremony
Great- KUDOS! (I haven't listened yet) But the fact that Rudd is acknowledging RA is a big step Since some of Rudd’s followers believe he just basically had a revelation and don’t know the history. BTW Ra acknowledged at the end of his run the IMPORTANCE OF THE TAOIST ICHING in understanding human design system. As a trained Taoist, I can attest to that! And the gene keys is a beautiful version of the ancient ICHING the book of changes - So always, always Always make reference to your ancestry. #genekeysw #humandesign
How interesting! I now am appreciating the IChing also. I have just embraced Gene Keys after being heavily educated in Human Design. Ra was a lot more settled and in a little home/ also teaching schoolkids when the 8 day experience occurred. Human Design has been amazing. Gene Keys seems to be a more free form, but I appreciate Richard's inspired dive and contemplative nature into how the keys function.
I agree with the other comments - what a lovely 🥰 heartwarming conversation! Especially the insights regarding GK’s 29 and 30 as they are in my profile. ❤❤❤
In the world of biodynamic craniosacral, the pauses between the rhythmic motion in the body is where healing takes place. Pauses create an inherent spaciousness, a dynamic stillness, the place of our deepest potential. It is the healing rhythm of the natural world, slowly breathing in and then slowly breathing out. It is always there, found in whispers, that moment of pause that flows through us. Holding and connecting all life form. I absolutely loved this conversation.
I really enjoyed listening to this conversation and hearing the depth and detail behind both the writing of the GK book and a tea ceremony. I tried a tea ceremony this morning, contemplating a sphere of my activation sequence with each of the first four cups of tea. It was really meaningful and left me wondering if we don’t all have the ability to write our own versions of our Gene Keys.
Pre pandemic 2017 I went to a Gene Keys group at someone's house with about 30 people and someone there had the same birthday born in the same year as me (different countries same hemisphere, Canada and Sweden). Synchronicity yes. Our first keys were 1 then 2. I have focussed more on the synchronicity in astrology (astrology predicted COVID by almost the day) but I still return to the Gene Keys in particular this year as my GK goal is 'Entrepreneur' and that is exactly what I am doing at the moment Pluto is moving into Aquarius and it's lining up with my T square and so many other placements in my chart. The I Ching, taoist arts, Mantak Chia, chanting have also been part of my journey. All the modalities are lining up and this is the way through in this chaotic world that is speeding up every day. Thank you for these teachings.
Indeed astrology predicted the upheaval of 2020 but that can be interpreted in more than one way. I call out the pLandemic as a fear mongering BS invented with a malefic purpose.
Everything is fractal. The smallest view is the same as the expanded view and all flows together in the spiral movement of life. No bit is more important than the other. All is as important as the next.
I'm at 1hr 10 minutes into the podcast, where Richard is describing the way that time is fractal, in the same way that space is fractal. He then goes on to talk about overlaying the 64 fractals of the Gene Keys onto a clock, and that it's like looking at a map of fractal time through these 64 patterns based upon the I Ching.. This immediately made me think of Terence McKenna's Timewave hyopothesis, which was a map of time that McKenna developed which was based on the I Ching. I think that the conclusions that Richard and Terence each drew from this idea of applying the 64 hexagrams of the I Ching to time were perhaps quite different, however it's still an interesting overlap of insights. I wonder if Richard is aware of McKenna's explorations into the I Ching.
Was thinking the same. Although this seems far more complicated than the maps Terence was flogging. They're both commercial products at the end of the day.
Not a big tea drinker historically but by chance i am enjoying a ginger lemon number out of an hours-to-cool type cup which happened to last to the tea chat that was about on this episode. Wonderful to have a chance tea encounter at a distance from this beautiful conversation. Thankful!
This is just the best! I have Gene Key 29 in the center of my profile so I just loved that part. Thanks guys. I'm a huge fan of both of you, and I can't wait to see Richard live and in person!
Such an interesting conversation between two intelligent individuals. I really found it fascinating when Richard mentions about how technological advancements are merely a reflection of the contents inside a human mind. Would love to listen more about the “network consciousness”.
Earth Changing. To experience the live authentic field of these two masters (who would never call themselves such) weaving...brings a true dawning to the spirit ✨👁🔥 It is the sparks of two revelatory mind like these brushing against one another that will ignite the wildfire of gnosis that will encompass the Earth 🌏☀️
This was a gift to listen to this podcast, felt a greater awareness of GK, enjoyed the contemplation.. the great change....always a fan of Richard Rudd..thank you
what always put me alittle bit off formalized spirituality is how they use a somewhat shared language to explain analogies. These are fundamental intuitive patterns that people happen upon themselves - If the journey is in your breath, in your mind, in aesthetic contemplation, then you should follow yourself. In my mind philosophy and science does a better job at bringing language and analogy together.
@@humminahummina yeah for sure. I really enjoy and see the good in interesting ideas. Especially because they are creative in their wording and concepts. I guess, to be more specific, I'm a little bit put off of what I sometimes feel like is memorized knowledge, a kind of ideology, when it rather should be reflecting something contextual and personal. I don't know, I start thinking about the alarm he told us about for the 5 minutes of breathing. While that is good, in my mind the need for breathing is a very momentual thing between person and body. In my experience meditation is just a way to learn how to be able to connect to oneself in any situation, without the need for external guidance. And I'm sure that's the end goal for this alarm system etc - but I also feel that it might not be reached when meditation is just a practice and not a way of life. But I agree you need the right people around to develop, but I also believe the "aesthetic" can be developed by anyone.
@@joarsolbakk7160 I get this - I feel the same about 'formalized spirituality' as you called it - when I see regular religious stuff. It seems weird to me that many consider their "word of god" the one and ONLY and feel the need to preach it to the world...which disregards the millions upon millions who found their own god/path, many in their own indigenous traditions. I only came upon Rick's guest here about a month ago. What intrigued me was that he shared, essentially, that we can set a foundation for ourselves, if nothing else, in pausing and taking three deep breaths. I can relate to what you appreciate in the personal experience, and for this reason, I could appreciate what Rudd was sharing in this small piece of guidance. I'm not new to meditation, self-inquiry, or aspirations of personal growth. I'd hardly call a guidance/suggestion/offering to simply pause and take three deep breaths as memorized knowledge. In checking these Gene Keys further, one thing I came across (and since purchased on Kindle because it was easily affordable) was his book on "Contemplation" that I have now heard him refer to (and I'm pretty certain he referred to it in the talk here) as his favorite as it's very short and a distillation of everything else he teaches...which is, basically, the value of sitting, breathing, and being/staying with those moments and what comes from that. He never once mentions the Gene Keys because it's not necessary/relevant. As well, while your comments are noble, many many folks have a hard time doing just this for the discomfort that comes with it. Lastly, as for the app, I also checked this out (it's free, why not?). First, it's hardly "an alarm" lol ...I checked it out because for years I've personally thought it would be nice to have just such an app. Why? Because sometimes I can get so caught up in my computer work, that I forget to just stop. Sometimes I'd love just one soft strum of a harp or guitar or soft whatever to say, "hey, get up and stretch and move a little" (I'm a dancer at heart)... These "alarms" as you called them (which is so far from what they actually are) are otherwise whenever, whatever, and however you want them to be. In the couple weeks that I've had the app on my phone, I might ignore them completely for the most part...and other times I might see it or hear it (at whatever times I've programmed it for) and let myself have that 3 minutes...or 5 minutes...or 10 minutes... I do with it what works for me. Maybe some folks have evolved so much that they are constantly in a state of walking enlightenment, but consider all the other kinds of folks who wouldn't mind the helping (and free) reminder in the day. I mean, think of all the alcoholics who couldn't go sober alone and found the assistance they needed to save their lives by way of AA (controversial for some, I understand). Sometimes a helping hand isn't a bad thing. Consider the single mom with two kids whose husband died in a car accident and she's just trying all day to keep it all together...or the guy who just doesn't know how to take a break of any other kind... Lastly, about that 'memorized knowledge' thing (again) - one thing that I also have found pretty cool about this Rudd guy is that he *branched off* from Human Design, a more dogmatic presentation of self-study because it was just that: a little more limiting relative to one's very personal path. With the Gene Keys, while Rudd may have given words to the Keys, it isn't so new as he says himself that it's related to the i ching, among other dna/genetic/science-y stuff. What he does do and why I am keen to learn more, is that he recognized the words in those three "layers" he spoke of, if you will, that serve as jump-off points to deepen those moments when we stop and feel what we feel in a given moment. Those personal moments that you recognize as yours and yours alone, it seems he recognizes the same. It's all our own exploration. 🙏
Sounds like a bunch of eastern philosophy and Buddhism recycled and repurposed to suit a western palette at least for the first 54 min. Here I have an alternate suggestion for a very accessible practice for observing the mind - chant nam myoho renge Kyo with your eyes open and go to a local meeting at the SGI center. All for free. Costs you nothing. It's how you can transform yourself and your life, if you so choose to.
Ahhhhh 3 hours and 30 minutes of the journey to being a Mystic and allowing a mystery Mastery transmission to come through that allows humanity a grounded path to empowered embodiment.✨️🙏✨️🫶🏻💫✨️🦄
This is one of the few podcasts that actually feels like a real conversation between human beings
This particular episode or something other than?
@@originalmal i meant tetragrammaton in general
Yes such a great conversation 🔥🙏😊
The texture is velveteen ❤
What an absolute treat to find two of my main mentors right now in conversation with each other. And two deep and calming voices to listen to to boot. Thank you both so much for your transmissions here at this time on our planet. So grateful. x
Yes I loved hearing the deeper stories and background of Richard's Journey 🙏😊
Same here, sister. Same here.
really special hey? x@@aurajae
How extraordinary this year. And 90 year old tea. And 2cups. And gene keys. And contemplation. Heaven on earth. Remarkable.
Gene keys has really showed me a lot about myself and I'm still learning
no fraking way richard rudd and rick rubin holy sheeeeeeeeiiiiiiittttttt WHAT!?!?!
The way Richard speaks about tea is how I speak of cannabis. The romance, the ritual, the beauty, the swirling smoke, the hues and patterns, the light play, the fragrance, the frequency, the breath, the moment, the expansion, the harmony. The many strains, the varied terpenes. Wonderful when shared. Magical solo trips. Meditative. Contemplative. Soothing. Alivening. Divine. My Goddess, I'm in love with Mama Cannabis. Anywhooo ... beautiful episode all around 🙏
when two brilliant minds have a deep conversation ❤✨🙏🏼
What a beautiful gift to have 2 of my keys read in this conversation and feeling how it connects to my deepest self.
Yes it's all about you! The world revolves around you! Feed your ego! Yes! Get more of your religious teachings from the homeless drug addicts who roam the streets!
Same
@@jordandrumb take your pills, you really need them. 😅😅😅
Mmm the way Richard Rudd talks about tea 🍵 😌 so romantic. I love it. ❤️
Lovely to experience the sharing of wisdom at this level, Rick your questions are both surprising and delightful... I've been with the GK's for many years and so enjoyed as Richard dropped into some of the deeper structure of the GK's ... thank you both for sharing the delight of the Tea Ceremony
Officially my favourite podcast ever. Two humble masters drinking tea - what a treat, thankyou!
Great- KUDOS!
(I haven't listened yet)
But the fact that Rudd is acknowledging RA is a big step
Since some of Rudd’s followers believe he just basically had a revelation and don’t know the history.
BTW
Ra acknowledged at the end of his run the IMPORTANCE OF THE TAOIST ICHING in understanding human design system.
As a trained Taoist, I can attest to that!
And the gene keys is a beautiful version of the ancient ICHING the book of changes -
So always, always
Always make reference to your ancestry.
#genekeysw #humandesign
How interesting!
I now am appreciating the IChing also.
I have just embraced Gene Keys after being heavily educated in Human Design.
Ra was a lot more settled and in a little home/ also teaching schoolkids when the 8 day experience occurred.
Human Design has been amazing.
Gene Keys seems to be a more free form, but I appreciate Richard's inspired dive and contemplative nature into how the keys function.
What a gift! Thank you 🙏
I agree with the other comments - what a lovely 🥰 heartwarming conversation! Especially the insights regarding GK’s 29 and 30 as they are in my profile. ❤❤❤
In the world of biodynamic craniosacral, the pauses between the rhythmic motion in the body is where healing takes place. Pauses create an inherent spaciousness, a dynamic stillness, the place of our deepest potential. It is the healing rhythm of the natural world, slowly breathing in and then slowly breathing out. It is always there, found in whispers, that moment of pause that flows through us. Holding and connecting all life form. I absolutely loved this conversation.
I really enjoyed listening to this conversation and hearing the depth and detail behind both the writing of the GK book and a tea ceremony. I tried a tea ceremony this morning, contemplating a sphere of my activation sequence with each of the first four cups of tea. It was really meaningful and left me wondering if we don’t all have the ability to write our own versions of our Gene Keys.
Rick, this is lovely, thank you.
Pre pandemic 2017 I went to a Gene Keys group at someone's house with about 30 people and someone there had the same birthday born in the same year as me (different countries same hemisphere, Canada and Sweden). Synchronicity yes. Our first keys were 1 then 2. I have focussed more on the synchronicity in astrology (astrology predicted COVID by almost the day) but I still return to the Gene Keys in particular this year as my GK goal is 'Entrepreneur' and that is exactly what I am doing at the moment Pluto is moving into Aquarius and it's lining up with my T square and so many other placements in my chart. The I Ching, taoist arts, Mantak Chia, chanting have also been part of my journey. All the modalities are lining up and this is the way through in this chaotic world that is speeding up every day. Thank you for these teachings.
Indeed astrology predicted the upheaval of 2020 but that can be interpreted in more than one way. I call out the pLandemic as a fear mongering BS invented with a malefic purpose.
Everything is fractal. The smallest view is the same as the expanded view and all flows together in the spiral movement of life. No bit is more important than the other. All is as important as the next.
As above, so below.
I'm at 1hr 10 minutes into the podcast, where Richard is describing the way that time is fractal, in the same way that space is fractal. He then goes on to talk about overlaying the 64 fractals of the Gene Keys onto a clock, and that it's like looking at a map of fractal time through these 64 patterns based upon the I Ching.. This immediately made me think of Terence McKenna's Timewave hyopothesis, which was a map of time that McKenna developed which was based on the I Ching. I think that the conclusions that Richard and Terence each drew from this idea of applying the 64 hexagrams of the I Ching to time were perhaps quite different, however it's still an interesting overlap of insights. I wonder if Richard is aware of McKenna's explorations into the I Ching.
Wow that's fascinating I'll have to look into Mckennas hypothesis
Ra was aware of it.
@@Jsauss Interesting, maybe there was some cross pollination of concept. Either way it's a cool synchronicity
Was thinking the same. Although this seems far more complicated than the maps Terence was flogging.
They're both commercial products at the end of the day.
Not a big tea drinker historically but by chance i am enjoying a ginger lemon number out of an hours-to-cool type cup which happened to last to the tea chat that was about on this episode. Wonderful to have a chance tea encounter at a distance from this beautiful conversation. Thankful!
I so enjoyed this epic conversation covering such a wide range of topics with Richard and Rubin 😊
Can you include the automatic subtitles? Doesn’t matter if they are wrong. Is helping a lot for people who is not English native language … thanks
This is just the best! I have Gene Key 29 in the center of my profile so I just loved that part.
Thanks guys. I'm a huge fan of both of you, and I can't wait to see Richard live and in person!
Such an interesting conversation between two intelligent individuals. I really found it fascinating when Richard mentions about how technological advancements are merely a reflection of the contents inside a human mind. Would love to listen more about the “network consciousness”.
Earth Changing. To experience the live authentic field of these two masters (who would never call themselves such) weaving...brings a true dawning to the spirit ✨👁🔥 It is the sparks of two revelatory mind like these brushing against one another that will ignite the wildfire of gnosis that will encompass the Earth 🌏☀️
Fantastic ❤🙏. Thank you for this
Love love LOVED this. Even the chimes at the 42:42 mark.
I can't be the only person to have noticed it.
3 hours of Rick, what a delight
Thoroughly enjoyed the tea break and discussion in the middle
Love Richard!
This is a really interesting subject. Thanks for having him on.
This was a gift to listen to this podcast, felt a greater awareness of GK, enjoyed the contemplation.. the great change....always a fan of Richard Rudd..thank you
This is such a gem 🙏
This is incredible
Any chance you could get a tea master on in future podcasts? Really love the idea of the tea ceremony.
❤❤❤❤❤,thank you
Really Great Thank You 🐲♥️🌟♥️🐲
Awesome. I enjoyed this interview!
Great and enjoyable, thank you
🍵 enjoying this one
I got into the omniscient state once don’t know how. I have the 17 too.
Wonderful episode… until the tea slurping when I threw my AirPods across the room. Good god that was brutal.
A real dream team
"You could equally say nothing." This comes after the cycle of words -- years, decades, lifetimes, or suddenly.
Conversation between masters.
Super Interesting!!! Thanks!
Diamonds are made in darkness … under compression ….
wunderschön
what always put me alittle bit off formalized spirituality is how they use a somewhat shared language to explain analogies. These are fundamental intuitive patterns that people happen upon themselves - If the journey is in your breath, in your mind, in aesthetic contemplation, then you should follow yourself.
In my mind philosophy and science does a better job at bringing language and analogy together.
Sure, but not everyone has the clarity to propel further thought forward, per se. A guide/teacher can sometimes help to shine some light, no?
@@humminahummina yeah for sure. I really enjoy and see the good in interesting ideas. Especially because they are creative in their wording and concepts.
I guess, to be more specific, I'm a little bit put off of what I sometimes feel like is memorized knowledge, a kind of ideology, when it rather should be reflecting something contextual and personal.
I don't know, I start thinking about the alarm he told us about for the 5 minutes of breathing. While that is good, in my mind the need for breathing is a very momentual thing between person and body. In my experience meditation is just a way to learn how to be able to connect to oneself in any situation, without the need for external guidance. And I'm sure that's the end goal for this alarm system etc - but I also feel that it might not be reached when meditation is just a practice and not a way of life.
But I agree you need the right people around to develop, but I also believe the "aesthetic" can be developed by anyone.
Yes, you should get your religious teachings from homeless drug addicts. My teacher is a tranq and fentanyl addicted wizard in Philly yo!
@@joarsolbakk7160 I get this - I feel the same about 'formalized spirituality' as you called it - when I see regular religious stuff. It seems weird to me that many consider their "word of god" the one and ONLY and feel the need to preach it to the world...which disregards the millions upon millions who found their own god/path, many in their own indigenous traditions.
I only came upon Rick's guest here about a month ago. What intrigued me was that he shared, essentially, that we can set a foundation for ourselves, if nothing else, in pausing and taking three deep breaths. I can relate to what you appreciate in the personal experience, and for this reason, I could appreciate what Rudd was sharing in this small piece of guidance. I'm not new to meditation, self-inquiry, or aspirations of personal growth. I'd hardly call a guidance/suggestion/offering to simply pause and take three deep breaths as memorized knowledge.
In checking these Gene Keys further, one thing I came across (and since purchased on Kindle because it was easily affordable) was his book on "Contemplation" that I have now heard him refer to (and I'm pretty certain he referred to it in the talk here) as his favorite as it's very short and a distillation of everything else he teaches...which is, basically, the value of sitting, breathing, and being/staying with those moments and what comes from that. He never once mentions the Gene Keys because it's not necessary/relevant. As well, while your comments are noble, many many folks have a hard time doing just this for the discomfort that comes with it.
Lastly, as for the app, I also checked this out (it's free, why not?). First, it's hardly "an alarm" lol ...I checked it out because for years I've personally thought it would be nice to have just such an app. Why? Because sometimes I can get so caught up in my computer work, that I forget to just stop. Sometimes I'd love just one soft strum of a harp or guitar or soft whatever to say, "hey, get up and stretch and move a little" (I'm a dancer at heart)... These "alarms" as you called them (which is so far from what they actually are) are otherwise whenever, whatever, and however you want them to be. In the couple weeks that I've had the app on my phone, I might ignore them completely for the most part...and other times I might see it or hear it (at whatever times I've programmed it for) and let myself have that 3 minutes...or 5 minutes...or 10 minutes... I do with it what works for me.
Maybe some folks have evolved so much that they are constantly in a state of walking enlightenment, but consider all the other kinds of folks who wouldn't mind the helping (and free) reminder in the day. I mean, think of all the alcoholics who couldn't go sober alone and found the assistance they needed to save their lives by way of AA (controversial for some, I understand). Sometimes a helping hand isn't a bad thing. Consider the single mom with two kids whose husband died in a car accident and she's just trying all day to keep it all together...or the guy who just doesn't know how to take a break of any other kind...
Lastly, about that 'memorized knowledge' thing (again) - one thing that I also have found pretty cool about this Rudd guy is that he *branched off* from Human Design, a more dogmatic presentation of self-study because it was just that: a little more limiting relative to one's very personal path. With the Gene Keys, while Rudd may have given words to the Keys, it isn't so new as he says himself that it's related to the i ching, among other dna/genetic/science-y stuff. What he does do and why I am keen to learn more, is that he recognized the words in those three "layers" he spoke of, if you will, that serve as jump-off points to deepen those moments when we stop and feel what we feel in a given moment. Those personal moments that you recognize as yours and yours alone, it seems he recognizes the same. It's all our own exploration. 🙏
Rudd is a Virgo stellium…the mercurial/orderly/clean/decluttering stuffs 101
And now it is my turn
Game Changers.
Fab
For God's sake
Sounds like a bunch of eastern philosophy and Buddhism recycled and repurposed to suit a western palette at least for the first 54 min. Here I have an alternate suggestion for a very accessible practice for observing the mind - chant nam myoho renge Kyo with your eyes open and go to a local meeting at the SGI center. All for free. Costs you nothing.
It's how you can transform yourself and your life, if you so choose to.
Ahhhhh 3 hours and 30 minutes of the journey to being a Mystic and allowing a mystery Mastery transmission to come through that allows humanity a grounded path to empowered embodiment.✨️🙏✨️🫶🏻💫✨️🦄