Self-Improvement · André Duqum
by André Duqum
Know Thyself is a community supporting you to KNOW the true nature of yourself and the world around you, THRIVE in your health, wealth, and relationships – ultimately empowering you to CREATE and share your true self with the world. Each week André Duqum interviews experts in their field; ranging from spiritual educators to cutting edge scientists, heart-led creatives & more on topics such as the true nature of ‘Self’, “what is reality?,” and exploring the fundamental pillars we all need to unlock our fullest potential. Contributing to birthing a more beautiful world, one episode at a time.
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This podcast is absolutely fantastic! I love how much substance, truth, humility, openness, optimism, and depth that there is in these discussions. Thank you, Andre, for creating something with the level of passion and power that this show brings to the world!
An authentic and brave discussion of the nature of reality, our roles, and our ability to manage it. Andre is wonderful at asking questions, it shows his apparent knowledge and thirst for more. Just a tall glass of water in a desert of noise.
I first discovered André through his interview with Dr. Joe Dispenza and immediately fell in love with the depth, curiosity, and humanity he brings to every conversation. As a nurse moving through my own awakening and healing journey, these messages have brought me hope during times when I have felt lonely, broken, or uncertain of my path. I had always been the caregiver not caring for myself. Now John Wineland’s conversation has found me during one of the most vulnerable and transformational periods of my life. I was moved to tears because it gave language to what my body, relationships, breath, and nervous system have been trying to show me. I am walking through the fire—releasing old patterns, learning deeper boundaries, and continuing the lifelong work of coming home to myself. Thank you, André and John, for this profoundly honest and loving conversation. The wisdom shared through this podcast is truly helping to raise the collective. My heart remains full of gratitude.
This podcast covers topics and guests square in the spaces that most excite me. My life is devoted to the Know Thyself ethos and always has been. I appreciate so much the content André delivers but have always struggled with elements of how he delivers it. It would be so powerful if, as host, André would speak as a child speaks - asking open, wide-hearted questions with absolutely no need to demonstrate how smart he is or how much he himself knows. That is his own journey and inner work, and I have all the grace in the world for it. I don't claim to be any farther on my own journey and don't speak from a place of thinking I could do any better, but it has been an impediment, at times, to my enjoyment in listening to the show.
I love the guests, truly great scientific speakers, BUT, there’s an element of new age garbage that is consistently being injected by Andre. For example - guest speaker talking about how mathematics show space time doesn’t exist and Andre replies literally undoing 20 years of this speakers work with “maybe Karma is trying to teach us…” so you’ve just used new age platitudes to insert nonsense that brings us right back into space time. Maybe assume like your speakers that we don’t know what’s out there and stop trying to put old platitudes onto new mathematics. Next speaker - talking about the field of probabilities and that the field can be altered for a better experience, instead of asking how etc. Andre uses this opportunity to pontificate on “how we’re all one…” How many people on the planet have actually experienced that? What does this have to do with what the physicist was talking about - absolutely nothing. Does this add anything - absolutely nothing. Does it sound like regurgitated nonsense - yes. It gets hard to listen to after a while. I like Andre and his guests but I had to stop listening. The complexity of the guests’ science punctuated by the nonsensical comments about unproven “karrrrmmmma and lessons” we supposedly need to learn - was seriously annoying enough to make me not ever want to listen. @AndreDuqum - Please consider more appropriate comments and questions.
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