What if the reason you can’t find peace… is because you’re trying too hard to create it?
Many of us approach our inner lives the same way we approach everything else—with effort, discipline, and the belief that if we just do it right, we’ll finally feel calm. But often, that only leads to more pressure, more striving, and more mental noise.
In this episode, I’m joined by Peter Russell, world-renowned consciousness teacher, meditation expert, and author of How to Meditate Without Even Trying. Drawing on more than fifty years of teaching and exploration, Peter offers a radically simple perspective: peace isn’t something we achieve through effort—it’s something we discover when we stop trying to control the mind.
Together, we explore why meditation doesn't have to be a struggle, how to work with overthinking, what it means to let go of doing, and why there may be nowhere to get to after all.
If you've ever felt caught in self-improvement, overwhelmed by your thoughts, or like inner peace is always just out of reach, this conversation may offer a gentler—and surprisingly liberating—way forward.

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