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In this episode, I talk to spiritual teacher John Butler on the subjects of life after death, nature, meditation and how we can use silence common sense to learn about life and the world around us.
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At first sight, John Butler is not one to make much of an impression. Quiet, soft-spoken and usually alone, he became known – in the 1970’s – as one of the first organic farmers.Having, throughout his life also practiced meditation, 8 years ago, at the age of 79, he was recommended to ConsciousTV, a Youtube channel, focusing on those with experience of higher consciousness. Unwilling at first to face publicity, he was later persuaded to be interviewed. This has since become the most popular item on the channel with 3.9m views.
Soon after his debut on ConsciousTV, Phil Shankland found one of John’s books in a charity book sale in Sheffield, was interested, came to see him, and then decided to move and live nearby. Encouraged by success on Conscious TV, they decided to make some videos themselves. This developed into the Youtube Spiritual Unfoldment Channel, which presently has over 230,000 subscribers and 24 million views, besides substantial followings on Facebook, Instagram, with the ASMR community and, most recently, Spotify.
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