The Way of the Empath Ft. David Sauvage - Part 1 Purposeful Empathy Hosted by Anita Nowak

Watch this episode to contemplate a culture of healing and
empathy vs. our current culture of toxic corporate capitalism.
David Sauvage is the Founder of Culture of Healing, the designer
of an online course called “The Way of the Empath,” and a
performance artist best known for his “empathic readings.” In
this episode (Part I of II), he describes his personal journey of
healing, what it means to be present to our true feelings, and
the liberation that it brings. 00:00 Preview 00:35 Introduction
00:50 About David Sauvage (bio) 03:44 David’s backstory 07:05
About David's course: "The Way of the Empath" 08:48 Why
enlightenment thinkers’ views about happiness are wrong 14:30
What it means to feel our feelings 16:44 How would a culture
built on empathy look? 19:08 Discussing the purpose of life in a
toxic culture 26:05 What is an “empath pop-up?” 28:55 David
describes his “empathy readings” as performance art 34:24 What
David has learned about being fully present and in his truth
38.02 How to “swim upstream” and where to start? 40:37 The limits
of empathy in corporate capitalism 43:02 David describes “the
skills of love” in a world where we need money too 47:15 Is
humanity on the ascension? 51:57 Anita invites David to a
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Instagram @empathnyc Show Notes The Way of the Empath (his
course) https://www.wayoftheempath.com/ The Pursuit of
Happiness (~9 mins) https://a.co/d/0657Emw0 Rest is Resistance
(~20 min) https://a.co/d/0ftKeids Video Edited by David Tsvariani