Fuck pain. Fuck heartbreak. I'm still in love with life.

From the multicultural headquarters of the future capital of the pre-thinking state to

American known as Los Angeles, this is the Drunken Dallas podcast.

Tonight, it's interview time again, as marine veteran and author Akshay Nanavati takes

us on a deep journey as he finds a way to overcome traumatic experiences in his life

and looks to help others to do the same. Topics include Survivors Guild, Seven Days in Darkness,

and the notion of suffering well. Will it Akshay explain? Here we go!

And now, asking you all to spread the words that corporations are not persons,

I'm Rich Evers, and my partner in crime, the savage philosopher and middle figure of the gods,

Danieli Bollelli, as we invite you to lower the lights, batten down the hatches,

and prepare to open your mind for the Drunken Dallas podcast begins now.

Well, come back everybody to another fine episode of the Drunken Dallas podcast, the suffering episode.

Today, we are not suffering in 78 degrees and a nice cool breeze and a mysterious location deep

in the heart of Ohio, California. You wouldn't like it here. And next to me, instead of

because we are vaccinated, is Mr. Danieli Bollelli? Yes indeed, today we are going to play with Mr.

Akshay Nanavati. He's got a book out named Fiorvana endorsed by the Dalai Lama. Check that out.

That's a pretty incredible story. So check out the episode and if you dig it, you can always go

to our Amazon link, which should be even sweeter if you want to check the book and get it that way.

Speaking of which, our Amazon link is if you just type dbamazing.com, again, dbamazing.com,

and you get whether this book or anything else you want from Amazon, it helps us out a bunch.

You know, there is a tiny chance that I will bring you that.

Personally, you would go up in person to believe it. I actually delivered things for Amazon on Sundays

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