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Reap Your Roots with Jake Daybell

Reap Your Roots with Jake Daybell

Auteur(s): Jake Daybell
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 Welcome to Reap Your Roots, where we look backward to better move forward! Your roots are where you come from, and understanding where you come from will help shape who you are becoming. Through interviews, stories, and insights, host Jake Daybell helps you to discover how your story can be a source of strength and inspiration for yourself and for all those around you.Jake Daybell Développement personnel Hygiène et mode de vie sain Psychologie Psychologie et santé mentale Réussite Spiritualité
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  • Discipline Isn't A War: The Internal Fight No Man Ever Wins

    Discipline Isn't A War: The Internal Fight No Man Ever Wins
    Apr 16 2025
    Is your self-discipline actually causing your self-destruction? Could the grind be hindering the growth in your life? Has toxic masculinity quietly corrupted our views on taking action, and even our views about ourselves as men?

    These questions highlight much of our discussion today as we search for a way to "stay hard" on our habits while also finding a softness for ourselves. As I explain how I experienced this shift personally, I hope that it is relatable to men that feel a constant pressure to perform and attain perfection.

    This episdode will dispel the alpha-male lie that you are not doing enough, and give you a better way to deal with your self-discipline and your overall masculine duty.

    The 🔑 Takeaways

    0:00 Intro
    4:00 Attempting the 75Hard Challenge
    12:20 Subconscious Scripts
    14:25 My Second Attempt of 75Hard
    17:30 The Mistranslation of the word "Discipline"
    22:00 Underlying Energetics Behind Your Practice
    26:20 A Letter from Deep Roots Brotherhood
    29:20 Self-Loathing vs Self-Love

    THE HOW-TO

    33:00 Train your Mind to Think Lovingly
    38:00 Spiritual Warriors have the Ability to Choose
    40:20 Feel that Feeling of Love Towards Yourself
    43:20 Removing the Blocks
    49:10 Set the Intention of Self-Care Before Taking Action
    51:30 "Instruction and Training" as a Healthy Masculine Man
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    53 min
  • Grounded & Present: The Lost Art of Being a Man

    Grounded & Present: The Lost Art of Being a Man
    Mar 27 2025
    With the pressure of modern life weighing on many men, we explore how being truly grounded and present will restore balance, composure, and power within us. Listen in as I detail my journey of discovering a more healthy and whole masculinity, and how it has elevated my life in every way.

    We need to find our center as men, because this world is going to continue to pull us in different directions. To oriente ourselves in space (groundedness) and time (presence), is the way to access our fullest potential. This is how we can reclaim our calm and become a sacred masculine man.

    This episode is your guide to finding your inner stillness and steadiness in a world that never slows down.

    The 🔑 Takeaways:

    0:00 Intro / Life Updates
    2:25 Deep Roots Brotherhood
    4:05 My Story of the Unknown and of Unbalance
    5:40 Master the Mind
    6:40 Open the Heart
    9:00 Masculine and Feminine Polarity
    13:40 Becoming Grounded
    23:00 Becoming Present
    28:15 Look in the Mirror... and Love Yourself
    32:40 "Practice the Masculine, and Reside in the Feminine"
    35:40 "Better to be Warrior in a Garden, then a Gardener in a War"
    40:00 Leave a Review and Keep Smiling!
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    41 min
  • Plant Medicine Mormons: Where Faith Meets Psychedelics

    Plant Medicine Mormons: Where Faith Meets Psychedelics
    Sep 10 2024
    Get ready for the most controversial episode yet! And one that many people might need today.

    My wife Rachel and I dive deep into the reality of our ever-evolving faith as we navigate through life. While being members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, we are also strong advocates for the safe and intentional use of plant medicine. Rather than focus on the scientific studies of psychedelics, we share from the lens of our experience: that these are spiritual substances.

    We honor the Indigenous traditions that steward these medicines and credit how their knowledge is needed in today's world. We answer some questions of the soul around how these additional tools could fit into a westernized religious paradigm. As we discuss our own journey, we hope that some of it may resonate with people that might be feeling called to these aids for themselves or for others.

    This episode is to begin the discussion! Rachel and I share openly solely to help others that might feel like nothing else is working for them to feel better. We love you. God loves you. And He has given us many paths that lead to the one Truth. Enjoy!

    The 🔑 Takeaways:

    0:00 Intro
    2:09 The Goal in this Episode
    4:00 Our Story of Finding Psychedelics
    6:50 Years of Therapy in a Few Hours
    9:06 Why talk about the Spirituality of this Medicine? Why not just stick to the Science behind it?
    13:25 These are Spiritual Substances
    17:05 Taking Adderall vs Microdosing Mushrooms
    19:56 Does this Replace your Relationship with God?
    24:00 Seeking Help is Okay
    27:15 The Bronze Serpent vs The Golden Calf
    32:45 Is this a Shortcut to God?
    37:37 Using Tools, But Not Relying on Them
    40:40 The Framework: Intention, Experience, Integration
    43:37 Wrestling with Doubts, Fears, and the Ego
    46:46 "We learn by Study and also by Faith"
    49:30 Importance of Integration
    54:17 Is Plant Medicine For You?
    57:35 Unpacking the Suitcase Analogy
    1:05:30 "All things which come of the Earth are made for the benefit and use of man" (D&C 59:18)
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    1 h et 8 min

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