The Final Addiction We Must Heal to Evolve (It’s Not What You Think)
Episode 89
Featuring James Twyman
What if the greatest threat to humanity isn’t war, climate collapse, or AI, but our addiction to being right?
In this timely and transformative episode, Dr. Sandra Marie welcomes internationally known peace troubadour, mystic, and author James Twyman to explore how three simple words, “I don’t know. Maybe. I love you.” can dismantle the walls of polarization and help us remember what it means to be human.
From performing peace concerts in Baghdad and walking with Sufi mystics, to confronting political tension with radical compassion, James shares the real-world stories that shaped his powerful new movement of depolarization through love.
Together, we dive into:
The hidden cost of being “right” in relationships and society
Why holy neutrality is not passive, but revolutionary
How to engage without fighting, and listen without losing your voice
The legacy of St. Francis and the collapse of the feudal system
The spiritual technology behind “I don’t know. Maybe. I love you.”
Whether you're overwhelmed by the news, navigating conflict at home, or simply tired of division this episode offers a powerful reframe and an even more powerful invitation.
“Peace is not found in the loudest voice, but in the quiet decision to open, again and again and again.”
Bio: James Twyman is the author of 24 books including the New York Times bestseller The Moses Code. James
has been invited by world leaders and peace organizations to perform the Peace Concert in countries including
Iraq, Croatia, Bosnia, South Africa and most recently Ukraine, often while wars or conflicts raged around him.
During many of these trips he drew millions of people together to pray for peace during worldwide peace
meditations. James has produced and/or directed seven feature films and twelve music CD’s including the I
AM Wishes Fulfilled Meditation (with Dr. Wayne Dyer), which was a Billboard Charts #1 bestseller. He also was
the founder of The Interfaith Seminary, which has ordained over 600 ministers from around the world. He
currently lives in Ajijic, Mexico, and is the founder of Namaste Village, an interfaith spiritual community with
more than 50 residents.
🔗 Resources & Links:
📖 James Twyman's Website & Books
https://www.jamesftwyman.com
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