Our Guest's Website:

https://awakening-dynamics.com/

What if miracles aren’t magic… but misunderstood technology?

In this episode, we sit down with Brent Michael Phillips, a former MIT-trained engineer and video game entrepreneur who went through a devastating physical and emotional collapse — only to experience what he describes as an instantaneous miracle healing that changed the trajectory of his life.

After being told he would be in pain forever and would never work again, Brent hit rock bottom. Chronic pain, betrayal, financial ruin, and depression forced him into what he calls a true “dark night of the soul.” But everything shifted after a session with an unconventional healer that restored movement to his paralyzed arm in seconds.

Instead of dismissing the experience, Brent did what any engineer would do: he reverse-engineered it.

Today, he teaches what he calls Awakening Dynamics — a system for decoding and “debugging” the subconscious mind. Using powerful analogies from software engineering, Brent explains:

• Why your body works like hardware and your subconscious like software

• How “miracles” may simply be rewritten code

• Why lottery winners and NFL players often lose their wealth

• What it really takes to reprogram deep subconscious patterns

• The difference between information and true embodiment

This conversation bridges science, spirituality, somatics, and psychology — especially for those who think in systems.

If you’ve ever wondered whether healing and manifestation can be approached like engineering problems, this episode will challenge how you see reality.

Timestamps

00:40– Introduction

01:38 – From nerdy MIT engineer to internet startup founder

03:46 – The 100-hour work weeks and physical collapse

06:28 – “You’ll never work again”: The devastating diagnosis

09:36 – Betrayal, loss, and the dark night of the soul

13:01 – The failed search for healing (5 years of alternative medicine)

15:02 – Rock bottom: Surgery, paralysis, and despair

16:38 – Meeting the “crazy healer lady”

18:23 – The instant healing of his paralyzed arm

20:18 – Why the miracle didn’t fix everything overnight

21:49 – Reverse engineering the masters

24:35 – The hardware vs. software analogy

27:42 – Why lottery winners and NFL players go broke

29:41 – The body as a constantly re-rendered reality

32:29 – Debugging the subconscious like code

34:50 – Somatics, embodiment & reintegrating the nervous system

37:46 – Miracles vs. long-term transformation

40:24 – “How long will it take?” Debugging complexity explained

43:29 – Why doctors ignore spontaneous healing

44:29 – How Brent rewrites subconscious blocks in milliseconds

46:45 – Different tools for different people (passenger car vs. race car)

48:42 – Integrating the shadow & facing the mud

50:29 – How to work with Brent & his training communities

55:41 – Final reflections & where to find him

In this episode, we explore Dianetics—a mental health framework closely associated with Scientology, yet far less understood, especially in Europe. Together with guest Alyssa Burke, Nikolas and Michael dive into the core ideas behind Dianetics, including the distinction between the analytical and reactive mind, how unresolved trauma influences behavior, emotions, and even physical health, and how these hidden mental recordings shape our lives without us realizing it.

Alyssa shares her personal journey with Dianetics, explains the auditing process in detail, and uses clear analogies—from computer viruses to everyday experiences—to make complex ideas accessible. The conversation draws thoughtful parallels to modern psychology, trauma work, meditation, and somatic approaches, while also addressing questions around safety, effectiveness, and how Dianetics differs from traditional therapy.

Whether you’re curious, skeptical, or simply interested in understanding how past experiences continue to affect present-day reactions, this episode offers a deep, nuanced, and respectful exploration of Dianetics and its place in the wider landscape of mental health frameworks.

Timestamps

00:41 – Introduction: Why explore Dianetics?

01:38 – Alyssa’s personal journey into Dianetics

04:10 – What Dianetics is: analytical vs. reactive mind

06:46 – Psychosomatic illness and the mind–body connection

10:49 – Is Dianetics therapy? How auditing works

13:55 – The “eggs” example: how the reactive mind forms triggers

19:32 – Processing reactive content with the analytical mind

22:55 – How many sessions are needed? Results and relief

27:51 – What makes Dianetics different from other approaches

30:19 – The computer virus analogy explained

33:07 – Awareness, meditation, and distance from reactivity

37:52 – Identifying hidden trauma with an auditor

43:18 – Safety, severe trauma, and emotional capacity

46:51 – The role of the auditor (and why they don’t analyze)

50:22 – Self-responsibility vs. being “fixed”

52:43 – How to get started: books, centers, DIY approach

54:27 – Closing thoughts and final reflections

Bryan Power's Website:

https://www.myrelationshipfail.com/

In this episode, we dive deep into Attachment Theory and explore how our early childhood experiences shape the way we love, communicate, and connect in adult relationships.

Our guest Bryan Power shares a powerful personal story of how his marriage reached a breaking point — and how that crisis became the turning point that led him into deep healing work through attachment styles and integrated attachment theory.

Together, we break down the four attachment styles (secure, anxious-preoccupied, dismissive-avoidant, and fearful-avoidant), explain why opposites often attract, and uncover the patterns that keep couples stuck in repeating conflicts. Bryan also introduces the six pillars of Integrated Attachment Theory, giving practical tools for emotional regulation, needs, boundaries, communication, and lasting relationship change.

If you’ve ever found yourself caught in the same fights, feeling misunderstood, or “listening to defend,” this episode will give you clarity — and a roadmap forward.