1/∞ : Spiritual Arts Podcast with Reza Safinia

Shannon Lee

Shannon Lee — writer, producer, CEO of Bruce Lee Enterprises and chairperson of the board of directors of the Bruce Lee Foundation— sits down for a rare, deeply personal conversation about her spiritual journey, her father's legacy and the philosophy that saved her life which came from reading an unpublished Bruce Lee quote: "The medicine for my suffering I had within me from the very beginning, but I didn't take it." That moment cracked her open — and sent her on a decades-long path of healing, self-discovery, and deep inquiry into what it really means to live. In this episode, we explore Shannon’s deep mind and her unique interpretations of her father’s philosophies appliedto today’s life. We also dig into Bruce Lee's lesser-known quotes on will, art, the soul, and the oneness of all life — and Shannon breaks each one of them down in a way you've never heard before. This one will give you goosebumps as it did me. Thank You Shannon https://www.instagram.com/therealshannonlee/ [https://www.instagram.com/therealshannonlee/] https://www.instagram.com/rezasafiniamusic/ [https://www.instagram.com/rezasafiniamusic/]

Trevor Tuttle

Trevor Tuttle has spent decades at the intersection of story and technology — building creatures for George Lucas, designing theme park experiences, pioneering virtual production — all while hiding behind the dazzle. In this conversation, Trevor gets honest about what it means to step out of spectacle and into something real. We talk about trading people-pleasing for purpose, the three-part framework of war, commitment, and resolve, why conscious artists can't afford to walk away from AI, and what it looks like to finally ask yourself what you actually want. This one goes deep. https://www.trevortuttle.com/ https://www.instagram.com/rezasafiniamusic/

Suuvi

Suuvi is a Cuban-Chinese multidisciplinary artist, composer, producer, creative technologist, and speaker working at the intersection of electronic music, contemporary composition, and immersive storytelling. From 16 years of conservatory training and a Juilliard education, to a 10-day silent meditation retreat where she started hearing phantom cello in complete darkness, to becoming artist-in-residence at the San Francisco Conservatory after a chance encounter at a wine dinner — Suuvi's path has been anything but linear. In this conversation, we get into her album Dark Therapy, the neuroscience of music and the brain, what it actually means to process darkness (literally and figuratively), the sunk cost fallacy of a classical career, seven years of being single and what that taught her, and why she believes softness is the greatest strength. We also talk about flow states, Muay Thai, Dostoevsky, the Mandy Moore story, and whether music and magic share the same root word. A wide-ranging, deeply human conversation about art, suffering, and what it takes to finally find your own voice. https://www.instagram.com/callmesuuvi https://www.instagram.com/rezasafiniamusic

Astra

This week's guest is Astra — a composer, sound alchemist, and producer who has spent years working in 432Hz tuning, crafting ambient music rooted in sacred geometry, solfeggio tones, and the healing frequencies of the chakras. His music has moved millions of listeners organically, without a label or marketing budget — just pure resonance. In this conversation we go deep. We talk about the spiritual nature of music, the discipline of making music 12 hours a day every single day, and what it actually means to clear your energy when other people's emotions get tangled with yours. We also get into some of the biggest questions — are we God disguising itself from itself just to have an experience? Can music still change the world? And what does it feel like when a piece of music is finally right? A conversation about sound, spirit, and showing up for your art. https://www.instagram.com/echoesofstarlight/ https://www.instagram.com/rezasafiniamusic/

Ari Gold

In this episode, we sit down with filmmaker and musician Ari Gold for a wide-ranging, deeply personal conversation that touches on art, grief, spirituality, and the transformative power of storytelling. Ari shares the journey behind his new single-shot film Brother Verses Brother — an intimate, real-time odyssey through the streets of San Francisco with his identical twin, searching for music, love, and their 99-year-old father. He also opens up about Helicopter, his decade-in-the-making documentary about processing the death of his mother through a psychomagic ritual prescribed by legendary director Alejandro Jodorowsky. We talk about what it means to truly experience art versus merely consume it, why specificity is the key to universality, the creative flow state and what it feels like when something takes over, and bending reality itself. A conversation about loss, healing, and why art — at its deepest — is an act of lighting people up. https://www.instagram.com/arigold/ https://www.instagram.com/rezasafiniamusic/