The Sacred Profane Podcast

Podkast av Danu Vino

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The Sacred Profane Podcast is a home for the ideas that live between worlds — where technology meets spirituality, where systems thinking meets the soul. Here, the sacred is not set apart from life, but woven through it — in the ordinary, the complex, and the overlooked. If you're drawn to the spaces between, the questions that don't have easy answers, and the beauty of nuance, you’ll find yourself right at home here. The sacred is everywhere. Let’s find it together. www.thesacredprofane.co

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Episode 1 - Everything is Sacred

In this opening episode, host Danu Vino introduces the heart behind The Sacred Profane Podcast. What if the line between the spiritual and the mundane was never real to begin with? What if the sacred isn’t something we visit — but something we live? This episode invites you into the liminal space where nuance thrives, binaries dissolve, and multiple truths coexist. Danu shares the personal philosophy that drives this podcast: that everything — yes, everything — is sacred. If you've ever felt like you don’t fully belong in either the purely spiritual or purely rational world, this episode is for you. Welcome to the grey. Welcome to The Sacred Profane. Get full access to The Sacred Profane at www.thesacredprofane.co/subscribe [https://www.thesacredprofane.co/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4]

16. mai 2025 - 3 min

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