Sharing spiritual mementos from his world travels, Dakota Wint sits with Raghu to explore finding God everywhere and at any time.
“Everyone of these different societies, tribes, cultures, they all boil down to the same premise…it’s all God.” – Raghu Markus
This time on Mindrolling, Raghu and Dakota converse about:
- Dakota’s travels throughout Ethiopia
- Rastafarian tradition and its origin in Ethiopia
- Reminiscing about their time shared in India
- Confronting the weirdness of our collective state
- Finding spirit in all cultures across the world
- How travel and curiosity have affected Dakota’s growth
- The central Buddhist value of impermanence
- Turning within and connecting to God
- Stories of the Aghori people in India
- The tribes of Papua New Guinea
“The same spiritual lessons I’m finding all over the world. There’s a similar feeling, a shared feeling, to what I find when I’m in India, or Japan, or in Mexico. I can find the spirit or God hidden in the symbols.” – Dakota Wint
About Dakota Wint:
Dakota Wint is a documentary filmmaker, vlogger, podcast host, and spiritual teacher from Detroit, Michigan. His films and podcasts revolve around current events, strange spirituality, and taboo traditions. You can subscribe to his podcast, A Place for Humans, HERE. Dakota grew to fame as an internet personality via his popular YouTube channel, Dakota of Earth. Dakota hosts retreats around the world and runs a non-profit focused on cultural and language preservation. Learn more about current happenings on his website.