Have we traded our gut instinct for glowing screens and curated content?

In this episode of Must I Evolve?, Andrew dives into what it means to feel lost—and why that might be precisely what you need. From brain science to Zen wisdom, you'll discover how moments of disorientation can actually reawaken your intuition, reshape your neural pathways, and restore deep trust in yourself.

🌿 Backed by:
• Dr. Tara Swart on neuroplasticity & resilience
• A groundbreaking study on algorithmic over-reliance from Nature Human Behaviour
• Timeless Zen parables and reflections from Dōgen

🍓 Plus: You'll hear the Zen parable of the tiger, the cliff, and the perfect strawberry—yes, it’s as profound (and delicious) as it sounds.

💡 If you’ve ever felt pulled in too many directions, this episode is your gentle nudge to come back home—to your own knowing.

📲 Tap play, take a walk, and let’s reconnect with what’s already inside you.

On this episode of Must I Evolve?, Andrew H. Housley explores the overlooked trap of spiritual outsourcing—placing our healing, clarity, and growth into the hands of gurus, systems, or communities. Drawing from personal insight and ancient wisdom, he unpacks the emotional need behind our dependency on spiritual authority and reveals how to reclaim your sovereignty. Featuring the provocative teaching, “If you meet the Buddha on the road, kill him,” this is a call to radical presence, not passive following.—#mustievolve #innerpower #growthjourney #mindfulpresence #spiritualsovereignty

What if letting go wasn’t a loss, but a transformation? In this reflective episode, we dive into the ancient spiritual wisdom of impermanence. With teachings from the Buddha, Patanjali, Zen masters, and the Tao, you’ll learn how to move through change with grace, purpose, and peace.This is a journey through grief, growth, and the beauty of falling like autumn leaves—guided by breath, mindfulness, and the rhythms of nature.🌬️ Let go. Let it change. Let yourself evolve.