Special Ops GREEN BERET: Most UNBELIEVABLE Near-Death Soul Journey You'll EVER HEAR | Tu Lam (Ronin)
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In the intricate dance of life, sometimes we find ourselves drawn to stories that stir our souls, tales of profound resilience and deep spiritual awakening. Today’s episode brings such a story to our ears as we welcome Tu Lam, a spiritual warrior whose journey from war-torn Vietnam to the disciplined world of Special Forces unveils the essence of the human spirit and the transformative power of inner peace.
Tu Lam’s life began amidst the chaos of the Vietnam War, a tumultuous start that would shape his destiny in ways unimaginable. His early years were marked by survival, escaping the horrors of war on a fishing boat with his mother, facing pirates, storms, and near starvation. Yet, this early exposure to adversity planted the seeds of resilience and an unyielding will to overcome.
As a young refugee in America, Tu faced the harsh realities of racism and poverty. These challenges, however, only strengthened his resolve. Guided by the warrior ethos of the samurai, he delved into the teachings of Bushido, finding solace and purpose in its ancient virtues of honor, duty, and compassion. It was during these formative years that he began to forge the path of a modern-day warrior, one who fights not just physical battles but also the inner conflicts that shape our lives.
Tu’s journey into the military was a natural progression. At the age of 18, he joined the Army, and by 21, he was a Special Forces Green Beret, living the warrior’s path he had admired since childhood. His military career took him to the most volatile regions of the world, where he fought for the oppressed and protected the innocent. Yet, amidst the valor and the victories, he carried with him the heavy burdens of war, trauma, and the relentless quest for meaning.
In this profound conversation, Tu Lam shares, “Purpose, there was a higher purpose. I didn't know it at the time.” His reflections reveal a deep understanding of the karmic and dharmic roles we play in the universe. As a warrior, he protected, fought, and survived, embodying the very essence of his dharma. But it wasn’t until he began his spiritual journey, much later in life, that he truly understood the higher purpose guiding him.
Please enjoy my conversation with Tu Lam.
Timecodes:
0:00 - Episode Teaser
1:53 - Tu Lam's childhood in Vietnam
8:57 - 80s pop culture, martial arts, and personal growth.
13:33 - What part of spirituality play in Tu's life?
18:40 - Military service, trauma, and reprogramming.
25:27 - Tu's meditation path
38:18 - Letting go of the Ego
44:37 - The Soul Blueprint
50:55 - The story of the 47 Ronin
1:00:07 - Tu's psychedelic journey
1:05:37 - What is the biggest misconception for the people in the military?
1:13:09 - Living a fulfilled life
1:13:30 - Advice to young Tu
1:14:22 - What is love?
1:14:47 - What does world peace look like?
1:15:45 - Ultimate purpose of life
1:18:54 - Tu's work
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Alex, as a former VA hospital inpatient mental health spiritual counselor/ chaplain, I thank you for dropping this on memorial Day weekend! I'm sure this was very intentional on your and Spirit's behalf🙏
Thank you for your service of helping the veterans of our world!❤
@@MariaGennetti1111 thank you!
I know what Tu Lam said about his escape journey is true. I’m Vietnamese and I know many Vietnamese went through the same escape journey ( including my 2 brothers).
Among those horrific, heart wrenching stories, many miracles happened.
I love seeing how appreciative and spiritual your guest is in spite of all the tribulations he went through. Very very beautiful to see his life’s purpose & vulnerability unfold before our eyes🙏🏻. Thank you Alex for bringing him onto your show 🤍
so his script prebirth brought the successful growth he wanted to receive
“The broken are the more evolved.” (Movie: Split)
I absolutely love your podcast. However, today's, as of this moment, is my very favorite. I was born in Northern Normandy to a mom who was raised during the Nazi invasion. My grandfather and uncle were warriors. My grandfather survived life as a POW in a German war camp in Germany. My uncle went to Morocco at 15 to fight, avoiding capture and forced into labor in a German labor camp. He did not live too many years afterward. The trauma and PTSD my mom suffered from was horrible. My grandmother died from TB 3 years before the wars end. Mom orphaned at seven. I always knew that somehow I felt the trauma in my soul. I was born with it. This man is most honorable. Thank you for having him as a guest for us, your followers to be introduced to. I felt our oneness with this guest. God connects all down to each and every molecule, atom, proton, simply everything! Powerful!
My God!! Just when you think you have had a tough incarnation?! And then you hear your guests story!! INCREDIBLE!! No doubt an advanced Soul because those are HEAVY life catalysts!! WARRIOR Spirit for certain!! What a story!
AWESOM! 👌
Thank you both! 🙏💖🙏
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As a warrior, your hardest part to cross to feel the unconditional love of God, was to surrender❤😊
He chose a hard life path and accomplished it. Now he is a teacher, continuing helping humanity. A beautiful soul. Thank you for having Tu Lam on your show.
I could listen to him all day. His voice is gentle like Native Indians. He has a natural way to relay messages in high vibrations. He makes me feel good with his stories and validates so many things that I'm experiencing now.
We all have different humans experiences in which are all connected in ways we don't see or know.
Thank you❤
WOW! This is an incredibly powerful conversation.
Alex, you just elevated your podcast to an amazing new level!
Your respectful way of leading the interview, and the deep resonance with your guest was so palpable, It gave me tears.
And when Tu talked about your podcast helping him on his journey, we can only guess how many people worldwide you touch.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your work. It is deeply apreciated and honored.
Yes
For sure powerful
YES! YES! YES!
The amazing resilience of a refugee. My daughter-in-law's parents were south american refugees in the 80's. they have told me their flight story. I have so much respect for the people who have taken this journey. They deserve to be Americans. It is how this country was made. WE forget that and the struggle of our ancestors.
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A voice of clarity and humanity.
America would not be America without immigrations over the centuries.
In fact you can say the same worldwide
Let's not romanticize how America was made. It was made on the genocide of the first Nations people.
Thank you for having this guest on. Both he and something you said made me understand that I did break a ancestor chain. Not as dramatic as what this gentleman went through but it still caused PTSD and I didn't understand I broke this chain until about a year before my grandma passed away and she told me the truth about some things. As a kid I went through what other kids have gone through unfortunately a kind of abuse I wish all could break the chains. My mom knew what her boyfriend was doing and did nothing. Before they broke up and I got to be about 12 I started refusing to go over there even though it meant I was staying alone at home by myself. That was the first links being broken. I also used to get in a lot of fights we moved a lot and I was very much a loner. I never started them but I finished them in a very violent way, I saw red and that's all I saw. After she broke up with him she married another abusive person. He tried the same thing when he was drunk, I either went out my bedroom window or I fought back and he never succeeded. But he was still abusive and violent. I fought back he didn't know how to handle that so he was mostly mentally abusive to me, not the same with my mother. He got really bad one day and I called my grandma, then he and my mother disappeared, then I heard her crying and making other noises and yelling stop I dropped the phone, went to the bedrooms the door was open and he had her pinned down on the bed and was punching her. I picked up the rifle and pointed right at him and told him to stop he wouldn't, I pulled the trigger but it jammed that made him stop, when it jammed I did do something stupid I threw it straight back behind me, but the Goddess was with me and it didn't go off, I told him if he ever did it again I would kick his butt so bad he would be in the hospital for weeks. I got back on the phone grandma told me to pack for a couple of weeks and she was coming to get me, that was breaking the chains more. A few months later I moved in with my father, but that was only 6 months. He was emotionally abusive and was different towards me compared to my much younger half brother and sister, and my step mother who is only 8 years older than me. I remember his neglect and his non emotional ways when he and my mom were married. My step mother came at me one night I tripped over something and flipped her over me and started to go after her. But someone that was there stopped me. I disappeared for 3 days staying with friends non of them knew. Finally I went back to grandmas full time and lived with her. I was 16. Later I found out why my grandma raised my mom on her own in a time women didn't get divorced and do that, so she broke some of the first chains. Not long after I moved in with her she helped me kick speed cold turkey. I got better and started my search I knew there was something out there I didn't know if it was the old man with the white beard or what. But I was searching and reading everything. My x was emotionally abusive but when it started getting physical I said no more. A big test came when we were separated those last two years but under the same roof because we couldn't kick each other out, he lived in the basement my daughter and I lived in the rest of the house finally he moved out. During that time I was trying to do the church thing but it wasn't working even though I tried for years. We lived in the middle of the woods being in them was where my spirit started to grow and learn. Since then I have met and married a wonderful Man but I look back and see all the broken chains. Grandma lived with us the last 6 years of her life. That's when I found out what her father did to all his daughters and her mother knew. He was also abusive, both my grandmas grandfather's were one like her father the other very abusive to all 5 of his wives. Grandma broke the first of the chains, I broke most of the rest, and my daughter broke the last of them. We each finally found our paths to peace and source. He is right though I understand what he means by one sword keeps the other from being drawn. My path of violence was very different and not as horrible as what his was, but there are those of us that have a path of violence we walk through but then can turn it into a way of teaching and helping others. Blessings Be to you both. 🙏💖
I’m so happy for you that you’ve found your way through such ordeals. Wishing you a good life and sending love.🤗
Here to break ancestral lineage of abuses, sexual, domestic violence, alcoholic.
We pick a hard life or family to incarnate into , this is needed to clear it all.
I call it a transmuter of negative energies.
So be proud of yourself and what a great grandmother and forgiving our mothers is hard but it's actually what frees our soul's even the molesters and that's the hardest ..
❤from one warrior to another ❤
I endorse the above reply. May blessings abound in your life, and may you radiate joy to all around you.
Sending you my 💚and to all children who's suffering from the pain of being rob of your innocence. I pray for your healing and may you live the life you truly deserve.
I feel you ❤ you are beautiful and I wish for you peace and contentment. There’s no higher achievement in this world 🕊🤍🙏🏽
One of the most moving talks I've heard. Tu Lam, I admire you very much. Your stories of all you've been through made me cry. (I'm and empath & healer. I "feel" the pain of others.) Your statement that "you can't get rid of bad energy, you can only transmute it", was eye-opening for me. Sometimes you "know" something and then it's presented in a certain way and suddenly you KNOW it on a whole different level. Thank you. I appreciate you!
Agree as a person similar to you.blessings from Ireland
This is the same for me ❤
I would like to quote a line from the end of a song I wrote. It goes like this ( Now the door is still standing, To The beast it will remain, only the gentle touch of the butterfly can open it again.)
Nice
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I listen to this podcast all the time this interview has touched me I have no words to express how inspiring his story is ❤ ❤❤
Violence is the enemy of Humanity. Violence is an attitude first
violence is just anger misguided.
Youre right. Yet the warrior is necessary in order to protect the innocent against the tyranny that also exists, and is currently thriving in Western Governments
I was in the military for 30 years.
I so understand his breath, his soul, and we live and die for our brothers and sisters of this world 🌎 ❤️, God Bless our military, we walk with love......no matter what we are called to do.....❤
What an INCREDIBLE, POWERFUL, HEALING episode!
What an absolutely wonderful metaphor, this young man was fighting for his Soul and demonstrating that in his life
...yes, exactly, being an old and intelligent Soul, with enough knowledge that he has enriched in this incarnation. Very nice.❤
That is so beautiful that you found your Soul purpose early in life! I hope that many many people find their Soul purpose in life early.
..Yes, his presence of light in this life helped him resolve the transgenerational connection.
My son was turned in to call of duty when he was a child. I had NO legal ability to disallow this. Today, my son, at 27, BELIEVES he is not shaped by video games. He does not see how calloused he’s become after being such a loving nurturing soul until he was seven. He speaks about the art of war. This is NOT how I tried to bring him up. I meditate over him, pray over him. He’s achieved a lot: went to college, works hard, works for an environmental firm. There is a true dichotomy in his life. I wish someone like this man would speak THE TRUTH to my son.
Relax Lydia, it's all good. It's his path and he has to follow it. You just have to love him as you always have. Interfering will not help you, nor him. We all have our own individual paths. It will all be well.
Buy your son Tu Lam’s book. I’m buying it for myself. ☺️
Soldiers of morality stay in the stream of compassion
We are healing the ancestral trauma right now. He is on the path of the warrior. My heart wish is for all men to take this path.
I have no words to describe this! I can only feel! Absorb! So humble! The energy? Wow!❤ Thank you Alex! I’m sharing this with someone who is X military with so much trauma from military and after military. Thank you 🙏🙏
You said exactly what I was feeling.. TY for saying it so beautifully..
Tu what a beautiful SOUL you are.. brought tears many times to my eyes.. many many thanks for your exemplary compassion for our world.
♥️ I have loved so many of your podcasts, but this one is truly incredible. 💙♥️💙♥️💙♥️💙♥️💙♥️💙♥️💙
I think all military should take energy healing. The trauma they have to go through is very tough. The energy they have to carry plus the energy that get attached to them is huge that actually affect thier lives without knowing.
Absolutely Love Tu! I've never heard of him but I am following now. Thank you for writing your book. Though I have not read it I am excited to gift it to my husband. He is a vet and has come a long way with his PTSD through spirituality. To see and hear a brother from the armed forces also take this path is something I know will encourage him to continue the path. May you continue to be blessed in your journey.
Thank you Alex for having Tu on your channel. Hope to see him here again!
As a female abstract artist who makes work about Interconnection i would not have thought I would appreciate a Special Ops warrior s story so deeply. The poetry allegory truth searching soul contract empathy sharing teaching and much more are universal. I love how Lam Tu s story makes me feel that we humans have so much more in common than our differences. Thank you Ronin and Alex. Brilliant.
Excellent show, this gentleman from Vietnam has the story of what a true military warrior would transform himself into should he be guided by his inner power. He transformed war, violence, hatred into Love!!! …… HOME RUN !! ❤️💫
Even while going through strife, hatered, and being put down constantly. He chose a path of honor, forgiveness and love. May God Bless him.
Yes PTSD SURE AS HELL IS NOT ABOUT TOO MUCH FANTASY, ITS TOO MUCH REALITY!!!
You can tell people things that would curl their hair and straighten it in the same sentence. The medical community just shoves pills at you and Thank God for psychedelics ( edibles for Grandma)!
You have so much physical pain from “work injuries” that you meditate to block out the physical pain and the edibles take that physical pain away so you can deal with your mental issues.
You can’t t😢ll people what you can’t unsee. And some of it you have things that you just need to silently let go.
You don’t need to write a book or a movie. That has been over done.
You want your peace and move on.
Thank you Tu Lam for telling one facet of the truth!!
Thank you Alex for your leadership and courage to bring this to all those who want to just let it go!!
Thank you for posting this my roommate served in two wars and had serious nightmares he's finally finding his peace in his life podcasts like this really help people on their path of healing thank you. :)
The adult part of your personal Trinity is healing the child part of your personal Trinity that is what's so painful.
One of the most profound and spellbinding interviews I have ever experienced! Thank you Alex and Tu!
When I’m in a funk, I spend more time w/you + your guests, Alex. Thank you for amplifying such authentic voices and helping me feel more embodied and connected. Grateful!❤
This is one of my favorite episodes and podcasts of all time!!! Great show and great job bringing this true warrior on your show to show the true capacity of all the dualities of life.
So very inspiring. I can see a gentle, wise soul with a calm, peacefully energy. A True Master.
I agree ❤
This was probably one of the most powerful interviews you’ve ever done, Alex. I cannot put in words how much this resonated with me. I come from a violent past. I had to fight, in every manner and sense of the word, just to survive my childhood. I love how Tu has been able to take what happened to him and first turn it into a means of survival and then draw wisdom from it to create a beautiful life. Peace comes from the ability to derive beauty from all things. I cannot say that I have gotten there, but now I have hope that I can. 🕊️ 🫶🏻🙏🏼
I have worked with many combat veterans, this was a wonderful interview and I have shared it with several veterans today....I do wish instead of the "goosebumps..." lead in it would have "interview with Tu Lam and warrior or Green Beret....I had to explain who you were interview to get them to watch....however just my opinion....thank you for this ... blessings
Your inner child is who you are pushing away you have to meld all three of your personal Trinity
My mom was Japanese. She had to run and hide in the mountains at 3 years old in her pajamas when her city was bombed.
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I cannot even fathom this but I've heard young ones running into the mountains & over them to escape prison & torture (China & Cuba)
😮😮😮 wow
WOW- this interview is intense! I need to watch it over and over and over! Thank you, gentleman ♥
Our pleasure!
Just an amazing, tragic and inspiring life journey….feeling such compassion and appreciation for this man. He has come to find love, peace and understanding. So happy for him.❤🙏
What i loved about this episode with Tu is his authenticity. What a beautiful show❤️🔥
Thank you Lam for representing those in the Military, US Army well. Thank you for sharing your message with the world! Blessing to you man!
Forgiveness is the healing energy
We learn from one another through our inner peace.
This guy sounds like he grew up with me! I loved the Kung fu and ninjuitsu and eventually discovered Bushido and read the Tao te Ching AND interviewed with the SF, while in the Army. I am a craftsman, however, instead of lifelong warrior....but it is a very similar mindset. Thanks for sharing. I'd love to meet you guys!
His description of god and religion is exactly how I feel.
I really want to give tu a huge hug ..
I cannot get over the ones who perished and weren't even given an opportunity ❤❤😢❤❤
Something about Tu is so inviting and warming, down to earth and loving. I just love listening to him, makes me feel the hope and love in the world and within us. ❤
End the idea of violence and we will have harmonious balance
Powerfully resonant and heartfelt testimony from an extraordinary human of rare grace, strength and humility. My deepest gratitude to the guest and the host! 🙏
Tu Lam you are an amazing soul . Its one thing to take on a huge challenge and a whole other thing to successfully complete that challenge. What you have accomplished in this short lifespan is nothing short of remarkable! You are amazing.... but don't tell your ego 🙂. Thank you for showing us all what is possible when you completely dedicate yourself to this life experience.
Deep heartfelt interview. Thanks for sharing!!!🌷
Wow. That was one of the most compassionate interviews I have seen on NLS. Tu Lans own self compassion and vulnerability and Alex’s compassionate response.
I’m a peace loving yogi and knew little of the “warrior” until now. So grateful to have had my eyes open to this.
Tu Lan can do so much good now from what he achieved.
So grateful for your journey
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I loved this entire episode so much. What a beautiful soul. Thank you Alex for blessing us with these guests who give us such insight and help us in our own spiritual journeys. Also, thank you for mentioning what the Dalai Lama said about "dont upset grandma"😊 Oh my goodness, that helped me so much. I often feel stuck in my spiritual growth because of fear/guilt that I'm abandoning the belief system of my family, the things I was programmed to believe. Sometimes it feels like my new beliefs are dishonoring my ancestors. But it seems that the Dalai Lama would say "Take them along with you - take the beauty and truths of your ancestors' religion with you because there was value in that too"🙏
I think everything that takes us closer to God, and to universal divine Love, is what matters.
The reason why this hits home to me is twofold. First of all, I felt his authentic soul. Second, I came from a critically traumatic childhood. I continued into an adulthood unhealed, so I continued to manifest complex trauma until I was about 35. I then found my healer and have been going for 14 years. I have a child this lives with complex diagnosis. My purpose has to be his example. I know that my purpose is to help those who are struggling, suffering and lost. We are all one. Jesus is my hero. Love yourself and love everyone.
You are dead on about generational trauma. Please research the studies done by Bruce D. Perry, and how they are identifying changes in our DNA caused by generational trauma. Early childhood trauma is the most devastating trauma we could experience.
I pray that this young man's journey is widely broadcast so that his message is heard by every suffering youngster. We must become our own hero in the journey of life. This is our true path. Thank you for putting this out there.
What a beautiful soul!!!! This video is incredible!!! So happy that you found your way, and what an example for ALL YOUNG MEN. OR OLDER FOR THAT MATTER. God bless you❤
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Rock 🎸 On
Wow!! Tu Lam, you made my heart ache as I listened to your journey, but I have never felt such joy for another human as I have for you. Hearing how finding God (universal) transformed your understanding of your existence is so inspiring. Thank God for you, thank God for the journey that seasoned your soul that compassion, empathy and love flow effortlessly from you. Excellent guest Alex. In peace and love thank you❤️
One of the best episodes I’ve heard and watched
He is so authentic and explains everything so clearly 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you for bringing this person and his perspective to the show. It's easy to hold the military-industrial complex in disdain but the people serving in it are our siblings, deserving of dignity, compassion, and admiration.
Tu Lam, your story is absolutely mind-blowing! From surviving refugee camps to becoming a warrior, and then finding peace through mindfulness and meditation, your journey is epic and inspiring. Your insights on overcoming trauma and discovering inner strength are incredible. Thanks for sharing your incredible life lessons with us! 🌟
There were so many levels to this interview. This was an absolutely needed and healing discussion. Blessings 🙏🏾💚
What this guest said about learning to meditate and listening to podcast that lead him down this road is exactly where I'm at now. I'm glad he found his way. We all have a road to travel down I think it's just how you travel it. Do you fight it at every twist and turn or do u just accept the bumps and turns. The more you resist the harder it gets. He also spoke of learning to forgive. He started with forgiving the world then learned to forgive himself. I had a moment a few weeks ago while after digesting asmall amount of mushrooms. I had alot of anger as a kid. I never fit in but I was always a kind hearted loving person but in school I had a hard time with anxiety and was looked at as a quite weirdo. Picked on everyday. All I wanted was to be friends with everyone. I now know I fall on the autism spectrum. I didn't know that my whole childhood/teen years. Had I known I may of gotten help. But it made me who I am today. Anywho when I was 8 my parents divorced and I think I never learned to move passed it. All that anger I dealt with was internal. The mushrooms n meditation showed me this. When I said to myself I forgive you for not knowing this. I forgive you for the hurt you felt I got goosebumps n tears. It felt like a huge weight left my shoulders. I'm still working on my anger but it definitely helped. I need to work on patience. Exp while driving lol. I am trying to picture everyone on the road is a friend or family member. I wouldn't flip them off or tail them for driving illegally in a passing lane. It's working so far ! Sorry for the long rant but I just wanted to show someone on here that may have the same thing going on. Listening to these podcast can definitely help someone evolve themselves. THANK YOU ALEX FOR THE WORK YOU ARE DOING ❤
Ooooooh my, i feel his journey, his tenacity, his fighting sense, his empathy, his special gift, of protecting the innocent. I did all of that too, but in another form. And Mr. Tu Lam,...I honor your Love and big heart for protcting the little & humble people, sharing this world with us all in this lifetime. Thank you for being you, and sharing your story. May the wind always be at your back now brother. From this time on. You so deserve that. Much 💞 Love. Thankyou so much. I'm sure its helping many others as well, as we all dig deep & heal on this schoolroom Earth. 🐭🌻💕👌💗🙂↕️🪷🙏
‘Schoolroom earth’ you must be familiar with… who is it..Belinda Womack? Is that right?
Listening to Tu Lam’s life, was exactly what I needed to hear today. Thank you for sharing your story.❤️
You are so 🙏
Youre so right Alex. Its easy to say we're in a Matrix. Not so easy to navigate it in this reality.
Thanks again Alex, great work, we all need warriors in our community❤😊
This interview was so powerful, the pain this man went through is beyond imaginable. My heart breaks for what he went through, we need to thank our men and women for what they do for our country. Shame on the goverment for turning their backs on them.... God bless you Tu... keep going, you deserve all the joy possible in this crazy game we are in...
What a powerful guest and interview! I felt from his words and facial gestures his journey of pain, life as a warrior, lost of existence, self love found and shared forward, honor earned and peace accepted within his heart! What a life of exceptional gifts of lessons. Not for everyone, but he was ready and completed his journey with honor ❤.
Wow! Just wow! Riveting interview. Deeply felt. Much gratitude.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@NextLevelSoulhi Alex
Been your follower from day one.. Followed /digested/shared most of your shows until "channeling"...friends and i debate about its authenticity.. Could it be our own subconcious and not necessarily deities?... Personally.. have received inspiration from "someone.. Somewhere.." however they were random.. Snippets of guidance/wisdom.... Not hour- long "messages".... Wish you could shed more light on "channeling".. Thank you and God bless you.
Thank you Tu Lam. And thank you for keeping “God,” in spite of the claim of some find it loaded.
Honesty just is. It does no good to keep people away from the Bible. No have no knowledge of the Bible and its message should not lead to judgment.
Your personal Trinity came in sync
Thank you for the conversation. I was spiritually elevated.
One of my favorite episodes yet! I love that man. I’ve worked with the military as a nurse, I’m a military mom, and was a military wife. Maybe it’s a trauma bond but this interview was very touching, captivating, and healing. I may have found “the way” and career path to look into further during this video. We need to take care of our warriors and not just throw pills at them. Thank you Alex! ❤
Thank you, Alex, for your podcast. It truly meshes with my spirituality and what I was looking for for years. Next Level Soul is ultimately one of my favorite podcasts. I have been listening to your show for quite some time now. It is truly enlightening and opening the eyes of so many people. You are doing amazing and powerful things. My other favorite podcast is the Shawn Ryan Show, where I finished the second interview with Tu Lam and Shawn Ryan. Tu Lam is an inspiration and an amazing soul. His story hit home with me and brought me to tears. His book, The Way Of Ronin, is amazing. Thank you again, Alex. You and your show rock!!! 🙏
Kudos to you Alex for enduring this density organicly
Alex, thank you so much for th podcasts that you choose. I was a drug addict for 50 years. I walked into a recovery center 5 years ago on April 21. I still go once a month after five years. In my journey, I consumed MANY psychedelics for fun in my 20s. I wish I knew then what I have learned in the last 5 years. Your show is one that has enabled me to learn so much about so many things I'm interested in. Thanks again for what you do. You have to be an angel sent to earth for the 21st century. Love and light, always.
Congrats on gettin sober. I was an addict all throughout my 20’s up until 32. I got sober and started practicing meditation and breath-work. I’m 36 now and I’m in a better state of being.
Love the variety Alex brings to the planet. ❤
Awesome story. Dude is the real deal and legit.
What a beautiful soul. Thank you Alex and Tu Lam 🥰
When I started watching this video, I could not have imagined the direction it would take.
I have so much respect now for the warrior that I didn’t understand about them being the protectors of the ones who cannot protect themselves.
The terrible things that are done to the innocent ones who just want to live their lives but the bullies who want to dominate and destroy them need the warriors in a way that I didn’t expect.
We loose so many warriors in war and they are the Best and the Bravest! What a calling to be a Warrior ❤
I can totally relate to the first part of his story as far as how his early life was as I was born in a refugee camp or sometimes called displaced persons camp in Germany after the Holocaust. My mother was Roman Catholic and Lithuanian and my father was polish and Jewish. I was 3 lb 3 oz at birth and also born breech. The fact that I even survived my birth was a miracle. We all have trials and tribulations some of us more than others. I can empathize with this man and his life and his survival. May the blessings be for him and all his loved ones. I really love this show by the way. Always excellent in my opinion.
That was an excellent show. Thank you. What a wonderful person. I am so glad he found his way. And with all he has been through, his depth of compassion is beautiful.
Outstanding. ❤️
What a sweet... articulate... caring... intelligent gentleman. I will never in my lifetime, experience such depths of darkness however this gentleman shared how deep he went and then how he turned himself around and helping others gain peace in heart... now aint that a true warrior? Beautiful story.
Wow! What an amazing interview! Superlative! Gratitude Tu and Alex!
Eternal Truth, Light, Love, Joy and Peace to you and your families
All I can say is...I am humbled by your experience. I send you love and peace. I am grateful you found the remembrance of who and what you truly are. God bless you my brother.
One of the finest interviews I've heard on your show. TU Lam was so authentic, honest to self and audience, deep, a gorgeous soul...a true PHOENIX. Thank you Tu for what you shared today
Alex, just when I thought I'd seen it all, that there's no way you can better the last.... You keep delivering man. Bringing us these amazing guests with their life stories that both challenge and inspire us to go deeper, to reach higher, to persevere in our quest for ultimate spirituality.... Well done brother. Keep 'em coming, you're on path making a huge difference. 👏🏾
Oh so powerful. This man is the honest and open kaleidoscope of god, in his pain, his tears, his laughter, and his sense of liberation, love. He is the spiritual warrior.
It's always fascinating to me to see warriors like this man come through such trials and discover their spiritual side. I always felt like U could never be on that level because I also served. My time in the Armed Forces is one part of my life I do not regret. I might have done it differently, but it's led me to your channel,which has been a tremendous gift. Thank you and your guest.
Thank you Tu for sharing your heart-wrenching story and your strength as a warrior to become the great man you are today! You are very inspiring to me. ❤
I love this guest. He's definitely an asset to the show. He is so genuine. What a blessing!! I shared this podcast with my son. I hope he listens to it and it helps him find the way. Thank you Alex for what you do. I love your Podcasts.
i am totally blown away. He truely transmuted his pain into Light... what an incredible soul! Much thanks and love
Amazing story. Very profound message. Thank you both of you.