Where Science Meets Spirit: Dreams, Trauma, and the Hidden Power of the Mind with Lincoln Stoller - The Healing Side: Real Stories of Growth, Recovery, and Resilience
Jan 27, 2026 • 43:31
In this episode of The Healing Side, we deliver a powerful storytelling podcast experience rooted in real life stories, deep conversations, and the evolving human experience of healing. We sit down with Lincoln Stoller—physicist turned psychotherapist—whose personal journey bridges science, spirit, and psychology into a unified approach to understanding the mind.Lincoln shares how quantum mechanics, mountaineering, cultural immersion, and therapy converge in his work. Through deep conversations, we explore the hidden language of dreams, the nature of trauma, and why altered states of awareness reveal truths ordinary thinking cannot reach. We talk about PTSD and anger, symbolism and self-actualization, and why “empty space”—not constant productivity—is where true growth begins.This episode is about overcoming adversity at the inner level. Lincoln explains the difference between chosen risk and imposed trauma, why anger works in war but fails in civilian life, and how fear and projection become tools for healing. These resilience stories reveal that dreams are not random—they are symbolic maps guiding us back to wholeness.You’ll walk away with meaningful life lessons about awareness, creativity, and the courage to listen to what the mind is already saying. If you’ve ever wondered how science and spirituality truly meet—or how healing actually begins—this conversation invites you to expand how you understand yourself.🌐 Learn more about Lincoln: mindstrengthbalance.comShow Notes Highlights:Lincoln’s path from physicist to psychotherapistShared roots of trauma in academia, business, and combatChosen risk versus imposed traumaDreams as symbolic language (and why dictionaries mislead)The role of “empty space” in healing and creativityPTSD, flashbacks, and altered states of awarenessWhy anger works in war but fails in civilian lifeUsing fear and projection as therapeutic toolsScience, spirit, and symbolism as one model of the mindSelf-actualization as modern enlightenment