This is from a set of brief interviews that I conducted on campus. Through partaking in these interviews, I sought to break the invisible barrier that exists between myself and other students, as well as to promote others to reflect on and discuss various aspects of their lives. Through this project, I hope to learn from others experiences and to take steps towards seeing every individual as more whole.

Lea on taking advantage of the present

This is from a set of brief interviews that I conducted on campus. Through partaking in these interviews, I sought to break the invisible barrier that exists between myself and other students, as well as to promote others to reflect on and discuss various aspects of their lives. Through this project, I hope to learn from others experiences and to take steps towards seeing every individual as more whole.



Rachel on the freedom that comes with embracing oneself

In this brief discussion, Julie describes some difficult aspects of the barriers that exist among people. Moreover, she talks about the value of being conscious of and working to break down these barriers.

Julie on the barriers that separate people

Lee responds to the question: "What is a valuable life lesson that you have learned so far?" He discusses a transition in his mindset regarding the importance of taking action and control over his life.

"Stop Waiting"

Patrick responds to the question: "What's a difficult experience you have faced in your life, and how have you grown from it?" He talks about an extremely difficult experience he continues to face, and discusses how it has forever altered his perspective.

Patrick on his altered perspective

This is a recording of a discussion with Juan, an activist worker who shared his beliefs with us on human purpose, multiple dimensions, extraterrestrials, and and aspects of human life consciousness. 

Learning about different belief systems in Peru

This is a discussion with Pete, a 24 year old English guy who worked at the hostel I was staying at. He is one of the many examples of the people I meet whose lives I could have never conceived before my travels. Listening to even part of this would enable you to understand part of the exposure to extremely different peoples' lives that could not be communicated otherwise.

Pete on his life and travels

In this discussion, which took place with my (new) friend Nacho, an Anthropology professor in Argentina, I learn about his perspectives on Anthropology. 

Learning about anthropology from Ignacio, or Nacho

In this discussion, Dori talks about why she feels it is important to integrate travel into her life after university. She describes how this falls into her whole view on how she should live her life, and why this is possible for her.

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