SOBRE ESTE EPISÓDIO
Every pattern you live by was built for a reason. This trailer explains what The Architect Speaks is about, who is behind it, and where to start.
I'm Michael Lauria, a qualified therapist, author and philosophical mythologist. Each episode takes one pattern, traces it back to where it was installed, and looks at what it's costing you now and what it takes to stop living by it.
The Architect books, thirty-six books in three movements: codexofthearchitect.com/books
My books under my own name, including Twenty Years in the Chair (4 November 2026, foreword by Dr John Demartini), Obsolete, and How to Be Michael Jackson: lauriareads.com
The Atlas is free. It names the pattern running your life in a single sitting: codexofthearchitect.com
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Part 1 of 2 of The Inherited Ladder.
There's a moment you'll know. Someone needs something from you, and you hear yourself agree before you've decided anything, and then you drive home wondering why you keep doing that. The honest answer isn't the kind one, because in that moment you weren't the au…
We are taught from childhood that compromise is a virtue. Give a little, take a little, meet in the middle. This episode listens to what that request actually says. When you ask someone to compromise, you are asking which part of themselves they are willing to kill, so that two smaller versions of …
Life takes real things from people. An injury ends the body you had, or an illness closes a door that used to be open. In that corner of a life the helplessness is accurate, and this episode starts by honouring it. Then it follows what happens next, which almost nobody catches. The helplessness lea…
For more than five hundred and twenty episodes, this show has carried one voice. Work that asks you to take down the structure you live inside needs a clean signal. But work built to make itself obsolete cannot leave its coherence living in one person's voice. So there will now be the occasional gu…
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