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On this episode of Culture & Compliance Chronicles, Amanda Raad and Nitish Upadhyaya from Ropes & Gray’s Insights Lab, and Richard Bistrong of Front-Line Anti-Bribery, are joined by Michael Miller, co-founder of the London Meditation Centre and New York Meditation Center, for an in-depth discussion on the transformative power of Vedic meditation. Discover how meditation can enhance well-being, boost professional performance, and foster healthier workplace cultures. Hear personal stories, myth-busting insights, and practical advice for busy professionals looking to integrate meditation into their daily routines. Whether you’re curious about mindfulness, seeking ways to manage stress, or interested in building a re...

On this episode of Culture & Compliance Chronicles, Amanda Raad and Nitish Upadhyaya from Ropes & Gray’s Insights Lab, and Richard Bistrong of Front-Line Anti-Bribery, are joined by Michael Miller, co-founder of the London Meditation Centre and New York Meditation Center, for an in-depth discussion on the transformative power of Vedic meditation. Discover how meditation can enhance well-being, boost professional performance, and foster healthier workplace cultures. Hear personal stories, myth-busting insights, and practical advice for busy professionals looking to integrate meditation into their daily routines. Whether you’re curious about mindfulness, seeking ways to manage stress, or interested in building a re...

Join Katherine Michael and Grant Pemberton as they welcome Michael Miller of Remnant Radio to Everyday Exorcist for a thoughtful conversation about the intersection of theology, the Holy Spirit, and the gifts of the Spirit. Michael shares his personal journey from a cessationist skeptic to a Spirit-empowered pastor who embraces the fullness of the supernatural while remaining deeply grounded in Scripture. Influenced by mentor and friend Jack Deere, Michael reflects on how his understanding of prophecy, deliverance, and the work of the Holy Spirit matured over time. In this episode, the conversation explores why stepping into the supernatural doesn’t mean “checking your brain at the door.” Instead, Michael argues that sound theology, biblical literacy, and intellectual honesty actually strengthen healthy charismatic practice. They also dive into the challenges facing the modern prophetic movement—especially in an age where technology allows anyone to build a platform without accountability. Michael explains the heart behind Remnant Radio’s annual “Prophecy Review,” where major prophetic words from public figures are examined each year, and discusses the growing need to “Make Prophecy Local Again” —returning prophetic ministry to accountable relationships within the local church. Whether you’re new to the gifts of the Spirit or looking to grow in discernment and maturity, this conversation offers practical wisdom for pursuing a Spirit-led life that honors both Word and Spirit .

Jillian Lavender and Michael Miller are two of the world's most experienced teachers of Vedic Meditation. Co-founders of London and New York Meditation Centers have taught thousands of people to transform their lives. Their work has taken them to seven continents (including Antarctica) — teaching private clients in group settings and with fashion, tech, and finance companies. Jillian’s first book, Why Meditate? Because It Works. has been featured in The Guardian, The Times, and Vogue. Michael hosts the Speaking of Meditation podcast with guests, including functional medicine pioneer Dr Frank Lipman and Zoe app founder Tim Spector. Jillian and Michael come from corporate careers—Jillian is the CEO of a global publishing company based in Paris, and Michael is an executive in the entertainment industry in LA. They recognized immediate improvements when they learned Vedic Meditation and were inspired to share this knowledge. They met in India in 2005 and have been working and teaching together. Instagram: @newyorkmeditationcenter @londonmeditationcentre @jillianlavender @miller_ji Websites: https://newyorkmeditationcenter.com , https://www.londonmeditationcentre.com Book: Why Meditate? Because It Works Summary Exploring Meditation and Its Benefits Michael and Michael Miller had a conversation about meditation and its benefits. Michael Miller mentioned her partner's book, "Why Meditate? Because it works," and her podcast, "Speaking of Meditation," which she believes could be helpful for people looking to understand the potential impact of meditation. Michael agreed, noting that people often look for a quick fix, but sometimes it's easier than they think. They decided to record the conversation for future reference. Michael Miller also mentioned her work as a co-founder of the London and New York Meditation Center. Exploring Vedic Meditation and Mindfulness Michael Miller discussed the technique of Vedic Meditation, which has been practiced for thousands of years and involves quieting the mind and resting the body. Miller mentioned that this technique is taught to people from all walks of life, including high performers who understand the power of their mind and focus. Michael agreed on the importance of meditation, especially in managing stress and burnout, and expressed interest in the technique. He also shared his observation that people often take things personally. Michael Miller responded by discussing the importance of maintaining a clear signal amidst the noise in the mind and being present to detect what's happening. Exploring Meditation's Benefits and Mental Focus Michael Miller and Michael discussed the benefits of meditation, particularly its ability to enhance perceptual capability, reduce reactivity, and provide a sense of grace. Michael Miller emphasized that meditation allows individuals to be more present and available to others and to respond to situations more thoughtfully. Michael shared his experience with noise cancellation on his ear pods, likening it to a moment of silence amidst the world's noise. He also referenced a scene from a movie where a baseball pitcher, Kevin Costner, quiets himself down to focus solely on the game, illustrating the importance of mental focus. Self-love, Meditation, and Inner Stability Michael and Michael Miller discussed the importance of self-love and self-acceptance in achieving inner stability and calmness. Michael Miller used the metaphor of a wave on the ocean to illustrate how meditation can help individuals connect with their true selves beyond external achievements and material possessions. He emphasized the value of tapping into inner quiet and stability to navigate the outside world more effectively. Michael agreed, noti

The economy is difficult to predict but if we have a downturn how will that affect your ESOP? This episode provides a good overview for both companies moving into ESOP and those existing ESOPs as it relates to working through potential issues of a downturn with seasoned expert ESOPs trustee and benefit plans - Michael Miller.

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Andy Korge and Michael Miller talk about the last days of the Trump presidency.