In this introspective episode of Dmitri's Door, Dmitri explores the intersection of politics, freedom, and inner growth. Reflecting on his invitation to join local elections in Hiiumaa, he questions who should lead in society, and proposes that true leaders must embody both internal and external freedom. Drawing from personal experience with startups, meditation, and community dialogue, Dmitri challenges the current political system, advocates for qualified and self-aware individuals in leadership, and envisions a future without rigid party lines. The episode ends with a guided reflection, encouraging listeners to evaluate their own readiness for service and personal growth.

In this episode, Dmitri and Jerax wander through a free‑flowing conversation about place, identity, creativity, and flow. They explore how different environments resonate with us, how “intuition” or inner knowing guides our choices, and how passion sometimes conflicts with external expectations. Jerax shares insights from his gaming career: the tension between structure and spontaneity, how performance emerges when one stays present rather than overthinking, and how “losing” can still carry deep value. They also dive into team dynamics, how trust, safety, communication, and shared rituals can enable a collective flow state. The episode winds down with reflections on authenticity, energy sharing, and the natural arc of conversations.

This isn’t a podcast that hands you answers. It’s an invitation to pause, to listen inward, and to explore paths to freedom. Be it external or internal freedom.

In this opening message, I’ll share how to best experience Dmitri’s Door: not as content to consume, but as a space to co-create with your own awareness. This is a different kind of show - slow, meditative, and dialectic. If you’ve ever felt pulled toward inner freedom, non-duality, or philosophical inquiry, this is a place for you.

Bring a notebook, a cup of tea, and your full attention. Together, we’ll open the door and begin. Sit down, and treat it as a dialogue.