Erick Godsey returns!
Erick and I riff about the practical and psychospiritual aspects of Plato’s cave. We also discuss potential links between the cave allegory and Jung’s individuation process.
Dr. Andrew Gallimore returns! In this one, we riff on visionary molecules like DMT, their potential to open the mind to alien communication, and higher consciousness.
Read MorePlato’s Allegory of the Cave is a powerful tale. Not only is it one of the oldest versions of what, today, we’d call the “matrix” or “simulation” scenario, it’s the most practical, prescient, and esoteric.
Read MoreCreative Codex host, MjDorian returns! We delve into the psychology, philosophy, and esoteric history of Tarot.
Read MorePsychiatrist, Judy Tsafrir enters the mind meld! Judy is one of those rare beings with both a rigorous conventional education and a deeply spiritual perspective. After a spiritual awakening in her late 40s, doctor Tsafrir began to integrate spiritual practices into her life and her medical practice in a multitude of ways.
Read MoreAuthor and seeker Cory Allen returns! In this one, we riff on the importance of seeing through your own personal simulation, your own reality tunnel, as author, Robert Anton Wilson called it.
Read MoreMichael Garfield returns for another mercurial mind meld. We riff on individuation, high-weirdness, non-human intelligence, Carl Jung, what Robert Anton Wilson called “the chapel perilous,” directed evolution, the limits of empirical knowledge, and more.
Read MoreIn this one, we take a multi-dimensional, mythopoetic, psycho-spiritual moonwalk through the chapel perilous.
Read MoreProfessor, philosopher, and best-selling author of Passion of the Western Mind, Richard Tarnas Ph.D enters the mind meld!
Read MoreTimothy Owen Desmond, Ph.D returns to mind meld! the surprising connections between ancient wisdom (both eastern and western) and modern physics. We also muse about Earnest Becker’s Denial of Death, and the philosophy of Hegel. We speculate about the physics of near-death experiences, particularly through the lens of the one Carl Jung experienced in 1944…
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