Evan Bartholomew, best known by his stage name, Blue Tech, is an electronic music producer and multidisciplinary artist with a penchant for the esoteric. Evan leverages his custom-trained AI models to not only make art but do dream work and summon figures from his subconscious, and that’s just scratching the surface of his practice.
Read MoreAuthor, meditation facilitator, host of The Astral Hustle podcast, and friend, Cory Allen returns to the mind meld!
Read MoreDr. Robert Waldinger, psychiatrist and Zen Roshi, and best-selling author enters the mind meld.
Dr. Waldinger is a Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, where he directs the Harvard Study of Adult Development, the longest-running study of human thriving ever conducted. He’s also the NYT Bestselling author of The Good Life.
Read MoreAutodidactic mythologist, psychology extraordinaire, and Myths That Make Us podcast host, Erick Godsey returns for a truly titanic mind meld.
In this one, we dip our wonder nuggets in many-a-rabbit hole: What it means to live a good life (eudaemonia), esoteric buddhist practices, the surprising scholarly research on reincarnation, Carl Jung, Platonic philosophy, and much, much more.
Read MoreDr. Anna Yusim is a board-certified psychiatrist, a lecturer at the Yale University School of Medicine, and is working to establish the school’s Mental Health and Spirituality Center.
Read More“The power of positive thinking” is a phrase that feels so cliche that I can hardly say it without gagging… Jadedness aside, is there something to it? Can you really “rewire” yourself to be more positive and successful?
Read MoreIt’s as if something orchestrated a meaningful glitch in the matrix just for you. But why? What is synchronicity? What does it tell us about the nature of reality? Why is it especially important in our time? In this wonder dip, we’ll dive into those questions and more through the lens of the philosophy of the man who coined the term, Psychiatrist and philosopher, Carl Jung.
Read MoreThanks to a handful of brilliant human beings (including this year’s physics Nobel Prize winners) and groundbreaking experiments, quantum weirdness has gone mainstream. Reality-breaking concepts like non-locality, what Einstein called ‘spooky action at a distance,’ are now accepted as foundational.
Read MoreI had a tremendous time hosting this live mega mind meld at WITMA. In fact, this whole event was truly cloaked in a palpable aether of positivity, and that goes double for the humans on this panel. The theme of this conversation was supposed to be “Integrating psychedelic experiences.” We start there, but of course, […]
Read MoreI’ve been experimenting with cold exposure (popularly known as the Wim Hof method) for quite a while now. This means a lot of frigid showers, excruciating ice baths and even some winter swimming. That said, I’ve never had a chance to try out a cryo chamber. Until now. How does it compare to good old fashioned frigid […]
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