There are no people in albill’s collective.
The question of the soul is one that is ages-old and asked in many if not all spiritual traditions. What is the breakdown of the soul? 3, 9, 1 parts? the experiences vary widely around the world.
Joining me to discuss some Norse/Germanic views is Wini
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In this episode we’re talking NFTs. If you don’t know what this latest phenomenon in the crypto, blockchain, asset speculation world is, if you’ve heard of NFTs but wanna know more, or if you wanna hear why NFTs might be leading us to an (even more) dystopian future — we’ve got you covered.
We’ve brought on two guests to help unpack the NFT craze: Nathan Schneider is an Assistant Professor of Media studies at the University of Colorado, Boulder, journalist, founder of the Media Enterprise Design Lab, and author most recently of Everything for Everyone: The Radical Tradition that Is Shaping the Next Economy, published by Nation Books.
Cory Doctorow is an author, activist, journalist and blogger, editor of Pluralistic dot net, former European director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and author of the novels Attack Surface and Walkaway, as well as nonfiction books like How to Destroy Surveillance Capitalism.
Thank you to Beulah for the intermission music. Upstream theme music was composed by Robert.
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In this remarkable video Loch Kelly opens by describing his background in the Wisdom Traditions as well as various schools of psychotherapy. He recounts his first shift into Self essence and his initial meeting with Dick Schwartz that led to their co-facilitation of Spirituality retreats. Loch discusses Self-Essence from which arises Self-Energy and then Self-Leadership and describes the "11 i’s" of Self-Essence. He names common Self-like parts which are often "transitional parts" as we seek to embody more Self energy and offers ways to help them separate out from "pretending to be you". Loch invites us to consider where we are aware from to help us find the "awake space". He offers ways for us to know ourselves as "essentially human". The conversation closes with an understanding of the role of empathy in the therapeutic encounter. This video is very rich and worth visiting a few times as different parts may hear different things at different times. Loch is clear that these teachings invite a shift in our identity to the embodied Self which he describes here, "Self is that which has the capacity to bear that which is unbearable".
Loch Kelly, M.Div. LCSW is the author of, Shift into Freedom: The Scie…
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What goes into making "a self," and how can we bring together the many aspects of who we are?
On today’s episode of the Being Well Podcast, @Rick Hanson and I talked with meditation teacher, bestselling author, and podcaster (and their good friend) Michael Taft about moving from the spiritual to the secular and back again, ego dissolution, and how we can create ever-better versions of ourselves.
Subscribe to Being Well on: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/being-well-with-dr-rick-hanson/id1120885936 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5d87ZU1XY0fpdYNSEwXLVQ
Key Topics: 0:00 Introduction 1:20 Michael’s journey from the spiritual to the secular to back again. 5:00 LSD, yoga, and Shinzen Young 9:30 Reconciling the spiritual and the secular. 17:35 What is “deconstructing yourself?” 24:25 Ego dissolution and panic. 28:00 “Spiritual emergencies” and cautions around mindfulness. 31:45 Psychedelics and seeing the ego as an object. 33:30 Practices that help people see the empty nature of the self. 37:30 Key teachings for life’s long road. 49:30 A message to your younger self. 51:45 Recap
About Me: I’m Forrest, the co-author of Resilient (https://amzn.to/3iXLerD) and host of the Being Well Podcast (https://apple.co/38ufGG0). I’m making videos focused on simplifying …
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What we offer one another as human beings is an environment. And in spending so much time in relationships, it only makes sense that we try to use them as a vehicle for awakening. But what does it mean to be a safe space for another human being, to not have an agenda in sharing time with each other? This process requires a shift in the way we view our relationships, and the function they serve in our lives. In looking through the lens of separateness we see relationships as a means to fulfill desires, reinforce identities, and defend the personalities we’ve worked so hard to maintain. In extricating ourselves from these desire systems we free the mind and body to be open to the appropriate response within any dynamic. We offer ourselves as needed but avoid getting caught up in the giving and receiving. We learn to honor and delight in the beauty of the intellect without being caught or attempting to trap others. (Detroit, OR - August 1994) Please click the following link for further teachings on relationships:
https://www.ramdass.org/relationships-emotions/
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Today, listeners, we gather our ritual offerings of eggs and honey and travel to a three-way cross roads as we discuss the in-depth ‘Sorcery of Hekate’ course with practicing magician, author and strategic sorcerer, Mr. Jason Miller! Jason has devoted 30 years to studying practical magic in its many forms. He is the author of several tomes of magical insight, including Protection and Reversal Magick, Financial Sorcery and many others. In this episode, Jason talks about all of the intricacies and daily and long term benefits that are built into this course.
Jason’s Hekate Course info - https://www.strategicsorcery.net/sorcery-of-hekate/
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The introduction and outro music for this podcast is the piece “Tornado” by the excellent Dávid Szesztay, a composer from Budapest, Hungary, with all music copyright for this track belonging to David Szestay. Music © Dávid Szesztay. Here is more info:
*David’s biography - http://www.needledrop.co/artists/david-szesztay/ *David’s “Tornado” Track - http://freemusicarchive.org/music/David_Szesztay/20170730112627341/Tornado_1008
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"Broadcasting the voices of the land and the deceased, host Khi Armand weaves together history, ethnography, and spiritual experience to explore the unique promises and challenges of our time." Tune in Saturdays at 12pm Pacific / 3pm Eastern to connect with the stories, people, and landscapes that make us human with host Khi Armand on this unique interdisciplinary show featuring guests from a wide variety of fields and backgrounds sharing their expertise on topics of biography, history, and places that matter. Culture worker and spiritworker Khi Armand channels marginalized voices from deep within the recesses of our world toward the resolution and reconciliation that we need now.
"Broadcasting the voices of the land and the deceased, host Khi Armand weaves together history, ethnography, and spiritual experience to explore the unique promises and challenges of our time." Tune in Saturdays at 12pm Pacific / 3pm Eastern to connect with the stories, people, and landscapes that make us human with host Khi Armand on this unique interdisciplinary show featuring guests from a wide variety of fields and backgrounds sharing their expertise on topics of biography, history, and places that matter. Culture worker and spiritworker Khi Armand channels marginalized voices from deep within the recesses of our world toward the resolution and reconciliation that we need now.
Broadcasting the voices of the land and the deceased, host Khi Armand weaves together history, ethnography, and spiritual experience to explore the unique promises and challenges of our time. Connect with the stories, people, and landscapes that make us human on this unique, interdisciplinary show featuring guests from a wide variety of fields and backgrounds sharing their expertise on topics of biography, history, and places that matter. Culture worker and spiritworker Khi Armand channels marginalized voices from deep within the recesses of our world toward the resolution and reconciliation that we need now. Tune in every Saturday to On Sacred Ground at Noon PT, 3pm ET, online, call in by phone 657-383-0525, or ‘Click-to-Talk’ via a computer interface. Join in chat using a registered BlogTalkRadio account.
Join host Khi Armand and historian Al Cummins for a riveting discussion on English traditions involving the land the deceased. "Broadcasting the voices of the land and the deceased, host Khi Armand weaves together history, ethnography, and spiritual experience to explore the unique promises and challenges of our time." Connect with the stories, people, and landscapes that make us human in this unique, interdisciplinary show featuring guests from a wide variety of fields and backgrounds sharing their expertise on topics of biography, history, and places that matter. Culture worker and spiritworker Khi Armand channels marginalized voices from deep within the recesses of our world toward the resolution and reconciliation that we need now. Tune in every Saturday to On Sacred Ground at Noon PT, 3pm ET, online, call in by phone 657-383-0525, or ‘Click-to-Talk’ via a computer interface. Join in chat using a registered BlogTalkRadio account.
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