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LF180 Ken Elliott - Manifesting and the Mind-Matter Matrix

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Ken Elliott discusses his book Manifesting 1 2 3. For many years, the concept of manifesting has inspired countless individuals striving to improve their lives. Always one of the most popular areas in the Mind, Body & Spirit section of bookshops, titles such as The Secret and literally thousands of similar publications offer tantalising glimpses of how The Law of Attraction and other 'positive thinking' practices can bring about profound changes in our being. For millions, sadly, the result has been little more than disappointment and frustration as, despite months or even years of wish lists, vision boards and workshops, their hopes and dreams somehow fail to materialize. So is there, after all, real substance to any of this? Or is it merely New Age snake oil peddled to the lost and alone?
As it emerges, what most manifesting manuals don't tell you is that thought is indeed a real force. Non-material and non-local, but a force nonetheless, with a solid grounding that cutting edge science may one day reveal to us. Our thoughts do indeed affect our physical reality and like gravity, whether we believe in it or not, it's happening anyway. Call it science, call it magic, call it anything you like - it's merely one of the basic operating principles of the Universe that each of us experiences each and every day, even if we chose to deny it. Harnessing this power, however, through focussed will, intention and desire, and charged by emotion, has the potential to become extremely powerful.
http://manifesting123.com/http://www.kenelliott.com/
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LF179 Colin E. Davis & Melissa Mari - Cracking the Codes of Cosmic Darkness: Part One

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Colin E. Davis and Melissa Mari discuss their book Shadow Tech - Cracking the Codes of Personal and Collective Darkness. This is a two part interview. Part two is here
Is there a destructive force in the universe that we call evil, and if so, how does it work? Is culture related to dysfunction and disease? What is the nature of the shadow of the human psyche? Can any of this explain concepts of possession and demonic influence?
The destructive force in the universe is a actually a creative challenger, driving evolution onwards and upwards. Although darkness is a universal force that can never be eliminated, managing our destructive energies is not only possible, it is essential for ourselves and our species to survive and thrive. We are programmed to maximise pleasure and minimise pain, but there is a power at work within us that we ignore at our peril. From the subatomic to the cosmic - darkness, destructiveness, negativity, evil - call it what you will - is everywhere and eternal. It is real and it exists for a reason. It has a purpose. At this time in human history, understanding this is of vital importance. ''One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making the darkness conscious."
01ExperienceFear No Virus
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LF182 Colin E. Davis & Melissa Mari - Cracking the Codes of Cosmic Darkness: Part Two

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Colin E. Davis and Melissa Mari discuss their book Shadow Tech - Cracking the Codes of Personal and Collective Darkness. This is a two part interview. Part one is here
In the follow-up to our first interview we further discuss the nature of evil as a non-local force communicable across the energetic field which exists between individuals, groups, and entire species. It is the shadow side of the human psyche known down the ages as demons, evil spirits, and possession, amongst other things. It is viral and parasitic in nature, operating within the biological computer, the hardware of the body, and the software of the mind. Human culture, therefore, is like a computer network, and deep within it politics, economics, the media, and every tentacle of our tremulous civilization twists and tortures our subconscious. We are, however, not completely helpless. In acknowledging what ails us and summoning the courage to confront it, we have at least a chance of cutting out this cancer before it kills the host.
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LF168 Rory Mac Sweeney - Orphans of the Stars

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Dr. Rory Mac Sweeney discusses some of the ideas in his book The Paradox of Lucid Dreaming - A Metaphysical Theory of Mind.
In this freewheeling, off-the-cuff chat we explore creativity, philosophy, the rise of independent media and growing global interconnectedness, psychedelics and shamanism, the origin of life, the potential existence of meaning and purpose throughout the cosmos, and the fundamental nature of reality itself. Can something really be created from nothing, and if not, has something always existed? Perhaps the biggest question of all is not how, but why? This is a three part interview. Part two is here.
www.wakeupinyourdreams.com
Greg Moffitt on Reality Check Podcast with Rory Mac Sweeney.
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LF178 Rory Mac Sweeney - Wide Asleep, Deep Awake

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Dr. Rory Mac Sweeney discusses some of the ideas in his book The Paradox of Lucid Dreaming - A Metaphysical Theory of Mind.
This is a three part interview. Part one is here. Part two is here.
During the show, we further probe the blurring boundaries between the micro world of quantum physics and the macro realm of our so-called reality, and those between the waking and dreaming states of consciousness. It would appear that as these apparently discrete worlds collide and cross over, the gulf between mind and matter, between thought and the physical realm, is narrowing at an increasing rate. Developments in technology, language, and evolutionary biology are converging as we become more conscious of our individual and collective creative processes, carving reality from a field of potential where everything theoretically exists. Subjective experience, which mainstream science says we should ignore, is becoming increasingly significant. As these phenomena exponentially expand, what then happens to our preconceived notions of what is fact and what is truth? Is there, in the end, a hard, fast reality out there, or is all just a story that consciousness is telling itself?
www.wakeupinyourdreams.com
Greg Moffitt on Reality Check Podcast with Rory Mac Sweeney.
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LF170 Rory Mac Sweeney - Awaken in the Dream

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Dr. Rory Mac Sweeney discusses some of the ideas in his book The Paradox of Lucid Dreaming - A Metaphysical Theory of Mind.
This is a three part interview. Part one is here.
During today's show we delve deep into the dream space, discussing how the barriers between dreams and reality, and between mind and matter are dissolving as we awaken once again to the true nature of the world and the wider cosmos - one of paradox, illusion and constant change. The cosmos and the so-called laws which govern it are not static. The dualistic model of reality promoted by Western materialist reductionism is revealing itself as just another dogma. The scientific method has brought us many benefits, but the core concept that some empirical reality actually exists is constantly and increasingly being challenged by our lived experience of subjective realities and the limits of mass consensual reality. If you think you're awake you're dreaming, and if you know you're dreaming, you're awake...
www.wakeupinyourdreams.com
Greg Moffitt on Reality Check Podcast with Rory Mac Sweeney.
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LF171 Laurie Endicott Thomas - Control, Coercion and State Education

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Laurie Endicott Thomas discusses her book Not Trivial - How Studying the Traditional Liberal Arts Can Set You Free.
Why are there so many problems within our modern education system? In theory, our schools should be better than they've ever been, but growing numbers of people are embarking on their adult lives as functionally illiterate. Despite the best efforts of educators, much of the system is thus increasingly unfit for purpose. This has enormous implications for society in general, and politics in particular. Is this by accident, or by design? Are there hidden agendas at work? Upon investigation, it would seem that the true purpose of compulsory state education is less about liberation and freedom of opportunity, and more about control, coercion, and churning out compliant consumers and obedient workers willing to take their allotted place in society's hierarchy. When direct oppression is no longer possible, deliberate dumbing down will do just as well.
www.nottrivialbook.com
Related interviews:Richard Grove - What We Can All Learn From John Taylor GattoNick Duffell - Wounded Leaders
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LF172 Gregg Levoy - Vital Signs: The Nature and Nurture of Passion

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Gregg Levoy discusses his book Vital Signs - The Nature and Nurture of Passion. This exuberant and compelling work explores how you can cultivate not just a specific passion, but passion as a mindset - a stance - that helps bring vitality to all your engagements, from work and relationships to creativity and spiritual life. Vital Signs examines the endless, yet endlessly fruitful, tug-of-war between passion and security in our lives, the wild in us and the tame, our natural selves and our conditioned selves, and shows us how to stay engaged with the world and resist the downward-pulling forces that can drain our aliveness.
Vital Signs also encourages courageous inquiry into our dis-passion - where we're numb, depressed, stuck and bored in our lives - so that we can rework these tendencies in ourselves, claim our rightful inheritance of vitality, and get our spark back. Drawing from centuries of history, art, science, psychology and philosophy, as well as in-depth interviews with people who rediscovered and reignited passion in their own lives, Vital Signs offers an expansive menu of possibilities for how to claim and reclaim your passion, and will help you maintain a keen awareness of where the pulse is and a determination to plug into that place.
www.gregglevoy.com
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LF192 Grafton Tanner - Culture, Capitalism, and Digital Disease: Part Two

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Grafton Tanner discusses his book Babbling Corpse - Vaporwave and the Commodification of Ghosts.
The age of global capitalism promised all things to everyone; a world of techno-utopian fantasies embellished by endless entertainment, copious consumerism, and instant communication. As the 20th Century finally gave way to the 21st, corporate central control offered a vision of a future free from war, fear, and limitation. In societies increasingly devoid of meaning and purpose, we bought into the promise of this digital dreamland with religious zeal. The future, however, is turning out to be far from that envisioned in the ivory towers of industry imagineers. The events of 9/11 and subsequent years of the so-called 'war on terror', and the seismic shock of the 2008 financial crash and it's fatal fallout have left America, the West in general, and many other regions of the world reeling with no end in sight and with the milk and honey promises of the past in tatters.
Taking Vaporwave - a nascent musical micro-genre - as our starting point, we explore its parodies of popular culture, the changing face of a music business in meltdown, global capitalism's effect on art, the insidious side-effects of the electronic media which pervade our lives, the death of the old and emergence of new meaning in society, the burgeoning nostalgia industry, and our post-millennial obsession with a past which now resembles nothing less than a vanished golden age.
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LF190 Grafton Tanner - Culture, Capitalism, and Digital Disease: Part One

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Grafton Tanner discusses his book Babbling Corpse - Vaporwave and the Commodification of Ghosts.
The age of global capitalism promised all things to everyone; a world of techno-utopian fantasies embellished by endless entertainment, copious consumerism, and instant communication. As the 20th Century finally gave way to the 21st, corporate central control offered a vision of a future free from war, fear, and limitation. In societies increasingly devoid of meaning and purpose, we bought into the promise of this digital dreamland with religious zeal. The future, however, is turning out to be far from that envisioned in the ivory towers of industry imagineers. The events of 9/11 and subsequent years of the so-called 'war on terror', and the seismic shock of the 2008 financial crash and it's fatal fallout have left America, the West in general, and many other regions of the world reeling with no end in sight and with the milk and honey promises of the past in tatters.
Taking Vaporwave - a nascent musical micro-genre - as our starting point, we explore its parodies of popular culture, the changing face of a music business in meltdown, global capitalism's effect on art, the insidious side-effects of the electronic media which pervade our lives, the death of the old and emergence of new meaning in society, the burgeoning nostalgia industry, and our post-millennial obsession with a past which now resembles nothing less than a vanished golden age.
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