8 Circuit Yoga is framework we can use to transform the mundane Status Quo into something transcendent. We can root our personalities in something deeper within. Mentions: C.G. Jung, Wolfgang Pauli, Zhuangzi, Marie-Louise von Franz, Jordan Peterson, Aleister Crowley, Ramana Maharshi, A Course in Miracles, and Neem Karoli Baba.
8 Circuit Yoga is framework we can use to transform the mundane Status Quo into something transcendent. We can root our personalities in something deeper within. The transition from circuit 6 to 7 involves an encounter with the numinous presence of the primordial female archetype - the Goddess. Mentions: C.G. Jung, Marie-Louise von Franz, Jean Shinoda Bolen, Peter Kingsley.
8 Circuit Yoga is framework we can use to transform the mundane Status Quo into something transcendent. We can root our personalities in something deeper within. In Circuit 6, one experiences what seem to be extrasensory intelligences. Mentions: C.G. Jung, Robert Anton Wilson, Terence McKenna, Philip K Dick, John C. Lilly, Marie-Louise von Franz, Julian Jaynes, Eddie Lenihan, Dan Harmon.
8 Circuit Yoga is framework we can use to transform the mundane Status Quo into something transcendent. We can root our personalities in something deeper within. In Circuit 5, one experiences a sense of peace, love, harmony, and hilaritas. Mentions: Eckhart Tolle, Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, Ram Dass, Mircea Eliade.
8 Circuit Yoga is framework we can use to transform the mundane Status Quo into something transcendent. We can root our personalities in something deeper within. This episode describes Circuit 1 through Circuit 4 - all together they create the Status Quo. Mentions: Gurdjieff, Robotic Life, Shaun of the Dead Zombies, Vampires, C.G. Jung, Gabor Mate, Christina Grof, Buddha, and Alain de Botton.
8 Circuit Yoga is framework we can use to transform the mundane Status Quo into something transcendent. We can root our personalities in something deeper within. Xavier introduces 8 Circuit Yoga. Mentions: Timothy Leary, Robert Anton Wilson.
