In this episode Paul shares his journey of discovery through semiotics, meaning, French philosophers, art, spiritual practice, and more.

We delve into how experience emerges from the flow between the conscious and the unconscious and how metaphor is the doorway into the unknowable. You may want to check out Paul’s diagram (or mandala) that we discuss.

Joe talks about the origins of chiropractic and his journey with it.

We then discuss a wide range of topics related to awakening the body, including describing the quantum entanglement of the body-mind-emotion system.

Joe describes how most of society is stuck in a sympathetic-nervous-system dominant state, and we discuss the solutions to this.

Aidan and I delve into discussing psychedelic experience, including how people themselves can be psychedelic experiences.

We talk about how to relate to the ineffable. We also discuss user experience design and how this can be applied to spiritual practice.

The episode in which we discuss societal sexual shadows and eros as being the key to some of the deepest spirituals experiences.

Kaloyan experienced a deep awakening that has involved working through and purifying a lot of bodily and karmic trauma. I have been guiding him and working with him through this process.

In this episode we describe what karma is and how we've worked with it in our sessions, particularly focusing on healing the masculine and feminine energies.

My wonderful friend Dan has created a website about trauma-informed mental health.

You can find his website here: haveyoutriedmindfulness.com

The final part of our conversation about making work meaningful. We discuss making work a pleasure, the meaning of life and the importance of cultivating maturity.

Part three of our conversation. In this part we talk about projection, flow states, conflict, interdependence and vulnerability, all in the context of work and spiritual practice

We reveal the mysteries and magic that goes on behind the scenes of a women's group.

Joost tells the story and inspiration behind the sangha that he started, which is called the Dharmagarage, and we discuss how it has become a community for shared adventures and explorations into dharma and meditation.