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In this episode, Max Emanuel speaks with Prince Stash Kłossowski de Rola, who lived the Rock 'n' Roll Lifestyle through the 1960s and 1970s and had connections with famous musicians like the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and Jimi Hendrix. They discuss Prince Stash's upbringing in Switzerland, his family of Artists such as his father Balthus, his experiences in boarding school, and his interest in mysticism and spirituality. Prince Stash also talks about his love for music, particularly rock 'n' roll, and his exploration of alchemy. The conversation touches on topics like the nature of time, the constraints of society, and the importance of inner understanding. The conversation delves into the practice of magic and the importance of meditation and reflection. Prince Stash emphasizes the need to approach magic as a form of unconditional love and to avoid coercing entities or forcing outcomes. He discusses his mentors and the turning points in his life, including encounters with Krishnamurti and Lama Govinda. Prince Stash also talks about living in his castle and the beauty of the environment. He mentions his podcast and substack platform, where he shares philosophy and fiction. He warns against scammers using his name and directs listeners to his official website.
Socials
Podcast: https://princestash.substack.com/
Web: https://princestash.com
IG: @prince.stash
YT: @realprincestash
Takeaways
Prince Stash had a unique upbringing in Switzerland during the 1940s and 1950s, living in magnificent homes and attending boarding school.
He developed an early interest in mysticism and spirituality, reading the Bhagavad Gita at a young age and later exploring Buddhist and Hindu philosophies.
Prince Stash had connections with famous musicians like the Beatles and Jimi Hendrix, discussing deep topics and exploring psychedelic experiences.
He also delved into the world of alchemy, studying under a famous disciple of Fulcanelli and contributing books on the subject.
The conversation highlights the importance of inner understanding, breaking free from societal constraints, and connecting with the divine. Approach magic as a form of unconditional love and avoid coercing entities or forcing outcomes.
Encounters with mentors like Krishnamurti and Lama Govinda can be transformative and provide valuable insights.
Living in a castle offers a unique and inspiring environment for creativity and reflection.
Prince Stash has a podcast and substack platform where he shares philosophy, erotica, and fiction.
Beware of scammers using Prince Stash's name and visit his official website for authentic content.
Chapters
00:00 An Enchanted Childhood
13:11 Exploring Mysticism and Spirituality
29:34 Discovering One's Own Sound
39:25 Magic as the Highest Philosophy
40:05 Dangers of Coercive Magic
40:57 Visualization and Absorption in Magic
46:00 The Power of Unconditional Love
46:49 Influential Mentors in Prince Stash's Life
58:16 Living in a Castle: Inspiration and Environment
01:08:33 Writing Projects and Podcast
01:18:58 Wrapping Up and Expressing Gratitude
In this episode, Max Emanuel speaks with Prince Stash Kłossowski de Rola, who lived the Rock 'n' Roll Lifestyle through the 1960s and 1970s and had connections with famous musicians like the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and Jimi Hendrix. They discuss Prince Stash's upbringing in Switzerland, his family of Artists such as his father Balthus, his experiences in boarding school, and his interest in mysticism and spirituality. Prince Stash also talks about his love for music, particularly rock 'n' roll, and his exploration of alchemy. The conversation touches on topics like the nature of time, the constraints of society, and the importance of inner understanding. The conversation delves into the practice of magic and the importance of meditation and reflection. Prince Stash emphasizes the need to approach magic as a form of unconditional love and to avoid coercing entities or forcing outcomes. He discusses his mentors and the turning points in his life, including encounters with Krishnamurti and Lama Govinda. Prince Stash also talks about living in his castle and the beauty of the environment. He mentions his podcast and substack platform, where he shares philosophy and fiction. He warns against scammers using his name and directs listeners to his official website.
Socials
Podcast: https://princestash.substack.com/
Web: https://princestash.com
IG: @prince.stash
YT: @realprincestash
Takeaways
Prince Stash had a unique upbringing in Switzerland during the 1940s and 1950s, living in magnificent homes and attending boarding school.
He developed an early interest in mysticism and spirituality, reading the Bhagavad Gita at a young age and later exploring Buddhist and Hindu philosophies.
Prince Stash had connections with famous musicians like the Beatles and Jimi Hendrix, discussing deep topics and exploring psychedelic experiences.
He also delved into the world of alchemy, studying under a famous disciple of Fulcanelli and contributing books on the subject.
The conversation highlights the importance of inner understanding, breaking free from societal constraints, and connecting with the divine. Approach magic as a form of unconditional love and avoid coercing entities or forcing outcomes.
Encounters with mentors like Krishnamurti and Lama Govinda can be transformative and provide valuable insights.
Living in a castle offers a unique and inspiring environment for creativity and reflection.
Prince Stash has a podcast and substack platform where he shares philosophy, erotica, and fiction.
Beware of scammers using Prince Stash's name and visit his official website for authentic content.
Chapters
00:00 An Enchanted Childhood
13:11 Exploring Mysticism and Spirituality
29:34 Discovering One's Own Sound
39:25 Magic as the Highest Philosophy
40:05 Dangers of Coercive Magic
40:57 Visualization and Absorption in Magic
46:00 The Power of Unconditional Love
46:49 Influential Mentors in Prince Stash's Life
58:16 Living in a Castle: Inspiration and Environment
01:08:33 Writing Projects and Podcast
01:18:58 Wrapping Up and Expressing Gratitude