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In this episode we once again have on friend of the show, Remy and his wife Ashley. Together they own and operate Kumankaya. A healing and retreat center just outside of Tulum, in Mexico. We not only go over what they are offering at their center but a story on how they began their path and how they ended up selling everything they had and left the comforts of their lives to follow the call of the Medicine and all the beautiful twists and turns that followed as they embraced their path. We also discuss some of their personal and professional work with some sacred plant medicines as a search for self discovery and connection, giving oneself space, overcoming what they refer to as 'Sacred Terror', pushing the boundaries of rationality to gain a different life perspective and experiencing self-love as an act of self-service.
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In this episode we discuss some of the views of psychologist Otto Rank, a student of Freud, and his views on working with the past to improve the present, optimizing the positive, UN-learning one's past, a person's experience during birth as a blueprint for future evolutionary events and how neuroticism is a struggle against external forces.
In this episode we have a discussion around and a deep dove into one of Eric's most cringeworthy memories from his childhood and what he attributes as pieces to his recovery from it. We also discuss the inner drive one has to express their unbound self and fear as an opposition to authenticity.
In this episode we continue to discuss Carl Jung, the loves' of his life, connecting the inner and outer realities, accepting our inner judge, a brief history of MK Ultra, having contrast with the ethics of our current culture and how our partners stimulate deep aspects of ourselves.
In this episode we continue to discuss Carl Jung and some personal tales of synchronicity in addition to the flexibility of space and time.
In this episode we discuss some of Carl Jung's clinical observations and the sort of 3 pillars of a functioning self from a psychological standpoint. We also discuss hierarchical organizations and being cuts of from one's inner archetype.
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