To celebrate the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples we are going to focus on the wonderful magic created by the Shipibo. My guest in this episode is Carlos Tanner. Carlos runs Ayahuasca Foundation and we will be talking about ayahuasca, shamanism, dietas, the Shipbo, parenting and about the amazing bioluminescent tree Noya Rao.Support the podcast.Music featured in this episode:Yuin Huzamiyuinhuzami.bandcamp.comwww.facebook.com/pages/Yuin-Huzami

Episode 269: noya rao

This podcast will bring together people and ideas that have an alchemical foundation, and together we will dive into the depths of consciousness and hopefully have some stimulating insights and ideas to share. It will also feature interesting talks by philosophers, scientists, explorers and scholars of various sorts. 

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In this episode we are going to discuss why Yadabaoth can’t trip. History of Alchemy.Subscribe to the YouTube channel.Subscribe to Rumble.Support the podcast.Music featured in this episode:Shirobonshirobon.bandcamp.com

Episode 345: yaldabaoth can't trip

In this episode we are going to talk with researcher Marcell Fóti about the mysteries of ancient structures and how they were created. Check out his site natrontheory.com or follow him on X @FoMaHun. History of Alchemy. Subscribe to the YouTube channel. Subscribe to Rumble. Support the podcast. Music featured in this episode: Words Have Edges wordshaveedges.bandcamp.com

Episode 344: natron theory

In this episode we will be looking at the release of the History of Alchemy podcast series.  Listen to the History of Alchemy. Subscribe to the YouTube channel. Subscribe to Rumble. Support the podcast. Music featured in this episode: Alchemy www.alchemusic.bandcamp.com www.soundcloud.com/alchemy

Episode 343: history of alchemy

In this episode my guest is Ricardo Calvário and he is an independent researcher at the Institute for Natural Philosophy. We discuss many aspects of history but something I find interest is the topic of Archaeoacoustics, which is a sub-field of archaeology and acoustics which studies the relationship between people and sound throughout history. Check out his writings or follow him on X: @RicardoCalvrio1.History of Alchemy.Subscribe to the YouTube channel.Subscribe to Rumble.Support the podcast.Music featured in this episode:Momuna Tribeen.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korowai_people

Episode 342: archaeoacoustics

In this episode, my guest is Vanessa Gocksch. She has spent the last seven years living within a self-sustaining community in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, deeply nestled in the Colombian jungle. Vanessa is a passionate advocate for survivalist lifestyles and indigenous wisdom. She is dedicated to educating not only her children, but also others about essential life skills such as hunting, cooking, and planting. Above all, she values co-existing harmoniously with the environment and maintaining close connections to indigenous communities. Check out the website www.selvatorium.co and Instagram @lobitosselvatorium and @selvatorium.Subscribe to the YouTube channel.Subscribe to Rumble.Support the podcast.Music featured in this episode:Selvatoriumselvatorium.co

Episode 269: noya rao

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