Seek and Destroy

The discussion on time continues this week as Carson gives an update on his new perspective, as well as scheduling out the next three months of his life to the minute. Other subjects include lucid dreams and ayahuasca. \m/

Does time exist? Carson's "House of Cards" analogy leads to one of the podcast's most intense inquiries to date, as he is tossed head first into a direct experience of awareness without form. This leads our hosts to an examination of time, in relation to suffering and beyond. Other topics include a look at the role of spiritual practices, and experiences of "the witness". \m/

Why do we suffer? Our hosts try to find out this week as Carson's life begins to resemble The Book of Job, leading to a look at the story itself. Brett also recounts his experience in the isolation tank. This week's episode continues via an extra download available through our website at www.SNDPODCAST.com. Topics on the extra include final thoughts on the isolation tank and a theory on energy awakenings. \m/

“Who in the world am I? Ah, that's the great puzzle.” Venture down the rabbit hole with Carson and Brett this week as they dig into a grab bag of subjects leaving no stone unturned. Brett takes a look at the fear surrounding psychedelic experiences as he's gotten older, and Carson faces some major changes to his life with his job and the sudden loss of his dog. Other subjects include sensory deprivation tanks, MMA, ketamine, neck nominations, politics, and the illusion of control. \m/

We're turning this podcast up to 11! Carson catches someone stealing at his shop, and Brett is faced with inquiry taking him to places he doesn't necessarily want to go. The duo then look at Yogani's "Evolutionary Stages of Mind" which leads to a discussion on drug induced states and their relation to states found on the spiritual path. Other topics include sensory deprivation tanks and meditation experiences. \m/

In this week's episode, Carson shares the story of his grandfather's passing, leading to an evaluation of his relationship with his father. Brett recounts losing a feline friend, and describes the experience of the inner deconstruction currently taking place on his path. Other subjects include a look at blame. \m/

Carson & Brett discover a parallel in their paths shifting focus from the internal to the external, and a look at stress leads to a theoretical heirarchy of emotions. Has the duo pinpointed the end of suffering? Probably not, but they do revisit their experiments with Earthing. All this, and the return of GENERIC INTROOOOOOooooo on this week's Seek and Destroy.

"Shut Up and Listen" finds Brett confronted with the fact that he is a bad listener. Carson's time away from his family sheds new light on his priorities in life, leading to the duo looking at the role of a father from both sides of the equation. The first (and last) "Inquiry of the Week" is undertaken, and a look at the practice of bearing witness takes a turn for the weird. \m/

Episode ten finds the guys discovering some changes to their reactions when faced with extreme external circumstances. Carson shares another wild acupuncture experience, and Brett shares a story of a teaching brought upon by an unlikely candidate. An inquiry into marijuana use quickly becomes an intervention of sorts as Carson is forced to look at the role it plays in his life. Other topics include psychedelic studies and emotional integration. \m/

It's a fight to the (ego) death as Carson and Brett square off in this steel cage match film review of the documentary "Kumare"! Witness the carnage as heads are smashed into zabutons, bodies slammed into smoldering piles of nag champa, and the lotus leg lock leaves the ring stained in blood! Hold on tight folks, it's a battle for the ages on this week's Seek and Destroy! \m/