Focusing on the relative and absolute, Rabbi Dr. Jay Michaelson and David Nichtern explore mindfulness, mysticism, and more.
David and Jay spend this episode discussing:
- Jay’s interdisciplinary background and seizing the day
- Mindfulness and Jewish mysticism
- Spiritual and Sensual Exploration
- Relying on a joyful state of mind
- The intersection of psychedelics and spirituality
- The sweet spot between contemplative practice and engaged activism
- Economics, politics, and the elites
- Bliss states and relative experiences
- Neurodiversity and the Enneagram
- Generational shifts of awareness
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“In my actual life, having those relative experiences enables me to touch into the absolute in the midst of daily life. That’s especially true with the dharmic use of psychedelics. The experience itself, especially if it’s a long experience, has its own teaching, and it’s possible to train the mind to remember.” – Rabbi Dr. Jay Michaelson
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