

SACRED NATURALISM: Part 3 - Shamanism & Sociology w/ Gregg Henriques
12 snips Sep 25, 2021
Gregg Henriques, a professor renowned for his expertise in metapsychology and unified theory, engages in a compelling discourse about shamanism's relevance in modern society. He explores the role of shamans in healing practices and how their wisdom can help us navigate contemporary crises. The discussion highlights the intersection of ethics, psychology, and nature, advocating for a holistic understanding of health that transcends cultural barriers. They also examine the transformative power of shamanic practices and the importance of integrating spirituality with our ecological consciousness.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Exploring Ethics, Psychology, and Shamanism
03:39 • 12min
The Shaman's Journey: Healing and Crisis
15:16 • 30min
The Healing Interconnections
45:21 • 8min
Navigating Optimal Functioning and Emotional Responses in Society
53:02 • 2min
Healing Through Nature
55:13 • 8min
Integrating Spirituality and Nature
01:03:03 • 33min
Exploring the Depths of Consciousness
01:35:44 • 17min
Shamanism and Cultural Detachment
01:52:43 • 14min
Exploring Hyperobjects and Cultural Transformation
02:06:21 • 2min