

224. Robert Svoboda
Apr 2, 2014
Robert Svoboda, the first non-Indian Ayurvedic practitioner, shares his unique journey from Kenya to India, providing insights into Ayurveda, Yoga, and spiritual practices. He elaborates on the intricate relationship between substance use and spirituality, particularly concerning alcohol in Indian culture. The conversation dives into concepts of possession, identity, and the dualities of human consciousness. Svoboda also discusses the transformative nature of Kundalini awakening and its impact on personal growth, along with the essential balance between individuality and collective consciousness.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Spirituality and Substances: A Complex Dance
04:02 • 8min
Exploring the Roots of Hindu Identity and the Culture of Possession in Indian Rituals
12:31 • 4min
Kundalini and Tantra: Spiritual Misunderstandings
16:06 • 7min
Exploring Possession: Genetics, Culture, and Identity
23:06 • 12min
The Battle of Collective Consciousness
35:33 • 6min
Exploring Human Dependence on Sensory Inputs
41:46 • 2min
The Complexity of Consciousness and Duality
44:11 • 8min
The Interconnectedness of Humans and Microorganisms
52:38 • 2min
The Dance of Identity and Consciousness
54:53 • 22min
Consciousness and Spirituality in Evolution
01:16:31 • 19min
Navigating the Kundalini Awakening
01:35:20 • 20min
Navigating Ego and Spiritual Growth
01:55:27 • 20min
Transforming Divides through Consciousness
02:15:28 • 18min