Theories of Everything with Curt Jaimungal

Jeffrey Mishlove: Remote Viewing & Testing the Paranormal

Sep 7, 2023

Jeffrey Mishlove, a noted parapsychologist and host of New Thinking Allowed, dives deep into the realms of dreams, consciousness, and the paranormal. He recounts his journey from skepticism to embracing mysticism, sharing transformative experiences linked to historical figures like Seneca. The discussion spans reincarnation, psychic abilities, and the ethical implications of macro psychokinesis. Mishlove emphasizes the interconnection of science and spirituality, advocating for a holistic approach to understanding consciousness and our psychic potential.

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ANECDOTE

Mishlove's Paranormal Journey

Jeffrey Mishlove's paranormal journey began with impactful dreams and a spiritual science lecture in 1968.
A pivotal dream about his uncle's death and a subsequent discovery of his uncle's mystical book propelled him toward parapsychology.

ANECDOTE

A Dream-Led Career Shift

After a dream about the answer to his career search, Mishlove found himself interviewing paranormal experts on the radio.
He then pursued a doctorate in parapsychology, a unique and challenging academic path.

INSIGHT

Mentors and Influences

Arthur M. Young, inventor of the Bell helicopter, became Mishlove's mentor, influencing his understanding of consciousness and cosmology.
Jean Houston, a psychologist and mystic, emphasized the human potential for spiritual awakening through psychological techniques.

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Human Personality and its Survival of Bodily Death

Frederic William Henry Myers

This book, published posthumously in 1903, is the culmination of over 20 years of research into the survival of consciousness after death. It delves into various anomalous mental experiences, including automatic writing, hypnotism, and mediumship, proposing the existence of a 'subliminal self' that could account for paranormal events. Myers' work bridges science and spirituality, offering a unique perspective on human consciousness and its potential survival beyond bodily death.

The Forgotten Language

An Introduction to the Understanding of Dreams, Fairy Tales, and Myths

Erich Fromm

In 'The Forgotten Language', Erich Fromm delves into the universal language of symbols expressed through dreams and myths, highlighting how understanding these symbols can reveal deeper layers of individual personalities and common human experiences. The book explores the history of dream interpretations and demonstrates analyses of various dreams, emphasizing the symbolic value of dreams in accessing repressed desires and fears.

The Cipher of Genesis

The Original Code of the Qabala as Applied to The

Carroll Nelson

The Cipher of Genesis explores the original code of the Qabala, an esoteric system of Jewish mysticism. It is mentioned in the context of Diane di Prima's occult library, indicating its relevance to esoteric studies.

Knowledge of the Higher Worlds and its Attainment

Rudolf Steiner

Return of the Revolutionaries

Marty Rossman

Tech Bondage, Slavery of the Human Spirit

James Tunney

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Abraham Maslow

In 'Toward a Psychology of Being', Abraham Maslow delves into human potential and self-actualization, advocating for a holistic approach to psychology that emphasizes growth and fulfillment. The book critiques traditional psychology's focus on pathology and instead explores the traits of healthy, self-actualizing individuals. Maslow's work has significantly influenced modern psychology and personal development.

Modern Man in Search of a Soul

Carl Gustav Jung

In this influential book, Jung delves into key areas of analytical psychology, including dream analysis, the primitive unconscious, and the intersection of psychology and religion. He also compares his theories with those of Sigmund Freud, providing insights into the fundamentals of psychoanalysis. The book addresses the spiritual unease of modern civilization and suggests that coming to terms with one's unconscious mind can lead to mental and spiritual vitality. Jung's work challenges Freudian views on the unconscious and emphasizes the importance of spirituality in psychotherapy[1][3][4].

Be Here Now

Ram Dass

Be Here Now is a seminal book on spirituality, yoga, and meditation written by Ram Dass. The book is divided into four sections: 'Journey', which details Ram Dass's transformation from a Harvard psychologist to a spiritual seeker; 'From Bindu to Ojas', a core section that includes spiritual themes and inspirational quotes; 'Cookbook for a Sacred Life', a manual for conscious living with practical advice on meditation, yoga, and diet; and 'Painted Cakes (Do Not Satisfy Hunger)', a list of recommended books for further spiritual exploration. The book emphasizes the importance of living in the present moment, shedding ego and material attachments, and finding unity with the divine through unconditional love and mindfulness[2][4][5].

The Reflexive Universe

Arthur M. Young