Julian Schott
Indologist and Tibetologist, assistant professor at the University of Vienna, focused on textual, historical, and philosophical aspects of Buddhist tantra and contemplative traditions.
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May 9, 2025 • 1h 32min
Ep305: Neuroscience of Dream Yoga - Dr Michael Sheehy, Dr Tawni Tidwell, Dr Julian Schott
Dr. Michael Sheehy, a leading researcher in tantric yogas at the University of Virginia, joins Dr. Tawni Tidwell, a biocultural anthropologist, and Dr. Julian Schott, a Tibetologist. They delve into the intersection of neuroscience and Tibetan dream yoga, exploring how ancient practices can inform contemporary consciousness studies. The trio discusses the decline of spiritual masters, the impact of modernity on traditional practices, and the complexities of translating Tibetan wisdom into scientific discourse. They emphasize the potential of dream yoga to enhance self-awareness and navigate spiritual paths in today's world.
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Jun 13, 2025 • 1h 52min
Ep311: Neuroscience of Yogic Death Practice - Dr Tawni Tidwell, Dr Michael Sheehy, Julian Schott
Dr. Tawni Tidwell, a biocultural anthropologist and Tibetan medicine expert, explores the intriguing yogic death practice of Tukdam and its scientific investigation. Dr. Michael Sheehy discusses how these practices challenge current neuroscience models of the body. Dr. Julian Schott reflects on the clash between Buddhist and Cartesian views of consciousness. The trio dives into the significance of clear light awareness and the transformative nature of tantra, revealing how ancient practices can reshape modern understandings of life, consciousness, and death.
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Oct 24, 2025 • 1h 40min
Ep330: Questioning the Scientific Study of Tantra - Dr Tawni Tidwell, Dr Michael Sheehy, & Dr Julian Schott
In this engaging discussion, Dr. Tawni Tidwell, a biocultural anthropologist, Dr. Michael Sheehy, director of research specializing in contemplation, and Dr. Julian Schott, an expert in Buddhist tantra, dive into the complexities of studying tantric practices. They tackle the ethical dilemmas of scientific research, explore the intertwining of subjective experiences with rigorous methodology, and debate how neuroscience could reshape traditional understandings. The trio emphasizes the importance of cultural translation in contemplative practices and the significance of interdisciplinary approaches for valid research.
