THIRD EYE DROPS

Expert on all things archetypal, Laurence Hillman, discusses the archetypal meaning of synchronicity, the role of dreams in archetypal communication, and the tension between fate and free will. They explore the concept of finding one's calling, the role of Mercury in seeking connections, and the interplay between choice and predetermined factors. The chapter also delves into ancient Greek education and emphasizes the importance of reflection and courage in finding one's path.

Professor and author and panpsychist philosopher, Philip Goff enters the mind meld! *Video version here* In this one, we talk consciousness, panpsychism, mystical experiences, cosmic purpose, and more.  Philip's new book, Why? The Purpose of the Universe is available now. Support Third Eye Drops: 🥰 Support TED and join the community on Patreon 🙏 Sub on Youtube 🎧 Sub and Review on Apple Podcasts  🎧 Sub and Review on Spotify 🌀 Website 

Cory Allen, a consciousness explorer, discusses deep meditation states, the nature of consciousness, and the importance of personal consciousness exploration. They explore the impact of technology on human consciousness, seeking truth and understanding motivations, different types of meditation, and reaching pure consciousness. They also discuss meditation's role in observing reality, understanding the mind, and achieving a calm, self-aware state.

Dr. Bernardo Kastrup, an executive director of Essentia Foundation and proponent of metaphysical idealism, explores the philosophy of Carl Jung, synchronicity, and archetypes. They also discuss the intriguing phenomenon of UAPs/UFOs and the limitations of our cognitive system in understanding reality.

Psychedelic philosopher Terence McKenna and Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung discuss the changing definition of intelligence, the challenges of sense-making in a tumultuous time, the boundary between research and personal growth, Platonism's influence on Western esotericism and Carl Jung's concepts, the importance of conscious work before psychedelic experiences, and mystical experiences and philosophical reflections.

Scholar of Carl Jung, Dr. Kevin Lu, discusses synchronicity, archetypes in media, and the influence of the shadow on personal growth. They explore how gaming interfaces with the unconscious, the unique blend of genres in Sleep Token's music, and the relationship between archetypes and the individuation process. The concept of synchronicity and its connection to global history is also explored, along with the upcoming release of a book condensing Jung's writings.

Cognitive scientist and professor John Vervaeke discusses the importance of mystical experiences, the meaning crisis, and the merging of ancient wisdom with modern cognitive science. They explore the value of Platonism, Zen Buddhism, and the tension between finitude and transcendence. The speakers also delve into the concepts of transjectivity, cultivating wisdom, and the mystery of reality in naturalism. They challenge misconceptions of the supernatural, advocate for a proper relationship with sacredness, and explore the concept of aporia and ontological layers.

Dr. Donald Hoffman, a cognitive scientist and author of The Case Against Reality, challenges the interpretation of our experience as little objects inside space-time and proposes that we are the consciousness using space-time as a headset. He discusses the idea that humans exist in an illusionary world and only perceive a small fraction of reality. The podcast explores the concept of reality tunnels and their impact on personal beliefs and scientific understanding. It also delves into using the amplitude hedron to simplify quantum field theory and the abandonment of assumptions in understanding reality. The importance of decorated permutations in labeling geometric objects and consciousness states is explored, as well as the dynamics of conscious agents outside of space-time. The podcast concludes by discussing the concept of consciousness as the foundation of reality and the limits of our knowledge in exploring the nature of reality.

This podcast explores the concept of individuation according to Carl Jung, tracing its origins and importance. It discusses the transition from the matriarchal to the patriarchal stage of individuation and the stages individuals go through to become whole. It also explores the persona, ego, and the capital S self. Additionally, it examines the connections between Carl Jung and esoteric traditions, and invites audience participation.

Podcast guest Erick Godsey and host explore Carl Jung's process of becoming, individuation. They discuss the link between psyche and soul, shadow camouflage in relationships, dreams and visions, and the struggles of recognizing and embracing the soul. They also delve into the symbolic language of the unconscious, stages of personal development, and the concept of individuation and living from the true self. They touch on enlightenment, embracing darkness, the DSM's link to modern gods, and the concept of unconscious gods and their influence on human behavior.