THIRD EYE DROPS

Bruce MacLennan, Professor and author, discusses consciousness, Carl Jung, and ancient philosophy. They explore the link between Jung and ancient wisdom, the significance of theurgy in Greek culture, and the importance of ancient philosophy. They also delve into the concept of archetypes, the correlation between Greek philosophy and spirituality, and the exploration of darkness and confronting fears.

Plato, Carl Jung, and James Hillman discuss finding the soul, harmonizing the psyche, the myth of Er, free will and fate in a spiritual reality, and the role of the psyche in shaping purpose and destiny.

Writer, podcaster, and consciousness explorer Erick Godsey dives deep into the phenomenon of synchronicity. They also explore ancient wisdom, including Platonism and Neoplatonism, as well as touch on Jungian concepts, scientific ideas, and psychedelic musings. They discuss the concept of synchronicity and its profound impact, emphasizing the need for caution and humility in interpreting it. The connection between the fifth dimension and the higher self is explored, along with the complexities of demons and understanding karma. They delve into the concept of consciousness and its relation to the realm of ideas, discuss good explanations versus bad explanations, and explore Plato's concept of the soul.

🥰 Support TED and join the community on Patreon Psychologist, author, and long-time Tibetan Buddhist, Dr. Miles Neale returns! *Check out the full video version of this mind meld here* In this one, we muse about lost ancient knowledge, whether or not we're heading toward mass awakening or delusion, and Miles' painful decision to put his spiritual life first (which involved moving his family to the other side of the world). We also riff on the importance of Carl Jung, Tibetan Buddhism, trusting psyche, and much more. Links for Miles Neale 🌀  Website: https://www.milesneale.com/ Book: https://www.milesneale.com/books  Support Third Eye Drops: 🥰 Support TED and join the community on Patreon 🎧 Sub and Review on Apple Podcasts  🎧 Sub and Review on Spotify 🌀 Website   

UFOs, consciousness, and spiritual simplicity are explored with musician and seeker, East Forest. The intriguing abilities of UFOs, the recent testimonies of former intelligence personnel, and the paradoxical nature of subjective reality are discussed. Embracing uncertainty, exploring the post-covidian space, and the concept of qualitative excellence are also examined. The mystery of free will, innate knowledge, and the similarities between physics and synchronicity are touched upon.

🥰 Support TED and join the community on Patreon Lama Lhanang Rinpoche, and Mordy Levine enter the mind meld! We muse about seeing through the illusion of self, karma, the power of compassion, reincarnation, and their new book, the Tibetan Book of the Dead For Beginners. * New sponsor, Qualia Mind - Try the best brain fuel on earth. Use code THIRDEYEDROPS to save an extra 15% at checkout at neurohacker.com/THIRDEYEDROPS  * Lama Lhanang Rinpoche is a teacher of Vajrayana Buddhism of the Nyingma lineage of Tibetan Buddhism. Born in Tibet, he currently directs the Jigme Lingpa Center in San Diego.  Mordy Levine is president of the Jigme Lingpa Center and creator of the Meditation Pro Series which has taught meditation to more than 250,000 people. Support Third Eye Drops: 🥰 Support TED and join the community on Patreon 🎧 Sub and Review on Apple Podcasts  🎧 Sub and Review on Spotify 🌀 Website 

🥰 Support TED and join the community on Patreon **Check out the full video version here** What are dreams? Where do they come from? Do they hold deep hidden meaning or are they neurological nonsense? Whatever your opinion, we've collectively struggled to make sense of dreams since time immemorial. In this transmission, we'll investigate the phenomenon of dreams. We'll primarily look through the lens of mythopoetic psychologists like Carl Jung, and especially, James Hillman. Hillman was a post-jungian depth psychologist, author, and founder of what he called archetypal psychology-- A philosophy that seeks to re-ensoul the psyche through a combination of mythology and psychology. If you're interested in exploring this one further, check out Hillman's The Dream and the Underworld and his A Blue Fire lecture series. Support Third Eye Drops: 🥰 Support TED and join the community on Patreon 🎧 Sub and Review on Apple Podcasts  🎧 Sub and Review on Spotify 🌀 Website   

🥰 Support TED and join the community on Patreon Depth psychologist, Dr. Ido Cohen returns to the mind meld!  In this one, we muse about the ever-interesting and elusive shadow archetype. What is your shadow? What is shadow work, really?  We also discuss Jungian archetypes, the ups and downs of psycho-spiritual individuation, spiritual bypassing, what Ido has learned from losing nearly all of his possessions in a house fire, and much more. More links for Ido Support Third Eye Drops: 🥰 Support TED and join the community on Patreon 🎧 Sub and Review on Apple Podcasts  🎧 Sub and Review on Spotify 🌀 Website   

🥰 Support TED and join the community on Patreon Author of The Bigger Picture and co-founder of Rebel Wisdom, Alexander Beiner enters the mind meld! Making sense of the human condition is, at best, a juggling act. Making sense of the human condition within a hyper-connected info-sphere that panders to your bias and base instincts… that’s an emergent, unsolvable sense-making puzzle that we’re all left to cope with. Luckily, there are existential balms in the form of human beings like Alexander Beiner. He commands a wide breadth of knowledge across many disciplines — philosophy, psychology, sociology, and spirituality, to name a few. He blends them all together beautifully in this mind meld and throughout his new book, The Bigger Picture. Alexander also participated in a groundbreaking study at Imperial College London, in which, participants were given extended-state, high-dose, intravenous DMT. His experiences, as you’ll hear, were profound. Support Third Eye Drops: 🥰 Support TED and join the community on Patreon 🎧 Sub and Review on Apple Podcasts  🎧 Sub and Review on Spotify 🌀 Website   

Support these transmissions and get rewards on patreon! https://youtu.be/jTJJ3b0ZZ3s How did the great mythopoetic psychiatrist, Carl Jung, view God? When Jung was asked whether or not he believed in God in a now-famous 1959 BBC interview near the end of his life, he mused, “I don’t believe, I know.”  But what did he mean by that? What view of God does a lifetime of inquiry into medicine, the psyche, and the esoteric lead to? As we’ll see in In this transmission, Jung’s view on the great mystery existence is both compelling and cryptic. A way of seeing that opens a door to massive philosophical questions. **See what Qualia, the best brain fuel formula on earth can do for you. Go to neurohacker.com/thirdeyedrops , use code thirdeyedrops at checkout for an extra 15% off your first purchase.** Jung's Full letter to The Listener: https://thirdeyedrops.com/carl-jung-god/ The Posthumous Good Housekeeping Article: https://shorturl.at/ftBCT Another article on Jung's views: https://shorturl.at/bNQ69 Support Third Eye Drops 🌀 🥰 Support TED and join the community on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thirdeyedrops Hear our 300-plus other podcasts: 🎧 Apple Podcasts:  thirdeyedrops.com/itunes   🎧 Spotify:  https://shorturl.at/ahnB1 🌀 Website https://www.thirdeyedrops.com ✌️Follow Michael on Instagram https://instagram.com/third_eye_drops