Hilaritas Press Podcasts

In this engaging chat, Mariana Pinzón, an expert on the Eighth Circuit Brain Model and Chaos Magic, shares her groundbreaking insights on Octomantic Neuro-Hacking. She discusses her innovative online course and how the eight-circuit brain map can empower personal growth. The conversation dives into the intersection of chaos magic and technology, with a focus on creating immersive experiences in LARP and mixed-reality games. Pinzón also teases an upcoming crowdfunding campaign aimed at evolving the gaming world while promoting personal liberation through chaos magic.

Join Eric Wagner, a teacher and writer with deep ties to Robert Anton Wilson, as he delves into the mind of Friedrich Nietzsche. They explore Nietzsche's historical influences and the profound notion of 'God is dead.' The conversation journeys through the complexities of morality and consciousness, touching on everything from the Knights Templar to Giordano Bruno's legacy. Wagner shares insights on how Nietzsche's ideas resonate in contemporary thought while weaving in anecdotes and thoughts about personal beliefs and societal challenges.

Eric Wagner, a teacher and writer with deep ties to Robert Anton Wilson, joins the conversation about his book, Straight Outta Dublin. They delve into the profound connection between Wilson and James Joyce, exploring the emotional journey of the 25-year project. Topics like Tim Leary's Eight Circuit model and the blending of identity and creativity emerge, alongside discussions on Kabbalah and memory. The dialogue highlights the optimistic visions of longevity in art, showcasing how literary influences continue to shape perspectives on reality and creativity.

Gabriel Kennedy, a multi-media artist and author of 'Chapel Perilous', teams up with guest host Zach West to dive into the life and legacy of visionary author Robert Anton Wilson. They explore Wilson's impact on contemporary culture, his unique writing style amidst personal struggles, and the healing power of laughter in addressing serious topics. The discussion also touches on Wilson's philosophical evolution and his influence on 1990s rave culture, highlighting the importance of personal agency and the search for meaning.

Zach West chats with David J. Brown, a science writer and psychonaut; Rachel Turetzky, a clinical psychologist; and Doug Wingate, a doctor of Chinese medicine. They explore the groundbreaking concepts in their book, discussing the evolution of consciousness through psychedelic experiences. Highlights include the transformative potential of psychedelics, the psychic circuit of consciousness, and the unique applications in Chinese medicine. The conversation also touches on personal development, telepathy, and holistic healing methods, offering profound insights into the multidimensional self.

In this episode, Mike Gathers chats with sci fi cartoonist Bobby Campbell about his comic Tales of Illuminatus and more in Episode 41 of the Hilaritas Press Podcast. • • • Tales of Illuminatus Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bobbycampbell/tales-of-illuminatus-2-the-invisible-crown   Tales of Illuminatus substack: https://talesofilluminatus.substack.com/    Maybe Day: https://maybeday.net/    Weirdoverse: https://weirdoverse.com/ • • • Hilaritas Press Podcast: http://www.hilaritaspress.com/podcasts/   Host Mike Gathers: https://linktr.ee/mgathers23   Producer/Engineer Richard Rasa: http://www.pelorian.com/rasa.html  

In this engaging chat, David Jay Brown, an interviewer and writer known for his acclaimed book 'Mavericks of the Mind,' shares insights from his extensive exploration of consciousness. He discusses the transformative power of psychedelic experiences and the profound connections between humans and their pets. The conversation dives into intriguing topics like DMT encounters, the potential of AI surpassing human intelligence, and the links between psychedelics and extraterrestrial experiences, all while emphasizing the importance of research and storytelling in interviewing.

Wayne Benner, co-transmitter of Terra II with Timothy Leary and author of 'Seven Shadows,' discusses the visionary Terra II project and its creative collaborations amidst incarceration. He reflects on Timothy Leary's influence on societal views of LSD and authority. Benner also addresses automation's impact on employment, advocating for innovative economic models and guaranteed income. The conversation veers into rethinking politics in a tech-driven world and highlights the importance of communication and collaboration in fostering transformative ideas.

In this engaging conversation, Oz Fritz, a sound engineer and Leary enthusiast, shares his deep insights into Timothy Leary's work, especially 'Terra II.' He reflects on Leary's tumultuous life and the universal quest for freedom. The duo explores the idea of writing as a magical act and the influential connections to Aleister Crowley. They also touch on humor as a coping mechanism amidst personal struggles and discuss the fascinating implications of time dilation on consciousness, intertwining science and psychedelia in a captivating way.

In this enlightening talk, Gregory Peters, a researcher of nondual tantra and author of "Yogini Magic," dives into the rich tapestry of the Divine Feminine. He discusses the profound connection between feminine energy and nature, emphasizing its nurturing and transformative aspects. Peters advocates sincerity in spiritual practices and the importance of honoring feminine energies. The conversation also explores Tahyphonian magic, the goddess Babylon, and the mystical figure Lum, offering fresh insights into spiritual exploration and creativity.