Dr. Gabor Maté gives us clues as to who we are when we are not addicted. Filmed January 9th, 2012 in Vancouver, B.C. as part of a launch for Beyond Addiction: The Yogic Path to Recovery.
A frank conversation with neurosurgeon and near-death experiencer Dr. Eben Alexander, on the survival of consciousness beyond brain function.
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Neurosurgeon Eben Alexander describes the near-death experience that occurred while his cortex was, by his own clinical assessment, inactive — and why it overturned his materialist convictions. A first-person case study at the edge of what neuroscience can explain.
The extended edition of the cult documentary that brought quantum physics into conversation with consciousness, perception, and the question of how far the observer shapes reality. Interviews with physicists and mystics alike make it a provocative, if controversial, gateway into the participatory universe.
Dr John Hagelin describes the Transcendental Meditation technique in scientific terms.
The Transcendental Meditation technique uses the natural tendency of the mind to go toward greater happiness, so the mind effortlessly transcends to its most silent state. Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, speaking at Lake Louise, Canada (1968).
Harvard-trained physician Mauro Zappaterra describes how he brings his training in alternative therapies, such as Polarity Therapy and Reiki, to his physical medicine rehabilitation practice, and reports on some of the fascinating and pioneering discoveries of his Harvard Medical School lab about the remarkable role of cerebrospinal fluid.
Bruce H. Lipton, Ph.D. recalls his career and how he discovered epigenetics. He explains how our beliefs, our mind, and especially our subconscious can influence our genes. He teaches us how we can learn to reprogram our subconscious, and take back the control of our life.
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Two contemporary voices in evolutionary and non-dual spirituality meet in conversation, testing their perspectives on awakening, the emerging self, and what spiritual life demands in our era. A candid exchange between two very different temperaments of inquiry.
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After more than a hundred hours of private conversations on Zoom, Rupert and physicist turned neuroscientist Alex Gómez-Marín meet in person to discuss some of their favourite themes.
In this installment, they address the problem of memory localization.
Rather than taking for granted that memories are “stored” inside our heads and rushing to speculate about where and how, they instead entertain the idea that memories could be both everywhere and nowhere in particular — memories are in time, not in space.
To make such thoughts more thinkable, they discuss the recurrent historical failures to find actual memory traces in brains and bring forth some of the pioneering ideas of the French philosopher Henri Bergson in the context of current neuroscience.
They also discuss concrete experiments to test such hypotheses and reflect more widely on the nature of form and the idea that the laws of nature may be more like habits than eternal edicts. They end by discussing the need for scientific pluralism.
Psychotherapist David Richo examines the stories the mind tells about who we are, and how disidentifying from that inner narration opens space for presence, love, and psychological freedom. A practical bridge between Western depth psychology and contemplative insight.