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Erik P. Antoni is a philosopher, author and researcher in spiritual alchemy, the ancient mysteries, Hermetic wisdom, and alchemical and quantum meditation. His books include Nous Solis, Song of the Immortal Beloved, Concerto of the Rising Sun and The Alchepedia.Erik casts humanity not as fallen but as initiated, working under a universal force he calls Alpha through patterned stages of consciousness toward the Christ Monad, or Philosopher's Stone. The aim is not to escape the world but to complete

​Mike Matthews investigates the fascinating news from the middle of the week and Mike answers what is happening in the odd world of unlocking creativity. Join Mike as he podcasts live from Café Anyway in podCastro Valley with Madame Rootabega, Valentino, and Bison Bentley. Next show Mike Talks to Chely Shoehart, Floyd the Floorman, and John Deer the Engineer.

Your brain is home to dragons—mental dragons that feed on your fear, anxiety, and self-doubt. But here’s the wild truth: you can slay them. In this video, we break down the powerful ideas from Dr. Daniel G. Amen’s *Your Brain Is Always Listening* and dive deep into how these metaphorical beasts hijack your thoughts. Learn practical, science-backed techniques to exorcise your mind from destructive patterns, negative thoughts, and emotional baggage. Ready to fight back? Let’s grab those swords and get

Sometimes, in a cosy moment, one lover might ask another: What do you love me for? It's a moment of huge and philosophical importance: what is a good answer to this complicated question? There are a range of things one should never say - and one or two that will stand the best chance of cementing love.Uploaded 29-04-20Enjoying our Youtube videos? Get full access to all our audio content, videos, and thousands of thought-provoking articles, conversation cards and more with The School of Life

What can Antarctica teach us about statehood and sovereignty?The continent has no government, no citizens, no permanent human population. Its native inhabitants are mostly seals and penguins who, as far as we know, take little interest in politics.But according to this week's guest, Antarctica offers a remarkable political experiment, one that challenges some of our most basic assumptions about territory and political community.Since the Antarctic Treaty came into force in 1961,

Many people expect the AI paradigm to approximately AGI complete, and expect it to smoothly scale to AI that can do innovative science. i.e. the kind of science you'd need to do to develop a plague from scratch that actually kills all humans, with very limited opportunity to experiment. Or, the kind of science you'd need to solve alignment, so you could build a more powerful successor AI that shares your values. A periodic thread of disagreement has been @TsviBT, @Steven Byrnes and some others

France Since 1871 (HIST 276)Uploaded 21-11-08Modern Paris was indelibly shaped by the rebuilding project ordered by Napoleon III and carried out by Baron Haussmann in the 1850s and '60s. The large-scale demolition of whole neighborhoods in central Paris, coupled with a boom in industrial development outside the city, cemented a class division between center and periphery that has persisted into the twenty-first century. Curiously, this division is the obverse of the arrangement of most American

Send us Fan Mail Does thinking about death set us free, or keep us trapped by fear? In the second episode of our Montaigne series, Samuel Woodall and Jack Thomson explore philosophy as preparation for death, the relationship between virtue and pleasure, and an education that develops judgement rather than merely filling the memory. We then ask how attention to ordinary life and bodily limits changes Montaigne’s approach to mortality. Beyond the Text brings historical texts into conversation....

Psychology of People Who Are Smart But LazyUploaded 04-02-26Ever wonder why brilliant people don't live up to their potential? It's not laziness—it's neuroscience. This video breaks down the real reason intelligent people struggle with motivation, from dopamine receptor differences to efficient neural processing.🧠 What You'll Learn:Why high IQ doesn't always equal high achievementThe dopamine problem behind "selective task engagement"How gifted kids become underachieving adultsThe competence

One of the quotes the audience really loved from early days of this podcast all the way back in 2008 was, “winter is coming it always does”.  Well it is coming again, as it always does.  And now is the time for us to get prepared because now is when we have the time to look forward and can logically find solutions before we are hit by the stress of emergency reaction mode. Additionally with the “mega Nino” we seem to be in it could be a very weird winter.  The jist of this

Civilian control of the military is a cornerstone of American democracy. But what happens when the relationship between military and civilian leadership comes under strain? Amid significant changes in senior military leadership and renewed debate over the boundaries between military authority and civilian oversight, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Charles Q. Brown, Jr. joins foreign policy and defense expert Kori Schake of the American Enterprise Institute and Duke political