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Sadalsuud

Jungian

There is an argument to be made that it does not matter how a helpful podcaster conducts himself outside of the studio. A man unable to constrain his urges may still preach dopaminergic control to others. Morning sun remains salutary. The physiological sigh, employed by this writer many times in the writing of this essay, continues to effect calm. ... See more

Andrew Huberman’s Mechanisms of Control

Eastern philosophies and yogic systems have developed incredibly sophisticated, broad-spectrum models of consciousness. Western science, on the other hand, has managed to construct an edifice of physics and neuroscience while thinking in 15-30 Hz that pretty much exclusively describes phenomena we experience in 15-30 Hz, relegating everything else ... See more

Kristin Posehn • Psychic Shit Happens All The Time

Tiller, PhD, during his years as a professor of material sciences at Stanford, documented that the human mind can alter the pH of water—its alkalinity/acidity

Gary E. Schwartz • The Energy Healing Experiments: Science Reveals Our Natural Power to Heal

Rather than living one’s life in as unmediated a fashion as possible, the self-help reader engaged in Robbins’s exercise imagines herself directing herself in a film, a ghostly puppeteer of a marionette that is her imagined self. One conceives of one’s interiority by imagining how it might appear. This double gaze is not altogether new for women, w

Micki McGee • Self-Help, Inc.: Makeover Culture in American Life

Being You: A New Science of Consciousness (The Sunday Times Bestseller)

Anil Seth

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Alex Goldstein

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“All of a sudden I’ve become this caricature,” said Burry. “I’ve always been able to study up on something and ace something really fast. I thought it was all something special about me. Now it’s like, ‘Oh, a lot of Asperger’s people can do that.’ Now I was explained by a disorder.”