That nature talking in the background is magical omg 🙏🙏🙏✨

Thank you thank you for reminding me of the ways in which I grip and am attached, and how I, in my deepest heart of hearts wish to live in generosity and trust in life. Thank you for your gifts 🙏

Rupert Sheldrake is one of the most thoughtful, lucid people I have ever met. In this conversation we talk about the foundations of science, both as an institution and as a path to knowledge. Like all the institutions of modernity, science faces a crisis that is increasingly recognized within science itself. Part of it is the "replicability crisis," but as Rupert and I discuss, that is but a gateway into deeper epistemological and metaphysical problems. 

Rupert Sheldrake, a biologist and author, is best known for his hypothesis of morphic fields and morphic resonance, which leads to a vision of a living, developing universe with its own inherent memory. Find out more on his website: http://www.sheldrake.org/

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The Crisis of Science (E07) - A New and Ancient Story

This podcast is a public conversation between me and Orland Bishop, recorded in Santos, Brazil. Even though the audio quality isn't perfect, I want to release this recording anyway in hopes of transmitting to you some of what Orland has transmitted to me. He draws from a deep pool of wisdom that is carried not only by his words, but by the voice beneath them. I don't use phrases like "deep pool of wisdom" very often, and in this case it is not a cliche. We talk about gift and relationship; the power of word, story, and intention; money and the financial system, and other topics. You might sometimes find Orland hard to understand. That's OK. Just let the words reverberate in you.

Orland Bishop: Word, Gift, and Money (E18) - A New and Ancient Story

Martin Shaw is a mythologist and storyteller from the area of Devon, England. He and I share a deep appreciation for the way myth and story shape the world. Martin starts our conversation with a story about Fox Woman Dreaming that is still with me months later, working inside me. We go on to talk about exile, the nature of magic, stories and relationship, decolonizing the imagination, and lots more. It was a really heady and passionate conversation.

A Conversation with Martin Shaw (E19)

This track was performed live in Rishikesh on the evening program on the bank of Ganga river on 10th November 2017.

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10/11/2017

Jaya Rādhā-Mādhava (live in Rishikesh 10-11-2017)

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05-02-2018 Como você lida com os contratempos da vida?/How do you deal with life's off-beats?

We discuss multi-dimensionality, opening up access and anchoring higher dimensional realities from this physical here.

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Inspired Living Interview #2: 9/19/2018: Parallel/Alternate Realities/Multi-Dimensionality NOW

This conversation with my good friend Cynthia Jurs was originally recorded for my online course, Living in the Gift. It was a meditative, engaging experience with synchronicities that showed up to support the flow of our stories and connection with one another. Truly, it was a lived experience of gift just to be in her presence and allow meaning to unfold, as I hope you will also sense in listening to this slow, deep, and joyful conversation on ideas that are central to synchronicity and sacrifice.

Our conversation weaves together various themes explored in Living in the Gift. To learn more, go here: charleseisenstein.org/gift

A New & Ancient Story

Cynthia Jurs: On Synchronicity and Sacrifice (E38)

Rishi Kumar(https://farmerrishi.com), a former software engineer, is a gardening evangelist who uses gardening for personal, social, and ecological healing. We talk a lot about regeneration: how it is not just a set of techniques, but an orientation, a way of seeing, and a way of relating to the earth. We humans don't have to be outsiders to nature; we too are an organ of Gaia and can join the gift circle of life. I hope our conversation gives whomever listens a little extra encouragement to begin or to deepen their gardening, and to look at the nonprofit Rishi works with, Kiss the Ground (https://kisstheground.com).

New & Ancient Story

Farmer Rishi: The Gift Circle of Life(E46)

Farmer Rishi: The Gift Circle of Life (E46)

Ascension Games

The Beyond Limitless full moon series is an invitation to move beyond what it means to be human, and to enter into the realms of what it means to be part of Nature. Natural. Elemental. Vibrantly alive and connected to all that is.
This full moon we open into an embodied dance with the element of fire - passionate and dangerous, undeniable and alchemical, cleansing and transformational. This is a force of elemental potency and totalness That invites us to let go completely, to give up what is no longer needed, to transform through fire and allow the Phoenix of the new to arise out of the ashes of the old.
This is both pleasure and daring. The wild and uncontrolled force that would roar its truth through our souls and burn away all that stands in the way of our most authentic selves.

Beyond Limitless ~ Fire ~ Late November Full Moon Call

I offer this chant as a powerful practice of presencing. In the dark, difficult, and uncertain times, one of the most powerful tools I’ve found is to chant mantra. Mantra, that which protects the mind, helps us to enter into a one-pointed concentration, thus quieting the looping stories and the fears.

Choose one part and stick to it throughout, and notice how you feel afterward. This is also a beautiful one to sing with a large group of people.

Hamsa so hum translates as “I Am That” in Sanskrit. In Vedic philosophy, it means identifying oneself with the universe or ultimate reality. The Soham mantra has been called the universal mantra because of the fact that its vibration is already a part of the breath, and everybody breathes. Sooooo… is the sound of inhalation, and Hummmm… is the sound of exhalation.

Hamsa means white swan. The swan, of course, is an ancient symbol of spiritual grace and purity. The mantra is called White Swan because when the in-breath and out-breath are freed and purified, they are like the wings of a swan helping our spirits to soar. The Hamsa mantra helps us find the grace within and carries us beyond our limited concepts.

Lyrics:

Hamsa so hum, hamsa so hum

I am that I am that I am, I am that I am that I am

So hum, so hum, so hum, so hum

I am this breath, I am this voice

I am a bird of light, I am a bird in flight

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