Reading this conversation and listening to it again now... so many distinctions to ponder and taste more. The sense that spells and stories come through the same change room... Leaves me wondering also about how to "serve" a story in the way that honours stories as Stephen mentions, not twisting them into a spell nor an ulterior motive. Writing a novel this year has been a lesson in midwifing a story... letting the characters live their own lives and allowing the story to be revealed, as the author surrendering control and even a moral compass over just birthing the babe that has been gestating and comes through. Funny how when I started, I had an idea or premise and a hope the tale would reach men particularly about the something of the heart's wisdom. And the heart started to take over and tell me the story that was actually there. This interview reminds me of how there is much mystery unfolding and a deeper presence afoot...  Will re-listen to this one many more times I imagine.

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This Full Moon, intention was to cherish our inner world, strengthen our connection with Great Spirit and revealing the Truth, finding Love by directing our awareness to infinity of inward space.

I was not prepared as usual for playing this set yet there was deep sense of trust and detachment of outcome.
I find myself more brave in my momentary selections and even little reckless. I felt liberated as an artist to express freely what is alive.

Art is healing
Art is transformation
Art is medicine.

Ecstatic Dance Jungle Full Moon in Cancer 2022

This soundtrack is an ode to the transformative power of change. It is a reminder that, like nature, our lives are in a constant state of flow. The track is designed to channel the energy of transformation and change, which can be difficult, scary, or challenging, but ultimately helps us to constantly improve and grow.

The frequencies of 741Hz, 417 Hz, 528 Hz, and 852 Hz are used to help expand the mind, facilitate change, create miracles, and return to spiritual order. The track is meant to remind us that we are all part of the universe and as long as we live in harmony with it, we will overcome any challenges. Disconnection from the higher power and nature may feel like a state of dis-ease, but this track is a reminder that we are all connected and that change is a natural part of life.

Panta Rei

Karunesh - Calling Wisdom ( JACK PROJECT REMIX )

Small Gods

Night Ambience at Lake Yarina [Peruvian Amazon]

Направляемая медитация на уравнивании себя и других (из последовательности методов развития альтруизма, носящих общее название "уравнивание и замена себя и других") в девяти пунктах (в соответствии с общими учениями традиции гелуг

Медитации на сострадании

Медитация: уравнивание себя и других

A conversation with Stephen Jenkinson, author of Die Wise and Come of Age, The Case for Elderhood in Times of Trouble about human culture and elderhood. 

 Intro music by Gregory Hoskins Band from Nights of Grief and Mystery:

https://gregoryhoskins.bandcamp.com/album/nights-of-grief-and-mystery

On Human Culture and Elderhood with Stephen Jenkinson [feat. Gregory Hoskins]

The Magical Mystery Tour July 12 2019 Stephen Jenkinson Come of Age: Elderhood in a Time of Trouble

This episode featuring spiritual teacher Thomas Hübl along with cosmologist and CIIS professor Brian Swimme was recorded during a live streaming webinar on May 9th, 2020. 

During their conversation, Brian and Thomas explore the cosmos and discuss ways to move from being a society informed by trauma to a society that heals trauma. 

To find out more about CIIS and public programs like this one, including our upcoming online trauma healing workshop with Thomas Hübl, visit our website: ciis.edu

Thomas Hübl and Brian Swimme: On Healing Collective Trauma

In this episode, I speak with Darcia Narvaez PhD, Professor of Psychology at Notre Dame University. Professor Narvaez is the author and editor of numerous books, including Neurobiology and the Development of Human Morality: Evolution, Culture and Wisdom, and Indigenous Sustainable Wisdom: First-Nation Know-How for Global Flourishing. She also writes regularly for Psychology Today with her Moral Landscapes column, which explores her work with parenting, child development, self-development, and morality.

The first time I spoke with Darcia was almost three years ago, back when I was first beginning to do interviews for this podcast. A great deal has changed and happened since then, not only with my work specifically, but in the world at large. In contemplating the roots of the fragmented, disruptive responses the novel coronavirus pandemic has generated, I felt compelled to reconnect with Prof. Narvaez to discuss her insights into this subject. This includes an examination of the contemporary, common child-rearing practices in the West (specifically the United States), and how this informs the ideologies/belief systems people attach themselves to in states of crisis and uncertainty, such as ours.

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248 / Shifting Baselines / Darcia Narvaez

I don't know that there's merit to employing the beast - the internet - to disturb having grown accustomed to the beast.

It wasn't eight years ago that city people would come to the School here on the farm and look at me concernedly when they found out the hard way that I, as it is said, 'had no service'. Two weeks ago the Bell guy was up a pole on the lane at the behest of an erstwhile air b/b landlord, to install - I would say 'impose' - some kind of higher speed version of the beast, to make this rural area attractive to people who want to get away from it all. There's bound to be a pretty stout demand for well appointed places to get away from it all in the wake of all this distancing.
Maybe this virus is a disturbance in the Fentanyl supply. Maybe the internet is the slickest methadone yet, keeping hale and hearty the mania for empty engagement, for the vacant calories of content.
I won't claim that there's loads of requests for more from me, on this or any other subject. There isn't.
I've never been on the other personal devices, or platforms, or anything else. Don't know how to activate them.

This is as compromised a move as I seem capable of, social media wise. Not very sophisticated, but earnest.
Here's an ad hoc meeting of the farm crew, issuing proof of what they're mindful of while forking hay and picking out the poison ivy roots and milking the ewes.
I did my best on short notice. We'd like something here to be useful to your ruminations, before the horn blows and your rumination time is cut short.

Bless. Work. Repeat. That's what we're up to.
Good fortune to your door.

-Stephen Jenkinson

2020 May - Stranger Days, Still by Stephen Jenkinson

ROUGH GODS - Excerpt From Exegesis

A complete and augmented transcript of this interview can be found at: https://marketingforhippies.com/spells/

More interviews with Stephen can be found here:
https://marketingforhippies.com/category/stephen-jenkinson/

Spells And Stories With Stephen Jenkinson

This piece originally aired on BBC radio in December 2020. Produced by Phil Smith.

Contributors (in order of appearance):
Stephen Jenkinson
Kofi Mawuli Klu
Andreas Weber
Esther Stanford-Xosei
Anita Barrows

Voice of the chorus:
Niamh O’Brien.

Cello improvisations:
Lucy Railton

Additional words and music:
Phil Smith

Produced by Phil Smith.
A Falling Tree production for BBC Radio 3.

December 2020 - To Bear Witness, BBC radio interviews Stephen Jenkinson

This SoundCloud is the audios taken from my regular YouTube videos and turned into listenable clips.

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Tad Hargrave is a hippy who developed a knack for marketing (and then learned how to be a hippy again).

Despite years in the non-profit and activist world, he finally had to admit he was a marketing nerd and, in the end, he became a marketing coach for hippies. Maybe it was because he couldn’t stand seeing his hippy friends struggle to promote their amazing, green and holistic projects. Maybe it was because he couldn’t keep a 9-5 job to save his life.

Whatever the reason, for almost a decade, he has been touring his marketing workshops around Canada, bringing refreshing and unorthodox ideas to conscious entrepreneurs and green businesses that help them grow their organizations and businesses (without selling their souls).  He has also offered most of his workshops on a modified pay what you can basis (a small deposit to attend and then people choose the amount they want to pay at the very end).

This all feels like a minor miracle as Tad spent his early marketing days learning and applying some very inauthentic, high pressure, extremely gross and pushy marketing approaches. This has made him suuuuper allergic to these kinds of approaches because he discovered they made him feel slimy (even in personal friendships), he didn’t sleep well and he’s very sorry to all those people he spoke with back in the day. After a decade of unlearning and unpacking that whole scene – he now feels ready and able to help other people find ways to market that feel wonderful.

Spells And Stories With Stephen Jenkinson

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