Sklepy cynamonowe by SCHULZ, Bruno: Recent Episodes
Erick Godsey
Sklepy cynamonowe to pierwszy, debiutancki cykl opowiada? Brunona Schulza, które pierwotnie by?y postscriptami w listach do Debory Vogel i W?adys?awa Riffa. Utwory te, pisane poetyck? proz?, s? fantastycznym przetworzeniem realiów przedwojennego miasteczka galicyjskiego, w którym dostrzec mo?na podobie?stwo do Drohobycza, rodzinnego miasta pisarza. Zbiór, w sposób wizyjny i oniryczny, opowiada dzieje rodziny kupieckiej, którym to dziejom Schulz nada? walory mityczne. (Summary by Mateusz Wycislik.) A collection of short stories written in 1931-1933, based on Schulz's memories from his childhood in the town of Drohobycz (now in Ukraine). (English summary by Sandra Zera.)
Michael and I fasted for three days, mainly to see if we could, but also to see the webs of unconscious programming that lay dormant in my mind around food and boredom. If you're interested in fasting or your unconscious programming around food, you'll enjoy this. Love yall and namasteezy.
Thank you so much for connecting us Kevin Johnson. Jess is an Ayahuasca Shaman and Nutritional Therapist Practitioner. While following the cultural path towards becoming a lawyer, she developed crippling Rheumatoid Arthritis to the point of not being able to walk. Through diet change and planet medicines, she's been in full remission for over 5 years. We get into her myth, her descent into illness, how she cured herself, and what it's like dancing with Ayahuasca. Thank you so much for sharing your story, creating your course, and sharing Ayahuasca with people. I admire what you're doing in the world Jess. Show Notes Her Ayahuasca Ceremonies Her Self-Healing Career-Funded Course
Sean McCormick is the owner of two float centers in Seattle, Washington. He's an avid psychonaut, meditator, coach, and public speaker. We get into his myth, the manifestation of his floating business, and a few esoteric fractals. Sean, thank you for being so open and honest and unapologetically yourself. I enjoyed seeing the world through your reality tunnel, and I wish you the best on the podcasting endeavours.
Today we have on Rafe Kelley. He blew my mind. He’s the Founder of Evolve Move Play. He’s a student of evolution, fitness, and Jungian Psychology. He was my teacher on this podcast. We get into his Myth, deep into evolution, the effects of civilization, and embodying the movement patterns of the Hero. Thank you for coming on Rafe. I left this talk with multiple “oh my fucking god…thats amazing.” So, really, I’m more grateful then I can say. I love what you’re doing and wish you all the success.
The Ontological Trickster and Bullshit Destroyer, Cory Allen, is back on podcast. We get into his artistic process, what intuition is, and Cory helps me process my biggest personal self-development hurdle; the ego of the healer healing. This one was uncomfortable for me because it felt like Cory was seeing and articulating a piece of my ego I like to not look at, but I’m glad he did. The Ego that comes with the path of thinking you’re a healer or helper is something I still grapple with. As always, thank you Cory for your time, your bullshit breaking, and your reality tunnel.
Kyle is the co-host of the Psychedelics Today podcast, and we get into his myth, his near-death experience, and breathwork. If you love the podcast and want to transmute that love into symbol structures that'll make me smile, please go to iTunes and give us 5 stars.
Kyle is the co-host of the Psychedelics Today podcast, and we get into his myth, his near-death experience, and breathwork. If you love the podcast and want to transmute that love into symbol structures that'll make me smile, please go to iTunes and give us 5 stars.
This is a special one. You're use to me diving deep into guest's psyches, well, on this one, the hosts from Voice's in the Dark dive into my psyche. If you're interested in getting to know my story a little deeper, this is the podcast for you. Love yall. Rate and Review if you enjoy this. Namasteezy.
Adi is a long-time meditator and dentist. He's been on the podcast twice before, and today we get into our mutual love for meditation. If you enjoy the podcast, manifest a ????? rating in itunes. It really does help. Love yall and namasteezy.
Josh came back on the podcast, and it ended up being one of my favorite (probably because he let me talk so much.) Because we’ve already done a podcast, together, we were able to go off the normal format and we get into a lot of interesting psychological territory. I was microdosing of LSD, and he let me yap a lot. I think regular listeners are going to enjoy this one. If you enjoy the podcast, manifest a ????? rating in itunes. It really does help. Love yall and namasteezy.
Chad is a physical therapist, entrepreneur, and co-founder of Lexicon Health. We dive into his myth, the books that changed his life, his diet, and meditation practice. If you enjoy the podcast, manifest a ????? rating in itunes. It really does help. Love yall and namasteezy.
Kevin Johnson is the founder of Zero Gravity Intituitde, one of the premier float centers in the world. He came on the podcast and shared his myth, experiences in the tank, and with the planet medicine ayahuasca. If you enjoy the podcast, manifest a ????? rating in itunes. It really does help. Love yall and namasteezy.
Don Hoffman is a Cognitive Scientist at the University of Irvine, California. He has a TED talk that has been seen over 2 million times about the nature of our perception. He has recently published a mathematical proof that supports his claim that the chances our perceptual systems accurately perceive objective reality is 0. If you'd like to dive down the rabbit hole Alice, check out this podcast. If you enjoy the podcast, manifest a ????? rating in itunes. It really does help. Love yall and namasteezy.
On this episode, Bob Roth, the Executive Director of The David Lynch Foundation, and a transcendental meditator for more than 40 years, comes on the podcast and lets me dive into his myth. If you enjoy the podcast, manifest a ????? rating in itunes. It really does help. Love yall and namasteezy.
Jon is the host of The Voices in the Dark Podcast. We dive into his myth, what may be our generation's collective myth, the idea of "the other," and a little Phenomenology. If you enjoy the podcast, manifest a ????? rating in itunes. It really does help. Love yall and namasteezy.
Noah Lampert, the host of the Pynchronicity Podcast and Founder of Mindpod Network came on and let me dive into his myth. We get into his myth, his three month long synchronicity trip, and his inner Magneto. If you enjoy the podcast, manifest a ????? rating in itunes. It really does help. Love yall and namasteezy.
Michael Phillip, host of the Third Eye Drops came on and shared his myth with me. We talk about curiosity, Japanese RPGs, and Free Will. If you enjoy the podcast, manifest a ????? rating in itunes. It really does help. Love yall and namasteezy.
Laura London comes on the podcast to tell me about her myth, Jung, and what it's like hosting a podcast focused on Jung. Check out her podcast, Speaking of Jung. Help me get more guests on the podcast by leaving me ????? on itunes. Love yall. Namasteezy.
Cory Allen is the podcasting Ontological Trickster. He is the host of The Astral Hustle, and he shared his myth with me on the podcast. We get into his Cory-ness, why it's important to keep the oil warm, and I laugh more than I have on any other podcast. If you enjoy the podcast, help me attract more Cory's by manifesting a ????? rating in itunes. It really does help. Love yall and namasteezy.
I met Devin at Christinana's birthday party and he immediately seemed interesting. I asked him what he did and he told me he was a creative director who helped entrepreneurs. I was intrigued but proceeded to get drunk and give unsolicited psychological advice to strangers. At some point in the night, I remember asking him to come on the podcast. He did, and here it is. We get into his early life, his heroes, goals, and why he was attracted to the creative side of entrepreneurship. Devin, thank you for humoring my sometimes overly psychologically inquicnentess, for candidly taking maybe the picture I have that most makes me look more attractive then I actually am, and for bring your candid honest to the podcast. I love your work and look forward to seeing you climb and grow.