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The Difference Between Organized Religion and Spirituality
2:27:56 - 2:34:18 (06:21)
Stanislav Grof discusses the difference between organized religion and spirituality, emphasizing that spirituality is more inclusive and universal, whereas organized religion can create divisions and conflicts. He also talks about how direct spiritual experiences can lead to a deeper understanding of environmental issues.
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This episode explores the difference between organized religion and spirituality, highlighting how the former creates division while spirituality promotes inclusivity and universality.
2:27:56 - 2:30:04 (02:07)
Summary
This episode explores the difference between organized religion and spirituality, highlighting how the former creates division while spirituality promotes inclusivity and universality.
ChapterThe Difference Between Organized Religion and Spirituality
Episode#347: Stan Grof, Lessons from ~4,500 LSD Sessions and Beyond
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Stanislav Grof emphasizes the importance of treating nature with respect and not as a commodity, given that we are entangled with it and depend on it for our survival.
2:30:04 - 2:31:51 (01:46)
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Stanislav Grof emphasizes the importance of treating nature with respect and not as a commodity, given that we are entangled with it and depend on it for our survival. He urges people to embrace the ecological movement by realizing that whoever destroys the environment is destroying us too.
ChapterThe Difference Between Organized Religion and Spirituality
Episode#347: Stan Grof, Lessons from ~4,500 LSD Sessions and Beyond
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Psychiatrist Stanislav Grof shares his experience of attending a peyote ceremony with Native Americans and being introduced to the pig goddess story, leading him to question the purely materialistic worldview.
2:31:51 - 2:34:18 (02:26)
Summary
Psychiatrist Stanislav Grof shares his experience of attending a peyote ceremony with Native Americans and being introduced to the pig goddess story, leading him to question the purely materialistic worldview.