Our experience and perception of reality are not entirely a product of nature, but rather a combination of created and influenced factors both within and outside our awareness. This notion raises questions about the extent of their fantastical nature, including altered states of consciousness resulting from psychedelics and dreams.
In this podcast episode, the speaker discusses the difference between real and perceived threats and how individuals often hold risks in high regard, even if it may not necessarily be a likely scenario.
The podcast discusses how meditation opens us to a new dimension, leading us to a life full of wonder, happiness, and curiosity. The speaker shares that every meditation experience is a unique and profound encounter as it takes us from a happening space to a space of origin, which cannot be fully described or explained by words.
In this podcast, the host discusses the emotion of awe and its positive impact on human beings, citing examples from personal experiences such as visiting Machu Picchu and the physiological changes that occur in the human body.
The fascination with the supernatural and unexplainable has long been a part of human nature. While some may fear Bigfoot and Yeti, others are entranced by the idea of creatures that challenge what we know about creation.