Jack Kornfield , Tara Brach
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What is it that attracts shamans, mystics, and other visionaries to the experience of altered states? It is the fact that some wisdom cannot be accessed through ordinary consciousness alone, proposes Daniel Pinchbeck.
On Reality 2.0: Shamans, Psychedelics, and the Next Step in Evolution, this trailblazer of nonordinary reality shares a firsthand account of his quest for a "system upgrade" for human society. Join this 21st-century explorer and philosopher-journalist for an intriguing investigation of:
Is our culture poised for the next leap in human evolution? How is technology changing us? Are we in the midst of a global "quickening" that will transform our individual and collective consciousness—and are heavy psychedelics required to participate? Daniel Pinchbeck tackles these questions and more in this fascinating glimpse into a hopeful—and mind expanding—future.
Loved it! Pinchbeck does a superb job of intelligently sharing of his personal journey while educating his listener about a wide range of topics surrounding the 2012 passage. Calmly presentd controversial material. I appreciated and was surprised by his optimistic closing comment.
In this four hour audiobook, Pinchbeck narrates the development of his ideas and outlook during the period when he wrote Breaking open the head: A psychedelic journey into the heart of contemporary shamanism (2002) and 2012: The Return of Quetzalcoatl (2006). Terence McKenna and 2012 are discussed. An interesting listen!
| Contents | Audio Download (3 hours, 49 minutes) |
|---|---|
| Filetypes | MP3, PDF |
| Product Code | AW01286W |
