60 - The Head Center; Judgment / Discernment / Fate

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11/14/24 • 64 min

Kristen & Sammy are back to tinker with the ideas of the head center. They talk about what constitutes a conscious or unconscious choice and how the ego might be ‘getting in the way’ of its connection to the head center, animal nature, and divinity. They bring in different ‘maps’ such as astrology, tarot, and philosophy to understand the depths of these topics like fate and free will.

Resources;

‘The Tarot: A Key to the Wisdom of the Ages’ by Paul Foster Case

‘Magic, White and Black’ by Franz Hartmann

Astrology Podcasts - ‘Nightlight Astrology’ and ‘The Astrology Podcast’

Resources;

‘The Tarot: A Key to the Wisdom of the Ages’ by Paul Foster Case

‘Magic, White and Black’ by Franz Hartmann

Astrology Podcasts - ‘Nightlight Astrology’ and ‘The Astrology Podcast’

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59 - Secret Formula to The Head Center; Narratives

Kristen & Sammy explore the idea of narratives and inner constructs created by the head center. They question what kinds of needs might fuel certain patterns of narratives and how early in life our constructs of reality even started to build themselves. The other centers are discussed as well, showing how these types of realizations don’t happen in isolation. They bring in their own experiences, dreams, symbols, and ideas to try and understand the unconscious and conscious power of the creative mind when stuck in a narrative trance.

Resources;

‘The Mind of God’ by Paul Davies

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61 - The Holy Head

This week we discuss Rudolf Otto’s piece ‘The Idea of the Holy’. We use this written work as a way to talk about the limits of the head center, what could exist outside of those limits, and our human experience of glimpsing beyond those limits. We talk about personal examples of spiritual experiences or ego-awakenings to the rigid structure we keep ourselves under. Sometimes we feel fear, sometimes bliss, sometimes a mix of the two when a mental structure of reality falls and some unknown version of ‘truth’ reveals itself. The process can be painful but rewarding.