Spirit Gym with Paul Chek

Do you believe in the study of psychic phenomena known as parapsychology?

If not, you won’t be a skeptic for long, as Paul explores these realms and much more with Dr. Jeffrey Mishlove, host of the very popular New Thinking Allowed series on YouTube in this astral Living 4D conversation.

Follow Jeffrey on social media via Facebook, Twitter and Instagram and discuss his New Thinking Allowed series on LinkedIn and Discord.

Show Notes

• At first, Jeffrey was a skeptic of mysticism as a University of Wisconsin student. (7:20)
• A vivid dream ignited Jeffrey’s new direction. (9:40)
• How Jeffrey earned the only degree ever awarded in parapsychology by a major American university (University of California, Berkeley) in 1980. (13:48)
• An unhappy childhood can be a catalyst for spontaneous psychic experiences. (30:20)
• The quest for personal power (scientific and religious) often overcomes Shamanistic perspectives. (36:22)
• Defining empirical science. (52:33)
• The two major categories of parapsychological phenomena. (55:10)
• Carl Jung vs Rudolf Steiner. (1:09:34)
• The sheep-goat effect. (1:16:43)
• “When I hear people tell me they know who the evil one is, I have three words for them: Look inside yourself.” (1:34:15)
• Jeffrey’s simple dictum: Be present, moment by moment. (1:58:11)
• The story of Ted Owens, the Psychokinesis (PK) Man. (2:04:05)
• The always moving boundary between the conscious and unconscious mind. (2:18:52)
• Can the mind exist “outside” the brain? (2:29:35)
• Differences between the soul and the spirit. (2:48:34)

Resources

• The PK Man, The Roots of Consciousness and Thinking Allowed: Conversations on The Leading Edge of Knowledge and Discovery by Dr. Jeffrey Mishlove
• Essays in Radical Empiricism and A Pluralistic Universe by William James

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During this holiday season, are you finding your mind drifting to what’s to come in the New Year, especially with so much uncertainty in the world right now?

Take a magical carpet ride with Darryl Schoon, whose work spans the realms of economics, metaphysics and spirituality, as he explains why getting in touch with our inner selves matters so much and how approaching life as a bit of a fox and a hedgehog can help you stay prepared for what’s to come in this amazing Living 4D conversation.

Learn more about Darryl’s work at his website. Save 15 percent on his new book, Docking at the Mothership, at Amazon throughout December.
Show Notes

• All of us are victims of our own judgements without knowing it. (12:47)
• Approaching life as a fox, a hedgehog or a bit of both. (20:23)
• “Each of us is where we are because that’s where we’re supposed to be, not where we want to be.” (29:59)
• “This isn’t it.” (41:41)
• Darryl predicted the subprime economic disaster of 2008 way before it happened. (47:28)
• “Will a future that never happens determine what I do today?” (1:04:50)
• “Everything you think is correct...” (1:14:43)
• “Each one of us is loved in ways we cannot imagine.” (1:27:38)
• Appreciating the magnificence of life. (1:33:42)
• “Luck is love’s reflection shining in your path.” (1:39:18)
• The higher self and the limited self. (1:45:09)
• Be open to the unexpected. (1:56:43)
• Do you put God in a box? (2:04:01)
• Capitalism is circulating credit and debt, not free markets. (2:12:56)
• Darryl’s daily prayer for the past five years. (2:27:59)
• Do you love humanity but hate people? (2:34:50)
• The Aquarian age is coming... (2:44:23)
• A ship of fools. (2:57:05)

Resources

• Darryl on Open Minds with Regina Meredith on Gaia
• Darryl on Jeffrey Mishlove’s New Thinking Allowed on YouTube
• Time of the Vulture by Darryl Schoon
• The One True Religion by Michael and Rebecca Bucci
• Superforecasting: The Art and Science of Prediction by Philip Tetlock and Dan Gardner
• The Lazy Man’s Way to Riches by Joe Karbo and Richard Nixon
• The Act of Will by Dr. Roberto Assagiolo and Dorothy Firman
• A Course in Miracles by Helen Schucman and William Thetford

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Is it possible to find joy and peace amid great uncertainty, even a crisis as precarious and worldwide as the COVID-19 pandemic?

In his latest solo Living 4D podcast, Paul shares the same proven tools he uses every day to handle the challenges of life that can be very handy when navigating uncertainty in your life too.
Show Notes

• Get a better handle on a crisis by looking at the bigger picture. (3:27)
• The law of impermanence versus the rigidity of perfection. (10:11)
• “It is the illusion that we don't know that leads to questions that are essentially what makes mind happen.” (25:53)
• Being unconscious means being unaware of the world around you. (34:33)
• With this extra time on your hands, how are you using it? (43:07)
• Spiritual teachers have done their shadow work... are you doing yours? (52:55)
• The symbolic meanings of 2020. (57:20)
• Doing an honest, meditative exercise. (1:02:50)
• Three dimensions of freedom as expressions of love. (1:12:11)
• Exerting your own agency. (1:22:29)
• Balancing the tension of the opposites. (1:30:32)
• Tools you can use to help you navigate a crisis. (1:33:43)
• Transforming pain into freedom through art. (1:52:18)

Resources

• A History of God: The 4,000 Year Quest of Judaism, Christianity and Islam by Karen Armstrong
• How the Crusades Changed History from The Great Courses
• The Three Dimensions of Freedom by Billy Bragg
• Paul’s vlog on Your COVID-19/Coronavirus Protection Plan
• GreenMedinfo
• The six degrees of separation theory
• Holding the Tension of Opposites by Marion Woodman
• Prayer is Good Medicine, Be Careful What Your Pray For, You Might Just Get It and The Power of Prayer by Larry Dossey
• The Red Book: A Reader’s Edition by Carl Jung
• The Future of Life by Edward O. Wilson
• Paul’s Living 4D conversations with Greg Schmaus, Ervin Laszlo, James Carse and Amit Goswami
• The Creation of Consciousness: Jung’s Myth For Modern Man by Edward Edinger
• The Religious Case Against Belief by James Carse
• Streams of Wisdom by Dustin DiPerna and Ken Wilbur

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Is it possible wearing a bra can harm a woman’s health to the point that it makes her more vulnerable to breast cancer?

Medical anthropologist Sydney Singer talks to Paul about the link between breast cancer and wearing bras and his battles with conventional medicine in this Living 4D episode.

For more information about Sydney’s work, check out his International Bra Free Study and Bras and Breast Cancer websites and his Facebook page, Free The Boobies.
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Show Notes

• A fateful encounter on a remote island jump-started Sydney’s exploration into the bras-breast cancer connection. (7:22)
• The psychological side that reinforces the use of bras: Feeling the need to be “acceptable” in public. (13:21)
• Why do images in anatomy and physical therapy textbooks depict woman wearing bras? (20:56)
• At one time, breast cancer was called nun’s disease. (27:19)
• The concept of light elastic forces. (35:43)
• When women get rid of their bras, their breasts become less congested and lighter. (48:01)
• Wearing a sports bra during certain activities can help, so long as you take it off afterward. (58:53)
• The pros and cons of thermography. (1:05:56)
• How medicine views lymphatics is changing. (1:17:02)
• Should bras have warning labels on them? (1:26:40)
• One of Sydney’s dreams: People consulting with a medical anthropologist before their doctor. (1:34:03)
• “Humans are not rational. They rationalize.” (1:55:43)
• Did you know the American Cancer Society sells bras? (2:03:29)
• The synthetic materials bras are made of and the chemicals used to clean them can be a problem. (2:20:22)
• Young girls wearing training bras could have serious health issues later on. (2:32:30)

Resources

• Dressed to Kill: The Link Between Breast Cancer and Bras, Get it Off! Understanding the Cause of Breast Pain, Cysts and Cancer and Get It Up! Revealing the Simple Surprising Lifestyle that Causes Migraines, Alzheimer’s, Stroke, Glaucoma, Sleep Apnea, Impotence and More by Sydney Singer and Soma Grismaijer
• The work of Dr. Robert Mendelsohn
• Tyranny of the Bra by Fred Harding
• Occupational Biomechanics by Don Chaffin, Gunnar B.J. Anderson and Bernard Martin
• Free the Nipple movement
• Paul’s Living 4D conversati

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People get so fixated about the kinds of foods they eat — spanning the wide gulf from veganism all the way to keto-centered diets — they often forget that what’s good for their health today may not be their best choice tomorrow.

No single diet fits all people every day of their lives, a message you’ll hear loud and clear and often as Paul talks to Wade Lightheart and Matt Gallant of BiOptimizers about their new book, The Ultimate Nutrition Bible, in this delicious Living 4D conversation.

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Timestamps

• It’s almost impossible — even if you get the best food in the world — to get all of the micronutrients you need.” (9:18)
• Nutrigenomics. (11:44)
• Is it possible to eat like a flexitarian? (18:53)
• The trial and error of life as a bodybuilder and vegetarian. (26:43)
• Do you have a cult relationship with your diet? (29:54)
• The five stages of digestion. (42:24)
• A healthier microbiome. (58:09)
• The hardest challenge for athletes and bodybuilders. (1:05:05)
• A theory that explains what kills very sedentary people. (1:11:32)
• The disease of confusion. (1:28:40)
• An overview of The Ultimate Nutrition Bible. (1:40:24)
• “What's right for you right now may not be what's right for you in the future.” (1:50:43)

Resources

• Staying Alive in a Toxic World by Wade Lightheart and Katrine Volynsky
• Malondialdehyde
• The Panchakarma home cleanse
• Pottenger’s Cats: A Study in Nutrition by Francis Pottenger
• Paul’s previous Living 4D conversation with Wade Lightheart

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