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podcast about free-will, ego death and psychedelics

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In this week's instalment of Psychonautica, Max Freakout first gives a reminder about the competition started in the last episode, 2 weeks remain to submit your trip reports in order to win some sporeprints for magic mushrooms cultivation, and some other entheogenic treats. Then Max proceeds to talk about the philosophical issue of free-will and how it relates to entheogens, with much reference to Michael Hoffman's website, egodeath.com. This issue broadly involves subjects like the entheogenic origin of world religion, and refutation of the common 'entheogen diminishment fallacies' aimed at downplaying the role of entheogenic experiences in an individual's spiritual development. Finally Max talks about the hypocrisy involved at the higher levels of the 'war on drugs', mass media doublespeak and the problems of remaining impartial when considering the pros and cons of psychedelic drugs.

Playlist: The Doors - break on through (to the other side); J Dilla - Workinonit

Download th?s ep?sode here:
http://media.libsyn.com/media/dopecast/ ... ica011.mp3
 
Michael Hoffman is a great scholar, and his egodeath theory of religion is probably the best interpretation of folklore and religious mythology to be found anywhere. His views on Salvia Divinorum as an extremely useful tool for experiencing egodeath are very interesting. No talk of "Lady Salvia" or "the plant spirits" or "teacher plants" though, so psychonauts influenced by New Age concepts might not find his work appealing. For him (and I fully agree) it's all about transcendence through egodeath.

http://www.egodeath.com
 
Max, do you have a page with all these podcasts? I would love to put them on my ipod and listen to them while driving.
 
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