Quantum Awareness Where Science and the Buddha Meet podcast
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Epizódok
- Every Ancient Temple Was Drugging Its Congregation
Across Greece, Persia, India, Egypt, Israel, and Tibet, the ancient world built an almost identical technology for transforming consciousness — and placed a plant at its centre. This episode follows three of them: spikenard from the high H…
- Moses, Jesus, Muhammad, Buddha — Four Men and the Same Mountain
"Were they all pointing at the same thing? This episode answers that question. Four men. Four encounters with the Numinous. And a Czech psychiatrist who spent fifty years building the map that proves it." — Delivered at the end of Section…
- The Vine of the Soul — Ayahuasca, Santo Daime, and What the Molecule Cannot Do
Many years ago QP sat in a Santo Daime ceremony in Amsterdam. Perfect container. All the love and care. He flew through the most blue sky he had ever seen. No body. Just the real him. And came home unchanged. This episode is the most hones…
- The Cartographer of the Numinous — Stanislav Grof, LSD, and the Map of What Moses Saw
A Czech psychiatrist named Stanislav Grof spent fifty years sitting with people as the reducing valve opened — mapping what surfaces when the ordinary mind's careful management of consciousness is removed. What he found was not chaos. Not…
- Huxley's The Reducing Valve Part 2 — The Two Veils, the Six Yogas, and the Technology That Opens It Permanently
Buddhism didn't just name the reducing valve. It mapped exactly what it's made of — two veils — and built a complete technology for dissolving both permanently. Not in an afternoon. Not through a molecule. In Part 2 of The Reducing Valve w…
- Is ordinary waking consciousness the only form available to you?
PART 1 In 1953 Aldous Huxley looked at three flowers and saw what Mahākāśyapa saw when the Buddha held up the lotus on Vulture Peak — the tathatā, the suchness, the bare reality of things before the mind's reducing valve filters it back in…
- Nobody Does It For You: William James, the Paramitas, and the Technology of Compassion
William James nearly lost his mind. He found it again. And he spent the rest of his life asking what had happened — and what it meant. In this episode, we follow James from his crisis in his twenties through his nitrous oxide experiments t…
- You're Not Sleeping. You're Leaving. — Lucid Dreaming, Dream Yoga.
Tonight you will leave. Not the room. Not the house. You — the continuity of self — will dissolve. Most people call it sleep. The Tibetan masters called it a doorway. In this episode we follow the thread from Stephen LaBerge's Stanford sle…
- Entanglement and Why You Can't Let Go: The Physics of Non-Separation
What if the reason you can't let go is that you were never truly separate? In this episode we explore quantum entanglement — one of the strangest confirmed phenomena in modern physics — and its remarkable resonance with the Buddhist teachi…
- When Everything Falls Apart, What Remains?
"The person who went to sleep last night is not quite the same person who woke up." In this episode, we face the "Arrow of Time" to answer the ultimate question: When the body dissolves, what happens to the observer? While the Second Law o…
- Death and Rebirth? — The Net of Indra, The Bardo and The Science of What Survives
Energy cannot be created or destroyed. Only transformed. If consciousness is energy — and we spent the whole of last episode building that case — then something extraordinary follows. Something most of us spend our entire lives avoiding. T…
- The Night Tesla Met Vivekananda — Was the Universe Always Conscious?
New York City. 1896. The greatest electrical engineer who ever lived sits down with a Hindu monk who has just electrified the Western world with Vedantic philosophy. One speaks the language of volts, frequencies and electromagnetic fields.…
- Carl Jung, The Shadow, and the Courage to Look Within
Shadow work hurts. Not the journal-prompt version. Not the Instagram version. The real thing. In this episode we go deep with Carl Jung — the man who gave Western psychology its most honest map of the unconscious mind — and ask the questio…
- Could AI Ever Wake Up? Buddhism vs Artificial Intelligence
Can artificial intelligence be conscious? It sounds like science fiction — but in 2025, leading consciousness researchers now estimate a 25 to 35 percent chance that current AI systems have some form of conscious experience. In this episod…
- Is Karma Just Physics? Newton’s Third Law Explained
For every action, an equal and opposite reaction. Newton wrote it for physics in 1687 — but the Buddha had been teaching the same principle for over two thousand years. In this episode, QP explores karma not as cosmic punishment, but as na…
- Was Schrödinger's Cat Enlightened? Quantum Superposition & Buddhist Awakening
One of physics' most famous thought experiments meets Buddhist philosophy in a way Schrödinger never intended. In this episode, QP explores what a hypothetical cat in a box can teach us about our own enlightened nature — and why we might a…
- Is Reality a Wave or a Particle? Buddhism & Quantum Physics Can't Both Be Right
Is light a wave or a particle? For 150 years, physicists fought about this question. Some experiments showed waves. Others showed particles. It had to be one or the other, right? Turns out - it's both. Depending on how you look at it. And…
- Can Your Mind Exist in Two States at Once? Quantum Superposition & Mahamudra
Explore the quantum concept of superposition and how it applies to human consciousness. Learn how you can exist in multiple emotional, mental, and energetic states simultaneously — just like particles in quantum mechanics. Discover practic…
- Is Consciousness Everywhere? Panpsychism Meets Buddha Dharma
Exploring the quantum nature of consciousness, reality, and human potential. Join us as we bridge physics, philosophy, and personal transformation—examining how observation shapes reality, how consciousness collapses possibility into exper…