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Hosted by Dominic Vallée · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 19 episodes
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{ The Podcast }---------------*Hopscotch Chronicles* is a collection of provoked chance encounters with people, ideas and Nature. Through a series of conversations and short essays on arts, creativity, philosophy and spirituality, the show aims to pragmatically contribute to the listener’s search for meaning and transcendence.{ Dominic Vallée, host }------------------------Fierce apostle for the DIY spirit and author of Zinfaendel, the Mystic’s Path of Self-Knowledge ( http://www.dominicvallee.com/book ) , *Dominic Vallée* tirelessly seeks to expand the boundaries of normality, to make the real more real. Eager for connection and believer in concrete experience, he now devotes his time to researching and promoting new ways to navigate the chaotic and sacred game that is life. Click here ( http://www.dominicvallee.com/about ) for a full bio.If you find benefit from this type of work, please consider *supporting* me in one of the suggested ways listed on the following link: http://
Dominic Vallée hosts Hopscotch Chronicles Podcast with Dominic Vallée, a religion show with 19 episodes published.
Well what do you know... a comeback episode! It was only a matter of time until I took back the reins for a new chapter of the Hopscotch Chronicles adventure, and although half of my english vocabulary seems to have vani
― Interview starts at 0:06:36 ― Folks, get ready for quite a ride as this episode is a very deep one! From coincidences to synchronicities, from ethics to meta-ethics, Sharon Hewitt Rawlette and I embark on a fascinating
― Interview starts at 0:10:37 ― Is the world perfect as it is? How does one tell the pain of change from the pain of violence? Are your bowls clean? In this episode, we're joined by author and Zen monk Shozan Jack Haubne
— Interview starts at 0:08:43 — Some of the worst understood concepts in spirituality assuredly are notions of the shadow self, negative energy and the ego. Generally wrongfully labelled "evil", these facets of ourselves
- Main topic begins at 0:08:22 - Are mysticism and spiritual matters less important in times of chaos? Or are they actually, by themselves, a potent form of activism? In this admittedly long and convoluted episode, we ex
— Interview starts at 0:09:42 — I can't help but wonder: have philosopher William James and punk band Dead Kennedys ever been mentioned in one same interview? Well, they have now! On this show, Mitch Horowitz presents us
— Interview starts at 0:07:26 — From the terrestrial to the divine, from counterculture to the mystic's path, this episode's overarching theme is all about spiritual expansion, elevation, transcendance. Of course we talk
— Interview starts at 0:09:30 — This week, I'm having the great honour of exchanging thoughts with an artist who has participated in the shaping of 90s western culture through music: Jill Emery, musician and painter extr
— Interview starts at 0:06:45 — Could our dreams actually be pieces of our future getting imprinted in our functional memory? Could synchronicities be due to precognition rather than some sort of « metaphysical messaging
— Interview starts at 0:08:15 — Owls and UFOs: Two powerful archetypes, one ancient and one rooted in popular culture, and seemingly more linked together than one could readily believe. Not only that, but according to th
— Interview starts at 0:10:07 — Back with another fascinating discussion, this time with Dr Paul J. Leslie, psychotherapist and all around amazing guy. Join us for this joyous chat in which we address the importance of c
To start off the year and before going back to the interviews, Dominic shares his thoughts about his journey through depression, itself exacerbated by Grunge era music and aesthetics. He also reads a puzzle-like poem ―A
In this dense and fascinating discussion, James Tunney adroitly makes the case for the dangers of post-humanism, its foundations and origins, thus advocating for a much needed spiritual evolution. James is joining us fro
This time, magician Denis Poisson (aka Foolish Fish) sits with me from his home in Poland to discuss his adventures in applied mysticism and spirituality. In this lively chat, we address a wide array of subjects includin
In this friendly exchange, Douglas Batchelor tells us about his personal views on magic and a bit on his personal practices. We also explore the notion of (free?) will, its place in magical application and in discarnate
In this episode, Ian Duncan and I discuss interfacing with the human realm on the mystical path. Ian also shares his visions on not-so-free will as a result of patterns, expanding outside of Daoism and the role of a spir
Miguel Conner joins me on this episode for a discussion about gnosticism, the quest for meaning, the creative impulse and the subject of his upcoming book; the mystical side of Elvis Presley. *** About Miguel *** Gnostic
For the "non-dually" minded, productivity is often problematic, when not a form of torture. Can one truly hold no goal and still build upon a creative urge over longer terms? I say "Oh, hell yes". Oh how it seems, althou
Ever heard of Nigel Saunders? Let me guess that you haven’t. I mean, the guy runs a Youtube channel about making bonsai trees, a niche subject if there ever was one. Many times a week, the scruffy haired giant posts vide
Mitch Horowitz
Historian of alternative spirituality & PEN Award-winning author
1 appearance on this show
Ronnie Pontiac
author
1 appearance on this show
Eric Wargo
PhD
1 appearance on this show
Mike Clelland
Author | Illustrator | UFO Researcher
1 appearance on this show
Ian Duncan
mystic, spiritual alchemist, Daoist Priest · The Grind Roasters
1 appearance on this show
Miguel Conner
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