Thresholds of Consciousness: Dreams, Non-Ordinary States, & Transformation

Dr. Leslie Ellis, author of A Clinician's Guide to Dream Therapy, on why dreams and nightmares carry more wisdom than we give them credit for, and how embodied dreamwork can help us actually work with them. Learn more about her work: https://www.drleslieellis.com Her book: A Clinician's Guide to Dream Therapy Book Link: https://www.routledge.com/A-Clinicians-Guide-to-Dream-Therapy-Demystif...

Eric Wargo, PhD joins me to talk about precognitive dreams, time loops, and the case for retrocausation: the idea that the future may be shaping the present in ways we've been culturally trained to ignore. We cover why precognition has been scientifically repressed since the birth of modern science, what a "time loop" actually is (using Carl Jung's scarab synchronicity as a case...

I interview Dr. Stanley Krippner, consciousness researcher and humanistic psychologist. Stan discusses his memoir "A Chaotic Life," with me, where he describes how small events in his life led to unexpected and formative outcomes. Stan talks about some of his experiences with the Grateful Dead, how that led to further interest in Shamanism, and what Shamanism can teach us about healing....

In this podcast consciousness researcher and author Stephen A. Schwartz discusses his work with remote-viewing (non-local consciousness) and how this research can contribute to social change.

Welcome to *Thresholds of Consciousness* — a conversation series exploring psychology, dreams, healing, spirituality, creativity, transformation, and the deeper dimensions of human experience. In this introductory video, I share the vision behind the project and the questions that inspired it. Through conversations with therapists, researchers, contemplatives, artists, and individuals shaped by pr...