In this whirlwind discussion that will change you, Tiokasin Ghosthorse and Lehua Lopez discuss similarities and differences in the culture and mind of Lakota and Hawaiian peoples.

Renowned ethnopharmacologist, Dr. Dennis McKenna, discusses how our ancestors’ interactions with plants over millions of years may have laid the foundation for human imagination.

Contrary to what we’ve been taught, many of Western society’s greatest thinkers were actually great mystics who had fully-formed knowledge come to them through transpersonal means. Like who? Like Friedrich Nietzsche, for starters. Get ready. to unlearn everything you thought you knew about the man and his work.

From the Living Mystery Symposium 2021: Diversity In Consciousness comes this authentic kundalini demonstration and a chat about what that authenticity means.

Since experiencing a close encounter of the third kind in 1985, Communion author Whitley Strieber has experienced a profound challenge to everything he once understood about the nature of reality and our relationship to it. In this talk, he explores the evolution of his understanding through the lens of his life experiences, which are, for the most part, impossible—and yet which are, at the same time, somehow true. But how? Join him in the exploration of this fundamental question.

What starts as a roundtable discussion between all of the speakers of the Living Mystery Symposium ends up an important demonstration of the incompatibility of the materialist mindset and indigenous consciousness.