Freud

Alchemy, transhumanism, Giulio Prisco, Cosmism, blackmail, Singularity, Orphan Black, social darwinism, eugenics, Aldous Huxley, Julian Huxley, Brave New World, dystopia, Christian mysticism, orthodox Christianity, Neoplatonism, Hermeticism, Giordano Bruno, scientism, apocalypse, Auguste Comte, Buddhism, Christianity, Classical Liberalism, conspiracy, Freud, Handmaid's Tale, Gnosticism, Jeffrey Kripal, Joachim of Fiore, justice, Kabbalah, messianism, Mythology, New Age, occult, Peter Levenda, Renaissance, technocracy, the weird

”Transhumanists like myself, who encourage shedding our biological limitations in favor of becoming technological gods, are broadly secular.” —Zoltan Istvan In a previous piece I laid out an overview of orthodox Christian theology with a view to exploring transhumanism as fundamentally rooted (though unconsciously) in that Christian mythos. There’s…

abductees, afterlife, alien, alien abduction, alternative research, analytical psychology, ancestral memory, animism, Anngwyn St. Just, archetypes, Bert Hellinger, Brian Weiss, Buddhism, Charles Fort, Close Encounters, collective unconscious, consciousness, Contactees, ego, Entheogens, extraterrestials, family constellations, Freud, Hermeticism, high strangeness, hyperdimensional physics, hypnosis, Initiation, imaginal, intersubjectivity, Jack Hunter, Jacques Vallee, Jung, linguistics, modern philosophy, Nature, NDEs, New Age, OBEs, Ontological Flooding, paranormal, past life regressions, physics of information, Postmodernism, Postmodern Philosophy, Psychic Realm, Spiritism, Spiritualism, synchronicity, the weird, the unconscious, trickster, UFOs

How are we to think of communication with the dead in a weird naturalist light? That’s the question guiding this piece. In that regard, this piece is one in a series applying a weird naturalist lens to various highly strange encounters—I’ve written on looking at past life…

Freud, hypnosis, hyperdimensional physics, Eric Wargo, time loops, retrocausation, past life regressions, weird naturalism, the weird, paranormal, Parapsychology, Brian Weiss, Spiritualism, Spiritism, New Age, Theosophy, Swedenborg, New Thought, Trauma, analytical psychology, Jung, intersubjectivity, linguistics, Postmodern Philosophy, Postmodernism, epigenetics, ancestral memory, shamanic journeying, shamanism, the unconscious, collective unconscious, imaginal, Charles Fort, Ontological Flooding

“The Holy Roman Empire was neither Holy, nor Roman, nor an Empire. Discuss.” —Linda Richman from Coffee Talk on Saturday Night Live quoting Voltaire In this piece I want to explore the process of past life regressions in relationship to a more weird naturalist, ontologically flooded, trauma-cognizant lens that is…

Mediumship: Life In the Wake of The Dead

Past Life Regressions Without The Past, The Life, or the Regression