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Mentioned in 39 episodes

The Tibetan Book of the Dead

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Mentioned by

Charles Hoskinson

Mentioned in 39 episodes

Mentioned by

Tyler Cowen

in the context of asking if it is a real thing.

Donald S. Lopez Jr. on Buddhism

Referenced by

Charles Hoskinson

when describing Bardo Thodol, the Tibetan Book of the Dead

#215 Charles Hoskinson - Cardano Founder on the Secret DARPA AI Project That Became Siri

Mentioned by

Shira Chess

when tracing the historical lineage of the phrase 'Nothing is true, everything is permitted.'

The Internet Is an Occult Machine (w/ Shira Chess)

Mentioned by

Andrew Holecek

as a book that goes back to Guru Rinpoche, Padmasambhava, who brought Buddhism from India to Tibet.

Talking about Dark Retreat, Part 2 with Andrew Holecek

Mentioned in the context of Wilhelm's translations and Westerners' understanding of this material.

Ep345: Against the Stream Magick, Awakening, & Crowley - Alan Chapman & Duncan Barford

Mentioned by

Andrew Holecek

referring to one of the most often repeated lines in the book; “Emptiness cannot harm emptiness”.

Finding Truth In The Darkness & How To Lucid Dream w/ Andrew Holocek #505

Mentioned by

Noah Ruschetta

, who read it on recommendation of a friend who was sick with cancer.

215 - Dying to Live

Mentioned by

Tim Freke

as a reference to love light which is central to people today.

At the Leading Edge of a New Worldview: an electrifying conversation with Tim Freke

Mentioned by

Ram Dass

as a book that helped him understand and describe his psychedelic experiences.

Ep. 292 – Coming Home to Being Human

David recalled a listener suggestion about the 'Bardo Thodol' (Tibetan Book of the Dead) and debated whether they'd previously covered it.

Episode 328: Weapons Free

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