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Mentioned in 35 episodes

The Tibetan Book of the Dead

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Mentioned by

Charles Hoskinson

Mentioned in 35 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

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

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

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

Referenced by

Jack Kornfield

regarding remembering our true nature.

Ep. 305 – Remembering the Pleasure of Peace

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