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The first contains a hallucinogenic substance, dimethyltryptamine, which also seems to be secreted by the human brain; but this hallucinogen has no effect when swallowed, because a stomach enzyme called monoamine oxidase blocks it. The second plant, however, contains several substances that inactivate this precise stomach enzyme, allowing the
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Albino Boy
- Tyson Yunkaporta shares the story of Albino Boy, banished due to superstition, who builds a powerful stone site.
- This tale warns against gossip and showcases resilience.
Transcript:
Aubrey Marcus
Well, you were telling a story about Albino Boy, which is actually a story about the certain tribe getting superstitious, casting out. Why don't
Aubrey Marcus Podcast • 60,000 Years of Indigenous Wisdom From Down Under W/ Tyson Yunkaporta #489
Words make our reality and make our universe real.
Robert Moore • King, Warrior, Magician, Lover: Rediscovering the Archetypes of the Mature Masculine
It’s not that I hate people. The other best times in my life were with people. But it’s interesting how many highlights were just sitting in a room in that wonderful creative flow, free from the chatter of the world. No updates. No news. No pings. No chats. No surfing.
Silence is a great canvas for your thoughts. That vacuum helps turn all of your
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Our jobs have become prisons from which we don’t want to escape
The Economist • Why Do We Work So Hard?
You don’t need to perform strength.
You don’t need to suppress your truth.
You just need to feel deeply and speak clearly.
When jealousy rises, when the fire flares in your gut, containment is not shutting it down. It’s grounding the current in your breath, your... See more
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James Bridle • The Age of Surveillance Capitalism by Shoshana Zuboff Review – We Are the Pawns
. The emotional depth that was organized around the primal attachment
becomes available for real, adult relationships. You no longer need your partner to be your mother, and you no longer flee the demands of full adult existence as if they were a form of annihilation. The inner mother transforms from an overwhelming, devouring force into a source of
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