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Reality 2.0
- Shamans, Psychedelics, and the Next Step in Evolution
- Narrated by: Daniel Pinchbeck
- Length: 3 hrs and 49 mins
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Publisher's Summary
What is it that attracts shamans, mystics, and other visionaries to the experience of altered states? It is the fact that some wisdom cannot be accessed through ordinary consciousness alone, proposes Daniel Pinchbeck. In Reality 2.0: Shamans, Psychedelics, and the Next Step in Evolution, this trailblazer of nonordinary reality shares a firsthand account of his quest for a "system upgrade" for human society.
Join this 21st-century explorer and philosopher-journalist for an intriguing investigation of:
- Shamanic cultures from the Americas to the Amazon and the urgent messages they have for Western society
- The 2012 phenomenon and the possibility of a new realization of time and space for humankind
- Crop circles - debunked hoax or legitimate transmissions from galactic intelligence?
- The potential of plant medicines, such as iboga and ayahuasca, to help address the spiritual crisis of our postmodern world
- Startling theories of Terence McKenna, José Argüelles, and other pioneers in the furthest realms of human consciousness
Is our culture poised for the next leap in human evolution? How is technology changing us? Are we in the midst of a global "quickening" that will transform our individual and collective consciousness - and are heavy psychedelics required to participate? Daniel Pinchbeck tackles these questions and more in this fascinating glimpse into a hopeful - and mind-expanding - future.
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- Lukasz Termer
- 02-03-2016
It's a great book, but...
First of all I'd like to say that despite author's few hang ups, it's a great book. A kind of gateway into many alternative concepts about social structures. What bothered me was the read. It felt more as if Mr Pinchbeck sat in a room with a bunch of notes in front of him and simply talked about stuff. If that's the case, kudos to him for his brain capacity and ability channel all that knowledge. If not, I believe this audiobook should be a tad cheaper. There are audiobooks for the same price with real narration. All in all, I'm pleased this sort of literature is out for wider public to engage with.
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