Institute of Noetic Sciences I Am IONS: Paulina Temple institute of noetic sciences I Am IONS: Paulina Temple Published on January 7, 2016 Share
What Happens After Enlightenment? | The Yogic Secrets of Divine Awareness November 21, 2021SUBSCRIBE https://www.youtube.com/OneWorldWithin for new videos every week
AE: The Forgotten MysticwithJames Tunney October 15, 2021Here he describes the work of George William Russell who was known by his pen name of “AE”. Russell was a fine artist, poet, dramatist, critic, playwrite, statesman, publisher, and mystic. He was closely associated with W. B. Yeats and served as an inspiration for a generation of esotericists, writers, and political activists. His life [...]
Intelligent EnergywithRJ Spina November 7, 2021Here he describes a horrible concatination of illnesses that left him with a diagnosis of permanent paralysis below the chest in 2016. He awakened from life-saving surgery with a dysfunctional body – however, he found himself in a state of awareness completely detached from the body that he thinks of as cosmic consciousness. In this [...]
Cultivating EcstasywithBill Pfeiffer October 11, 2021Here he discusses the value of indigenous and shamanistic wisdom. He describes his work with native Americans as well as shamans across the world. He emphasizes the importance of approaching these traditions with both respect and permission. He points to the significance of current discussions about cultural appropriation. He also describes the role of entheogens [...]
Loneliness on the Spiritual Path September 26, 2021SUBSCRIBE https://www.youtube.com/OneWorldWithin for new videos every week
The Artist Francis BaconwithJames Tunney November 12, 2021Here he explores the artistic and intellectual complexities of Francis Bacon (1909 – 1992), one of the most successful artists of the twentieth centuries who paintings have sold for more than $100 million. He points out that Bacon found inspiration in the spiritualist literature and possibly functioned mediumistically himself. Tunney also focuses on Bacon’s artwork [...]
Lost Knowledge of the ImaginationwithGary Lachman May 25, 2019Here he suggests that, as a result of modernity, we have lost sight of the conscious poetic power of nature and reality itself. He focuses on the work of Goethe who claimed that the disciplined imagination of the poet can be applied to scientific questions. His argument centers on the work of philosopher and historian [...]
On Being a Remote Viewing StudentwithPaul H. Smith May 27, 2019Here he discusses a variety of issues faced by students of his remote viewing classes. One concern is dealing with criticisms and objections that come from family and friends. As with most other skills, professional practice requires a level of commitment and discipline that goes far beyond establishing the validity of the phenomena. As remote [...]