Welcome to episode 33 of the F23 podcast. Join me this time in conversation with Mike Gathers the host of the Hilaritas Press Podcast. We talk about how he discovered the psychedelic and counter culture movement at his first Grateful Dead concert and his path to the great writer and modern day mystic Robert Anton Wilson. We talk about our favourite teachings in his work including multi-model agnosticism, the 8 circuit model and how his work is important today. Mike is interested in building a relational interpretation of the 8 circuit model and this is something I'm fascinated to learn more about.
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http://www.hilaritaspress.com/podcasts/
Twitter: @mgathers23
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Twitter: @Jimthediamond
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Background music: Thomas Crosland
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