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Perception of Eros: The Psychology of Love w/ Marc Gafni #450
Enjoy this podcast with Dr. Marc Gafni featured on Kyle Kingsbury Podcast. ABOUT: Kyle Kingsbury welcomes back Dr. Marc Gafni to continue their short-form series on the “12 faces/phases of Eros,” focusing here on Eros as perception. Gafni defines Eros as radical aliveness desiring deeper contact and greater wholeness, a cosmic force uniquely moving through each person, and argues love is not merely emotion but a “perception-identification complex” in which one perceives another’s irreducible quality/value and identifies their essence with that beauty rather than surface flaws. He critiques modern fast, negative, scandal-driven attention and “pornographic” surface [...]
Prayer: How To Have A Conversation with God | Dr. Marc Gafni
Dr. Marc Gafni, as esteemed teacher, joins this Aubrey Marcus podcast to discuss what does it mean to have a conversation with God. Join Aubrey Marcus and Dr. Marc Gafni in conversation. In Aubrey's voice: Is God real? And if so, can you have an actual conversation with the divine? I sit down with Rebbe Marc Gafni to go all the way in on the question that sits beneath every spiritual tradition, every psychedelic experience, and every 3am reckoning with the mystery of being alive. From my transformation from teenage atheist to someone who has felt the whisper of [...]
Dr. Marc Gafni: The Unique Self: Living your Unique Will
Dr. Marc Gafni joins the Parallax media to discuss Unique Self as new model of enlightenment and discussion of Eros and Unique Will. Tom Amarque host Parallax podcast with Dr. Marc Gafni: In this conversation, Dr. Marc Gafni and Tom Amarque explore the concept of Unique Self, contrasting Western and Eastern perspectives on enlightenment, and discussing the importance of individuality, love, and power in personal growth. They delve into the flaws in traditional enlightenment teachings, the nature of intimacy, and the role of conversations in shaping reality. The discussion also touches on the Daemon as an intermediary figure [...]