The Eternities

Anthony Peake’s latest book, The Infinite Mindfield – The Quest to Find the Gateway to Higher Consciousness, argues that the inner worlds of the mystic are as real, or more real, than waking reality. In this interview, he discusses the role of the pineal gland in granting access to these worlds and its thousands of years of veneration within various esoteric traditions. Anthony Peake has authored several books investigating consciousness and reality, probing such topics as déjà vu, the near death experience, the nature of time, the bicameral mind and the out of body experience. Anthony is also the founder of the ITLAD Walker Group, the discussion group featured in The Eternities, which meets in Liverpool, England, and online.

Ramez Naam is the author of two SF books – Nexus and Crux – dealing with a mind linking nano-drug that he believes theoretically possible. He is also the author of the non-fiction book More Than Human – Embracing the Promise of Biological Enhancement. He serves on the advisory board of the Institute for Accelerating Change, is a Senior Associate of the Foresight Institute, is a member of the World Future Society and is a fellow of the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies.

Ramez Naam is the author of two SF books – Nexus and Crux – dealing with a mind linking nano-drug that he believes theoretically possible. He is also the author of the non-fiction book More Than Human – Embracing the Promise of Biological Enhancement. He serves on the advisory board of the Institute for Accelerating Change, is a Senior Associate of the Foresight Institute, is a member of the World Future Society and is a fellow of the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies.

Ramez Naam is the author of two SF books – Nexus and Crux – dealing with a mind linking nano-drug that he believes theoretically possible. He is also the author of the non-fiction book More Than Human – Embracing the Promise of Biological Enhancement. He serves on the advisory board of the Institute for Accelerating Change, is a Senior Associate of the Foresight Institute, is a member of the World Future Society and is a fellow of the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies.

Roundtable. What are the dangers to humanity as we move into an ever more technologised world? Do we risk the neglect of some latent ‘psycho-spiritual’ dimension? Or could the modern machine world be as natural as everything that has gone before?

Roundtable. What are the dangers to humanity as we move into an ever more technologised world? Do we risk the neglect of some latent ‘psycho-spiritual’ dimension? Or could the modern machine world be as natural as everything that has gone before?

Roundtable. What are the dangers to humanity as we move into an ever more technologised world? Do we risk the neglect of some latent ‘psycho-spiritual’ dimension? Or could the modern machine world be as natural as everything that has gone before?

An interview with the unconventional psychotherapist, Tony Cawley. Subjects discussed: Tony’s training in hypno-psychotherapy and the evolution of his method, especially his work in developing what he calls ‘The universal language of the soul’, with which he finds a way to mediate between his clients and their own unconscious. Psychological blockages and how to remove them. The essential / authentic self. Conditioning, editing the self and role-playing. Tony’s disillusion with the education system and mainstream science. The psychological malaise of modern Western society and the coming crisis as ‘soulfulness’ reasserts itself. Tony is based in Liverpool, UK and can be contacted on +44 151 727 1485. He is available for phone / Skype and in person consultations.

An interview with the unconventional psychotherapist, Tony Cawley. Subjects discussed: Tony’s training in hypno-psychotherapy and the evolution of his method, especially his work in developing what he calls ‘The universal language of the soul’, with which he finds a way to mediate between his clients and their own unconscious. Psychological blockages and how to remove them. The essential / authentic self. Conditioning, editing the self and role-playing. Tony’s disillusion with the education system and mainstream science. The psychological malaise of modern Western society and the coming crisis as ‘soulfulness’ reasserts itself. Tony is based in Liverpool, UK and can be contacted on +44 151 727 1485. He is available for phone / Skype and in person consultations.

The unconventional psychotherapist and Open Minds regular, Tony Cawley, talking about his methods and dealing with the mysterious unconscious. Tony is based in Liverpool, England, and is available for both phone and in person consultations. He can be contacted on +44 (0)151 727 1485.

Roundtable. Humankind has long believed it is not alone – angels, elementals, entities, demons … In modernity, we trust only the seen and the measurable. But is this an error? What about intuition, imagination and inspiration, for example? From where do such insights originate, solely the brain, or from beyond?

Roundtable. Humankind has long believed it is not alone – angels, elementals, entities, demons … In modernity, we trust only the seen and the measurable. But is this an error? What about intuition, imagination and inspiration, for example? From where do such insights originate, solely the brain, or from beyond?

Roundtable. Humankind has long believed it is not alone – angels, elementals, entities, demons … In modernity, we trust only the seen and the measurable. But is this an error? What about intuition, imagination and inspiration, for example? From where do such insights originate, solely the brain, or from beyond?

Roundtable, featuring the consciousness theorist and author Anthony Peake, on the question of the limits of free will.

Roundtable discussion: With the ITLAD Walker / Open Minds discussion group, based in Liverpool, UK. Present in the discussion is the consciousness theorist and author, Anthony Peake. Is free will possible or simply an illusion? For an introduction to the topic, see Neuroscience, free will and determinism: ‘I’m just a machine’.