Magick: it's not what you think! An interview with Daniel Ingram Part Three

If you’re interested in Magick, what it is and just as importantly what It isn’t, then you have to tune into this interview with Daniel Ingram This is the second time Daniel has appeared on my show. Daniel is famous for his teaching on Buddhist meditation and his controversial views about meditative attainments-but is less well known as a practitioner of Magick, something which he has been doing for years As a former critical care doctor and a data-crunching researcher he is a well-grounded in scientific rationalism as well as being an expert in conservative, systematic meditation practices So I figured it would be very interesting to get his perspective on a subject that many, if not most people, would consider pretty out there if not downright scary or wrong or evil or all of the above This is a fascinating interview and its really turned my head around to the reality of Magick and has me fired up to start some practices as well as realizing how much I am already practicing it without knowing I’ve divided the interview into three parts. Each part builds on the other so it’s worth listening all the way through. Feel free to stop and start. There are show notes on my website - - with timings so you can pick up where you left off or go back and forth If you enjoy this interview please take a little time to leave a review on Apple Podcasts. Thanks

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Magick: it's not what you think! An interview with Daniel Ingram Part Three is an episode from The Monk on a Motorbike by Danny Hill.

This episode is 01:14:21 long.

This episode was published on Jun 18, 2020.

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