Okay so the Left-Hand Path is a spiritual philosophy centered on the preservation of an enduring self rather than spiritual dissolution or obedience to an external authority. Listen as Sereptie (Craig) shares how, for him, the term (with ph, lepht hand philosophy) connects to acid communism and the discovery of a portal beyond capitalistic reductionism, opening toward a transcendent renewal. You really have to hear his answer yourself, it will take you on a journey from politics to the inner dream world of truth. You will learn in this episode what he meas by lepht hand philosophy, plus I think a really central theme for ALL OF US CREATORS and ALL OF CONSUMERS of INFORMATION!!! That is: the attention economy - how do we stay true, avoid (being) noise and like "get the best, leave the rest"/try not to be totally destroyed by it? You will get some good suggestions in this episode, plus I think exactly conversations like this are so important, not to just be part of it (the noise) blindly, but reflecting as we are in that nonestop information flood, that we got going on, inside as outside. Sereptie Craig is so intellectually stimulating to speak to, and so soulful as well as his Gemini Sun and Pisces Moon are really central to everything we discuss- and I mean, anyone who loves philosophy will enjoy when he speaks. Tune in as Sereptie shares what his philosophical school is about, what his dream would is reaching for, and how he relates to his tarot-deck creations and personal astrological chart where we end up staying for a bit there in the end, because his curiosity turns out to be more fun than a certain scepticism he also carries. Don't miss this one... I'm telling you... it's some good stuff right here. -Mannah LINKS: video version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjliAYaOJas Sereptie: https://linktr.ee/acidhorizon (find all this links through this) Mannah: https://www.therapeuticastrologer.com/

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