Jonny Miller Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Jonny Miller

@ChrisWillx @HealthyGamerGG The figure is from a book called 'Nurturing Resilience' by Kathy Kain, a superb & underrated book. I reckon it's an interesting lens to examine some of the topics you discuss on the podcast E.g. how nervous system dysregulation likely fuels the toxic red/blue pill communities,… https://t.co/Wu561ZzrHx https://t.co/Yth3qblDw7

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@tomcritchlow @tferriss @p_millerd @jposhaughnessy Would also really appreciate hearing you deconstruct the pathless path with Paul!

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@fortelabs the best book that opened my eyes to this is 'Consolations' by David Whyte https://t.co/1Uj9OkeET1

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Re-reading Existential Kink — I really feel like it's an underated book in terms of how radical the books core claims are: i.e. it is entirely possible to experience deep delight + pleasure in the experiences that you are most repulsed by, frustrated at or afraid of.

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@amplituhedron @elonmusk yes! I also appreciated that speculation. Exploration of consciousness with respect to deeply experiencing (forgetting + remembering) itself in infinitely interesting + intimate ways. Alan Watts had a similar viewpoint, but coming from a more zen interpretation

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@daemonhugger I've not come across this but v. intrigued. Do you have a link? I also think there's overlap here with Alexander Technique / expanding awareness practices Rod Stryker is writing a book called 'Enlightened Sleep' that I'm very excited to read (but more from a yogic perspective)

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@neats29 @visakanv @m_ashcroft @p_millerd really feel you on this, it's like switching the fuel source and can take time (months maybe years) Stephen Cope's 'The Great Work of Your Life' is a superb starting point 📚

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@wanderinwardell FIVE!! Haha gosh, let's see... 1 ~ 'The Three Marriages' by @whytedw 2 ~ 'The Wisdom of Insecurity' by Alan Watts 3 ~ 'The Journey of Soul Initiation' by Bill Plotkin 4 ~ A More Beautiful World' by @ceisenstein 5 ~ 'LSD & the Mind of the Universe' by Christopher Bache

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"Do you want to improve the world? I don't think it can be done. The world is sacred. It can't be improved" – Stephen Mitchell’s Tao Te Ching

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@anthilemoon The Extended Mind by Annie Murphy Paul is superb (and definitely beginner friendly). I guess it also depends on what you mean by 'seat' — and also by 'brain' does that include the entire CNS? Dan Siegal's 'Neurobiology of We' is also a great read re: how the mind emerges in the… https://t.co/gMoyi4HDjq

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