Ancient Futures
Daniel SimpsonTimeless wisdom for modern dilemmas, combining yoga philosophy, practical insight and critical thinking.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 95 | Subscribers | Read | ancientfutures.substack.com |
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Life and Breath – Isabel Tew
Is prāṇāyāma the same thing as breath-work? Both labels are commonly used to teach similar techniques. They’re also increasingly hard to distinguish, because of ongoing changes in methods and objectives. This conversation with Isabel Tew ex...
On Speaking and Truth
One of my linguistic “pet peeves” is the way people talk about “speaking my truth”. If it’s only really true for the speaker, does that make it similar to drug hallucinations? 😵💫
Yogic Flashbacks – Daniel Simpson
This is a different sort of podcast – for multiple reasons. Firstly, it features some interviews I did half my life ago. Secondly, it’s still a work in progress. I intended to make a radio documentary, but the audio wound up on MiniDiscs ga...
"Chakras, Drugs and Evolution"
I’m a big fan of book clubs. I’ve run several myself, including some in a glorified cupboard at Triyoga in London. So when Nathan Thompson proposed a podcast version on Escaping Saṃsāra, I said sure!
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I write and host dialogues that integrate opposites and fuel understanding. My books include The Truth of Yoga and A Rough Guide to the Dark Side. My aim is to explore how timeless insights can shape wiser actions.
I write and host dialogues that integrate opposites and fuel understanding. My books include The Truth of Yoga and A Rough Guide to the Dark Side. My aim is to explore how timeless insights can shape wiser actions.
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