114 - Jamie Seed | Shadows of Light - Ethics & Healthy Ego

The festival sage and freelance photographer Jamie Seed returns to InnerVerse for a third visit, this time recounting sychronicities from Burning Man and beyond as we recap a busy year for this prolific artist. Hero worship, the positive shadow and balancing the ego are some of the topics on the table for this one.

See Jamie's work at JamieSeed.com

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Things we discussedReplacing negative thought patterns with positive podcastsTransmuting mental blocks by releasing tension in the bodyEnergy as consciousness and how food alters our self imageWhy producing our own food could help save the environmentRethinking our Faustian relationship with convenience and "disposable" itemsBurning Man Ethics and ego dissolving sychronicitiesHealthy hero admiration vs. "blinded by the light" hero worshipWhat Jamie has learned from teaching photography classes, strategies for inspiring students

Only in the Plus+ Extension (Subscribe Here!)Crossing from festival culture into permacultureFollowing passion instead of money but also paying the billsIdeas about what living outside the box looks likeElaborate discussion on ecstatic dance and how it connects us to authentic & spiritual self expressionJamie turns the tables on me and instigates a conversation about my rock climbing hobbyJamie reflects on some of the mindsets and evolution he's faced as a full time freelancer over the last year living life without a financial safety netTips for replacing depression thoughts with gratitude practicesThe story of how sychronicities with a black tourmaline stone helped Jamie during a time of massive loss and open up to be less cynical A great conversation about the metaphysical power of belief and why leaving room for the unknown is better than assuming things are impossible
Episode Music: K+LAB

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