Maria

New meditation up on Insight Timer, this time playfully digging for unconscious beliefs and replacing them with more truthful and empowering ones. Hope you like it ^_^ insighttimer.com/marianazdravan…

When it comes to money most people understand that having a buffer allows them to handle unexpected problems or invest in incredible opportunities. The same lesson applies to our schedule. Book yourself to 70%. This allows ample time to resolve problems and seize opportunities.

Last week I had the pleasure to interview the wonderful @LisaMarchiano of @ThisJungianLife about her latest book and her insights on motherhood as individuation. Check out the episode here: beginagain.substack.com/p/18-motherhoo…

@RCarhartHarris @UCSF @neuroscapeucsf How exciting! Congrats 👏

Honoured & delighted to be beginning my first day at University of California San Francisco @UCSF as Ralph Metzner Distinguished Professor & Director of the Psychedelics Division of @neuroscapeucsf. Grateful to those who made this happen.🙏

Curious what the future holds for you? Join me in this live guided journey on Saturday eventbrite.co.uk/e/journey-into…

1. Big data. Technology. They know more about us than we think. 2. Google writing a best practice ad for my services.

Interested in learning mindfulness meditation? Here’s the schedule to my course launching May 4 👉 marianazdravan.com/event-details/… #traumasensitivemindfulness #meditationcourse

This may I'm teaching a trauma-sensitive mindfulness meditation course, do come along. Early birds get 20% off with code "tinybird" #traumainformed marianazdravan.com/event-details/…

@RCarhartHarris Judging by your excitement, something like 85-95%. I’d love to hear about the integration therapy and other support provided, and how much is owed to that too.

I’m curious, what would you peoples’ guess for the response rate at end of 6 week trial in psilocybin condition? x2 25mg doses.

@AutismOnAcid @AndisNotebook @AskADHD Yes definitely not a fortune teller or wizard (yet?) but I can sure help make light of dreams based on Jungian analysis.

Does anyone else with ADHD have dreaming issues? Like integration of the outside world into your dreams? Or anything like having dreams/nightmares that cause actual reactions or carry into your day? Anything else? Share all your dreaming experiences & coping strategies! #AskADHD

A prince makes a milkshake flavored with unrequited love.

In awe of Roberto Assagioli’s Transpersonal Development. I haven’t resonated with anyone’s work as much since Jung.

Replace "evil" with any word and you have the psychological formula for projection.

@RCarhartHarris At this point I recognise that my journeys follow each other in a way that makes sense, so I go in with a general “show me what I need to experience/learn now but go easy on me pls”.

Intention setting ahead of a psychedelic journey: do you do this, and if so, how do you do it? Do you go general or specific?

Be kind to your kids “Nationalism, racism, and fascism are in fact nothing other than ideological guises of the flight from painful, unconscious memories of endured contempt into the dangerous, destructive disrespect for human life, glorified as a political program.” Alice Miller

‘Political action can be fed by the unconscious rage of children who have been misused, imprisoned, exploited, cramped, and drilled. This rage can be partially discharged in fighting “enemies,” without having to give up the idealization of one’s own parents.’ - Alice Miller

@PaulAustin3w Undoubtedly, 1. We: Understanding the Psychology of Romantic Love by Robert A. Johnson. Personal game-changer. 2. Why Fish Don't Exist by the wonderful @lmillernpr - extraordinary book.

Best two books I’ve read in the past year: 1. The Path of Least Resistance by Robert Fritz 2. Letting Go by David Hawkins What are your favorite reads from 2020?

Me: I don't really like Twitter, it's just a load of pseudo-intellectual one-upmaniship. * @RCarhartHarris now follows you on Twitter * Also me: It's truly a fantastic platform to connect with people, I should come here more.

@Dr_Draper @DeeAisha If used consciously it can be a great tool for brand storytelling. We can't deny these forces are within us. The problem is that advertising tends to water down ideas like this to appear smarter or justify selling a bunch of well-crafted bullshit.

@Dr_Draper @DeeAisha It's a tool to bring what's unconscious to consciousness. All archetypes have positive and negative traits and it's important to recognise if you've become possessed by one. ie: a caregiver is protective of what it loves, but can become destructive (overprotective)

Come on, Ogilvy. You’re better than this.