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Cool thanks! I will start with the resources you provided.

Joscha Bach http://bach.ai/

Martin Ford is a name that frequently came up in my (up to this date very superficial) research. But I haven't had the time to watch some of his stuff.

Shall we collect AI resources? Books, papers, videos ...

As a follow up: I came across the work of Charlie Morley, who addresses LD and Shadow Work specifically in this book: https://fr1lib.org/book/5442841/91a51a What I saw from him on youtube he has a green/pluralistic perspective.

@Alex_R Hey thanks! I'll go for it.

Hi, for those who have a regular practice of shadow work going: do you involve lucid dreaming in your practice? I'm especially curious about the possibility of inside-dream mediation as well as a „live Shadow Work“ with dream characters, once lucid. Is that something you have experience with? I’d be interested to hear your ideas. Furthermore: in „The Religion of Tomorrow“ Ken Wilber briefly mentions how the content and perspectives of dreams can give hints to one’s present structure-development (correlating with f e the Spiral Dynamics stages). I’m still in the process of reading the book, so maybe he writes more about it later. Do you know any other sources that help interpreting dreams with regards to the view through which they are perceived? Thanks, have a good weekend!

The mystic's perspective on time: - how does self and time relate/why does self live in time - guided inquiry: how to access timelesness etc.

How to practice and achieve 24/7 awareness employing methods of meditation, contemplation, yoga, dream yoga/lucid dreaming.

Great suggestion.

Philip Tetlock and Superforecasting https://youtu.be/rV5Gicb66WA https://youtu.be/-07DJ7xVBis https://www.amazon.de/Superforecasting-Science-Prediction-Philip-Tetlock/dp/0804136718

Anekantavada from Jainism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jainism?wprov=sfti1 http://www.unipune.ac.in/snc/cssh/ipq/english/IPQ/6-10 volumes/09 04/PDF/9-4-3.pdf