Steven Kotler Stealing Fire Audiobook

Misc Non-Fiction Books Audio Steven Kotler Stealing Fire

[LennyKMusic]

1:56:25 - Chapter 3 - Why We Missed It
2:41:41 - Part 2 - The 4 Forces of Extasis
2:41:56 - Chapter 4 - Psychology
3:31:55 - Chapter 5 - Neurobiology
4:20:02 - Chapter 6 - Pharmacology
7:33:40 - Chapter 10 - Hedonic Engineering

[jasongravely]

This is one of the coolest books ever written. We are living in such an amazing time

[ElpidaOrfanidou]

AMAZING. Life cannot be the same after listening to this book!

[richardsilmai]

This is the first audio book I listened to. Deepest gratitude

[erick_papi]

thank you!!
Way waaay better would be to have the links to chapter separations... In this way we who are practicing reading/listening with such amazing material, could enhance our development tho
😍

[Σασηα]

google goes fishing - 35:21


Hacking ecstasys 46:10

The mind gym - 53:59

[silviavanderheiden]

Ah, finally! Stuff of my soul! Thank you for making this audiobook so available. Looking forward to listening to the rise of Superman next!! (First time I am listening to audiobook, at all...)
The difference between out loud, (wether inside or outside of your head) versus reading without that... Also flow.

[KevinOroszSpeaks]

Incredible, well-researched, and captivating 🚀🎯

[broadleaf]

Such a great listen, what do people use for there recovery from the flow state?

[TheAmitrajpurohit]

If in books best deserves a synonym, this is it.

[tombolo]

I'd rather have a full bottle in front of me than a full frontal lobotomy, just say'n

[erick_papi]

But... yeh. If that nagging, defeatist, always-on voice in our heads goes hardcore with an altered conscious state, and we don't clarify issues and thoughts before our first drop... we might get 10 hours of bad baaad non-stop tripping before getting to write the first paragraph of our own and personal gospel!
Or what do you, beutoful people in search of answers think?

[theautodan]

Can't believe there's less than 50 comments(Mar. 2021) on such a well composed contemporary psychonaut manual/history/guide... I feel like it just glazes over the true depth of these life changing/reality opening experiences and the abilities that stay with us afterwards, but I'm guessing this is too keep it objective and mainstream so it can reach more ears... Great book.

[WattisWatts]

It's not about what we can learn from psychedelics and smart drugs, but what will the emerging non carbon alternative species learn from them . Will it use them to help create itself?

[coryvillarreal]

This is way better than the rise of superman

[tommeakin]

Covers some interesting stuff, but I'm disappointed. I listened to some of the interviews Jamie has done and thought this would be awesome. Instead it just reads like another _"Follow these 10 rules to get rich quick"_ book lol. The core info is very compelling but the packaging is shit. This will probably go down great in America and countries that are becoming Americanised, but it's a huge turn off imo. Even when he was going through his list of places they went to "all around the world" 95% were in the US lol. That's not all around the world friend

[ronaldronca]

I want to hear this bad, but I'm sure I can listen to this guy for an extended time....you would think someone who reads so well would know to back off the mic, either that or skip over any cees and esses

[jackd]

This is truly amazing but it seems like they ate working some horrible evil people Google

[thatboyagain]

Basically, take small amounts of LSD x

[erick_papi]

😊😅😅😅🤣🤣
So "wonder woman posture (if that exists) generates TESTOSTERONE"
🤔😆🤣🤣

Well... let's keep listening