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The Enlightenment Trap Obsession, Madness and Death on Diamond Mountain

Scott Carney

The 2023 Edition of In 2012, 38-year-old Ian Thorson's search for spiritual transcendence ended in tragedy on a remote Arizona mountaintop. His wife, a woman anointed as a goddess by an eccentric Buddhist community, held him in her arms as he slowly died from dehydration and dysentery. For Scott Ca...

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Behind the Bastards

It was mentioned as a book that Scott Carney was working on when he met Wim Hof, and considered him an interesting subject for the book. He wanted to potentially debunk Wim Hof as a grifter.

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And he thinks WHIM might be an interesting subject for it. He kind of wants to expose him as a grifter.

— Episode: Part Two: Wim Hof's Surprisingly Deadly...

Episode: Part Two: Wim Hof's Surprisingly Deadly Story

It was mentioned as a book that Scott Carney was working on when he met Wim Hof, and considered him an interesting subject for the book. He wanted to potentially debunk Wim Hof as a grifter.

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And he thinks WHIM might be an interesting subject for it. He kind of wants to expose him as a grifter.

He kind of wants to expose him as a grifter.

So he talks Playboy magazine into letting him go like hang out and take one of Hoff's classes.

The MeatEater Podcast

This book explored the intersection of spiritual seeking and madness, looking into cases of people who underwent intensive spiritual practices and experienced negative mental health consequences. It delves into the potential dangers of unchecked spiritual pursuits and the allure of quick fixes.

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But yeah, so I was investigating these charlatan gurus around the world and I was looking in particular about Tibetan Buddhism and like Americans who go to India and Tibet and come back in red robes a...

— Episode: Ep. 452: The Guru Comes Up for Air

Episode: Ep. 452: The Guru Comes Up for Air

This book explored the intersection of spiritual seeking and madness, looking into cases of people who underwent intensive spiritual practices and experienced negative mental health consequences. It delves into the potential dangers of unchecked spiritual pursuits and the allure of quick fixes.

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But yeah, so I was investigating these charlatan gurus around the world and I was looking in particular about Tibetan Buddhism and like Americans who go to India and Tibet and come back in red robes and the sort of insanity of themselves as enlightened.

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