114 - Jamie Seed (Freelance Festival Photographer) | 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.
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Things we discussed in this episode
- Replacing negative thought patterns with positive podcasts
- Transmuting mental blocks by releasing tension in the body
- Energy as consciousness and how food alters our self image
- Why producing our own food could help save the environment
- Rethinking our Faustian relationship with convenience and "disposable" items
- Burning Man Ethics and ego dissolving sychronicities
- Healthy hero admiration vs. "blinded by the light" hero worship
- What Jamie has learned from teaching photography classes, strategies for inspiring students
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- Crossing from festival culture into permaculture
- Following passion instead of money but also paying the bills
- Ideas about what living outside the box looks like
- Elaborate discussion on ecstatic dance and how it connects us to authentic & spiritual self expression
- Jamie turns the tables on me and instigates a conversation about my rock climbing hobby
- Jamie 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 net
- Tips for replacing depression thoughts with gratitude practices
- The 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