This is the final corrected variation of the primary video, which had an audio/visual sync problem. At time of this posting, the original video experienced 10,500 sights and a 2nd corrected model (which nevertheless wanted correction) experienced 2,900.

Dialogue of this interview in the BatGap Neighborhood Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/teams/Batgap/posts/3641445862747854/

Also see https://batgap.com/thom-krystofiak/

Chapters:
00:00:00 – Introducing Buddha at the Gas Pump
00:04:49 – Extraordinary Beliefs and Skepticism
00:09:04 – Nurturing Skepticism and Checking out Extraordinary Beliefs
00:13:31 – Dangerous Beliefs and their Implications
00:17:42 – Odd Beliefs and the Website link to Spirituality
00:21:57 – The Spectrum of Belief
00:26:25 – Perceiving the Unseen
00:30:36 – The Complementarity of Science and Spirituality
00:35:00 – Spiritual Experiences and Outstanding Coincidences
00:38:57 – Exploring Amazing Beliefs
00:43:39 – Encouragement of the Irrational
00:47:56 – The Attract of Hidden Understanding
00:51:58 – The Manipulation of Beliefs by Highly effective Industries
00:56:20 – Bucking science and climate denial
01:00:02 – Einstein’s Look at on God
01:03:53 – The Nature of Consciousness and Embodied Point out
01:08:30 – Recognizing the Crucial Nature
01:13:13 – The Profoundness of Self-Realization
01:17:14 – The Character of Consciousness
01:21:16 – The Worth of Skepticism and Certainty
01:25:32 – Anecdotes of Out-of-Body Experiences through Surgery
01:29:26 – Unexplained Phenomena at Evening meal
01:33:12 – The Link concerning Fascination with the Paranormal and Social Issues
01:37:26 – The Seductive Power of Promises About Truth of the matter
01:41:22 – Peer-Reviewed Science vs. Scientist Promises
01:45:16 – The Relevance of Scientific Consensus
01:49:42 – The Consensus of Spiritual Experiences
01:54:04 – The Commitment and Rewards of Spiritual Practices
01:58:03 – The Cognition of Further Mechanics of Mother nature
02:01:48 – Yogic Traveling and Levitation
02:05:53 – The Optimistic Reception of the Book

Thom Krystofiak retains a B.A. from Harvard (magna cum laude) and an M.A. from Cambridge University, in which he was a Knox Fellow. A qualified trainer of Transcendental Meditation, he joined an intentional group in Fairfield, Iowa in 1983, the place he and his spouse carry on to live. There he encountered a cornucopia of spiritual seekers. A demanding and thoroughgoing skeptic surrounded by all set believers, he has formulated exclusive views on the everlasting but at any time-new contest of doubt as opposed to perception.