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Carlos Castaneda

Mentioned in 2 analyzed podcast episodes across 2 shows

Appears On

Mysterious Universe The Rich Roll Podcast

Episode Appearances

Mysterious Universe

Mysterious Universe · Jan 30, 2026

35.04 - MU Podcast - Plasma Intelligence

“Author referenced for concept of the Nagual, relating to non-physical realms and consciousness.”

Plasma Physics and CosmologyConsciousness as Non-Local Electromagnetic PhenomenonAfterlife and Consciousness Survival

The Rich Roll Podcast

The Rich Roll Podcast · Jan 29, 2026

Bruce Wagner Writes Transgressive Novels About Tragedy & Transcendence

“Anthropologist and author whose teachings on sorcery, perception, and non-ordinary reality profoundly shaped Wagner's literary philosophy and practice for a decade”

Literary transgression and spiritual transcendence in fictionCarlos Castaneda's teachings on perception, sorcery, and non-ordinary realityBuddhist philosophy: three sufferings, impermanence, and conditional suffering