Body, Spirit, and the Quantum Mind: A Conversation with Laura Lee & Paul Robear of the Cuyamungue Institute

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we welcome  Laura Lee and Paul Robear, Co-Directors of the Cuyamungue Institute, for a conversation that explores the deep intelligence of the body, the soul’s journey through collective darkness, and the call of a benevolent universe. As stewards of the embodied meditative practice of Ritual Postures, Paul and Laura Lee share insights from their global work with ancestral wisdom, ecstatic trance, and the quantum nature of consciousness. Together, we examine how body, spirit, and intuition converge to guide us home to who we truly are.ABOUT PAUL & LAURA LEE ROBEARPaul & Laura Lee Robear are the Co-Directors of the Cuyamungue Institute, a 501-c-3 non-profit educational research institute founded by the late anthropologist Dr. Felicitas D Goodman in 1979. Under their leadership, the Institute has flourished as the world headquarters and international hub for the embodied meditative practice of Ritual Postures encoded in ancient art. They host weekly on-line experiential events, in-person workshops around the world, speak at academic conferences, and collaborate with researchers, artists, and cross-cultural wisdom keepers on various projects. As teachers, speakers, authors and changemakers, they share the story and age-old "access codes" to our collective legacy of ancestral and self-knowledge, made relevant for today's unprecedented challenges. They continue to question and unravel the stories we as a culture tell ourselves about who we truly are. This is a quest that began with founding a multi-media company featuring Paul's book and video publishing and Laura's hosting of a popular nationally-syndicated radio talk show interviewing over 3,000 leading edge, mutli-disciplinary researchers. ___________________________________________________________________________________________From Stardust to Us explores spirituality, consciousness, and culture in an evolving universe through conversations at the intersection of science, soul, and lived experience.