In the Psycheverse
Psyche engages with Buddhism primarily through its tantric and Tibetan expressions, treating Buddhist cosmology, mythology, and meditation practices as living systems for consciousness work. Mandalas appear as astral blueprints and tools for invoking deities, while Buddhist creation myths—like the bodhisattva monkey ancestor—are woven into discussions of how consciousness shapes reality and lineage across dimensions.
Episodes (3)

The Truth About Demons and More
Episode 0 features a poetic musical intro followed by Psyche addressing chat about personal conflicts, then presenting research on Yakinis — female tree-dwelling spirits from ancient Indian texts — and their historical absorption into Buddhist and Jain scriptures.

The 'All that is' — why God shattered into us
Psyche delivers a solo cosmological meditation proposing that 'All That Is'—a singular divine consciousness—shattered itself into infinite individual souls to escape loneliness and experience existence across multiple incarnations and realities.

Buddhism's Astral Mandalas Discover the Cosmic Silence
This episode explores the concept of Buddhist mandalas as cosmic astral places, discussing their creation and dissolution as a mirror of universal cycles. The host, Psyche, examines the significance of mandalas in Buddhist meditation and their connection to the universe.
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