Episode 87

 
 
 
 

Listen in as Michaela Carlin, ‘The Psychedelic Mom’, and Tanja Schalling explore the intersection of art, awakening and psychedelics. Tanja discusses how her art – unique creations that combine visuals, audio and poetry – encapsulates themes of introspection, interconnectedness, growth and understanding, and how Instagram has helped her voice resonate with many.

Tanja also shares her personal journey with psychedelics, including transformative experiences with DMT and Amanita Muscaria, and discusses how these substances have influenced her art and perspective on life while also guiding her emotional healing. Tanja also delves into the intuitive nature of creativity, the importance of tapping into one's inner voice, and the role of suffering in unlocking deeper truths.

Tanja Schalling is an Austrian artist, photographer and author. Her multifaceted journey in the arts began with a love for writing and evolved into a diverse practice that includes painting, photography, and poetry. Tanja's unique ability to combine visuals, audio, and poetry has garnered her a significant following on Instagram, where her profound and thought-provoking content resonates deeply with many.

Tanja embraces the use of AI in her art to bring her visions to life. Through her art, Schalling addresses profound existential questions, often channeling her insights into pieces that evoke a strong emotional response. Her journey with psychedelics has also influenced her work, providing her with profound experiences that contribute to the spiritual and philosophical depth of her creations.

Episode Highlights

  • The debate about art and AI

  • Existential questions and quantum philosophy

  • The role of psychedelics in art

  • Tanja’s personal psychedelic experiences

  • The Power of Now  and Tanja’s spiritual awakening

  • Understanding pain and suffering

  • DMT and the nature of reality

  • Psychedelics and personal growth

  • Empowerment of women's voices

  • Exploring Amanita Muscaria

  • Intuitive microdosing

  • Art and social media impact

  • Perception and reality

  • The nature of love and fear

  • Final thoughts on creativity

Tanja Schalling’s Links

Resources Mentioned in This Episode

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Special thanks to Jeremy Colbert (Taragápe) for the original podcast theme music.

You can find out more about Jeremey’s work here:
taragape.com and @taragape

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