Topic: Daemonic Reality

Daemonic Reality comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from November 2018 to March 2024.

November 2018 March 2024

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Patrick Harpur | The Secret Tradition Of The Soul & The Philosopher’s Secret Fire
• 5:36 - 8:36

Patrick Harpur | The Secret Tradition Of The Soul & The Philosopher’s Secret Fire

Patrick Harper Introduction and Literary Background

Greg Carlwood introduces author Patrick Harper, highlighting his expertise in the "daemonic" and the history of the imagination. Harper is the author of several influential works including *Daemonic Reality*, *The Philosopher's Secret Fire*, and *The Secret Tradition of the Soul*. The introduction notes Harper's previous appearances on the show and his unique ability to curate forgotten ideas from Western history to challenge modern materialism.

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Merrily & Patrick Harpur | Mystery Big Cats, Daimons, & The Otherworld
• 0:54 - 3:22

Merrily & Patrick Harpur | Mystery Big Cats, Daimons, & The Otherworld

Patrick and Merrily Harper, Anomalous Entities and Materialist Context

Greg Carlwood introduces guests Patrick and Merrily Harper to discuss the intersection of myth, mystery, and modern sightings. Patrick Harper returns to discuss his previous work on the soul and the daemonic, while Merrily Harper introduces her research on anomalous big cats in Britain. The discussion frames these encounters as entities that challenge the materialist worldview.

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Patrick Harpur | Unpacking The Paranormal, Our Daimonic Reality, Myth, & Alchemy
• 1:57 - 3:27

Patrick Harpur | Unpacking The Paranormal, Our Daimonic Reality, Myth, & Alchemy

Patrick Harper, Daemonic Reality and Ancient Frameworks

Author Patrick Harper joins the program to discuss his book Daemonic Reality and the historical frameworks of the paranormal. The discussion highlights how modern culture often ignores models constructed by Plato, Socrates, and indigenous cultures when explaining creatures like fairies, elves, and aliens. Harper is introduced as a keeper of Fortean files and an advocate for the mystic imagination.