This podcast episode explores the intersection of science and spirituality, specifically focusing on expanded consciousness and its implications for our understanding of reality and perception. The hosts discuss the desire for control and predictability in life and how an expanded consciousness can lead to a different way of perceiving and interacting with the world. They highlight the story of Elizabeth Krohn, who experienced a near-death experience and significant physiological and perceptual changes as a result. The episode delves into topics such as near-death experiences, synesthesia, auras, interconnectedness, and the concept of time as a layer cake. It also discusses the impact of expanded consciousness on individuals and society, the phenomenon of deja vu, and the evolution of human consciousness. Throughout the episode, the hosts emphasize the importance of remaining open-minded and exploring the limits of our current understanding.