The world feels stranger every day; and if you’re sensing it too, you’re not alone. In this introductory episode to my Civilisation Crash Course, I explore how we were born in order to move towards some bigger questions: what does free will mean when algorithms shape our beliefs and moods? How do we navigate an increasingly authoritarian world without losing ourselves?

We’ll wrestle with questions of power, tolerance, identity, and what it means to be human in a world that demands we update ourselves like machines.

Featuring reflections on history, philosophy, and the cosmic perspective of Carl Sagan, this episode kicks off the Civilization Crash Course, a series about understanding humanity’s past to better grasp our future.

Tune in for truth, tangents, and maybe even some hope.

Email me: surfingchaoschannel@gmail.com or Instagram: Eric.Lampaerrt

Cave paintings to check out:

Lascaux in France

The Altamira in Spain

The Apollo 11 Stones of Namibia

De Cueva de las Manos in Argentina

Music:

Hammersion - Ezra Lipp

Sleep Music No. 1 - Chris Haugen

Regulate - Dyalla

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This episode ends a long journey of shedding one's old skin to emerge anew as something else, using the notebooks that were written along the way to piece together parts of a puzzle, collecting fresh and ancient wisdom to survive our unpredictable and strange world. I hope you enjoy the recollection of this adventure as much as I have, thank you for accompanying me, and till next time.

In the meantime, a new podcast, Inside The Gallop, distracting myself from black holes and philosophy and learning about horse racing, wanna hop on that saddle with me?

New Instagram: Eric.Lampaert

Email: SurfingChaosChannel@gmail.com

Music:

Disco Snowball - Casa Rosa's Tulum Vibes

Journey Home - Chris Haugen

invocation - Lish Grooves

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It’s April Fool’s Day.

How do we continue finding joy and laughter when faced with overwhelming injustice? What role does comedy play in a world that feels increasingly unbearable?

A podcast? A rant? A hypnotic deep dive into the illusion of choice? Corporations own everything, social media mines your soul, and entertainment keeps you docile, but don’t worry, it’s all just a joke… right?

Monopolies, surveillance capitalism, consumerism, and media distraction with a satirical edge. Are you in control, or are you just another cog in the machine? Haemonomics, baby.

🎭 Watch, question, laugh — just don’t think too hard. It’s April Fool’s Day, after all.

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#Satire #WakeUp #AprilFools

Music:

The Creepy Clown - Jeremy Korpas

Impossible Sacrifice - Asher Fulero

360 No Scope - The Soundlings

TRAVELATOR - Density & Time

Llegando al Final - Cumbia Deli

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In this season finale of Art of the Covenant, host Eric Lampaert reflects on the journey of rediscovery, healing, and transformation. Drawing from ancient myths, sacred texts, and personal experience, he explores how universal truths and timeless stories can help us align the microcosm of our lives with the cosmos itself.

Through the lens of his own recovery from trauma and memory loss, Eric shares insights that helped him rebuild and reshape his mind, body, and spirit. From grappling with the infinite to embracing the wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita, this episode weaves humor, philosophy, and resilience into a tapestry of growth and hope. A celebration of endings, beginnings, and the messy, beautiful middle ground where we all live.

Music:

Mer-Ka-Ba - Jesse Gallagher

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Welcome to another episode of Art Of The Covenant! 🎨 As the year comes to a close, I’m reflecting on art and those moments of being in the right place at the right time, I explore how life can feel like a perfectly conducted symphony—or a cosmic prank.

This episode celebrates the artists who’ve amazed me this year with their creativity and dedication. Here are the incredible creators featured today:

• Kaitlyn Blade (@kbladeart) - A painter showing the power of persistence.
• Mylyn Nguyen (@mylyn_eat_zombie) - A miniaturist turning everyday structures into tiny masterpieces.
• Jon Foreman (@sculpttheworld) - A land artist crafting nature’s secret gallery.
• Johnson Tsang (@johnson_tsang_artist) - Sculptures that blur reality and dreams.
• Scott Dow (@the._.dow) - Chainsaw artistry for dream homes.
• David Ambarzumjan (@david_art) - “Brushstrokes in Time” oil paintings blending nature and humanity.
• Simon Beck (@simonbeck_snowart) - Intricate snow art inspired by geometry.
• Victor Ariosa (@galeria_morionet) - Puppetry meets painting in Havana’s streets.
• Jan Vormann (@janvormann) - LEGO repair for architectural gaps.
• Mimi Choi (@mimles) - Makeup illusions transforming the human canvas.

Stay inspired as we look ahead to a new year. Whether by art, life’s synchronicities, or an invisible cosmic conductor, remember: it’s all part of the performance. 🎭

Hashtags:

#ArtOfTheCovenant #Synchronicity #ArtInspiration #CreativeCommunity #LifeAsArt #KintsugiMindset #ArtistsOfInstagram

Music: Drifting at 432 Hz - Unicorn Heads

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