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Jeremy Johnson is an author, editor, and teacher. He founded the new media learning platform Nura Learning and works for Revelore Press. I spoke with Jeremy about the evolution of consciousness, new media and digital technologies, and the work of Jean Gebser, who is the focal point of Jeremy’s new book Seeing Through the World: […]
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Today I’m speaking with Bayo Akomolafe. Bayo is a an academic, poet and philosopher who dedicates his life to mediating between the spiritual and the scientific. He is the Executive Director and Chief Curator for The Emergence Network, and the author of ‘These Wilds Beyond our Fences: Letters to my Daughter on Humanity’s Search for
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Today I’m speaking with Bayo Akomolafe. Bayo is a an academic, poet and philosopher who dedicates his life to mediating between the spiritual and the scientific. He is the Executive Director and Chief Curator for The Emergence Network, and the author of ‘These Wilds Beyond our Fences: Letters to my Daughter on Humanity’s Search for
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Today on the show I’m speaking with Bonnitta Roy about her presentation ‘Six Ways to Go Meta’. We cover such topics as what it mean to ‘go meta’, why the anthropocene is driving humans to discover new ways of ‘going meta’, how deconstructing our experience through meditation creates a clean palette to experiment with new
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Today on the show I’m speaking with Bonnitta Roy about her presentation ‘Six Ways to Go Meta’. We cover such topics as what it mean to ‘go meta’, why the anthropocene is driving humans to discover new ways of ‘going meta’, how deconstructing our experience through meditation creates a clean palette to experiment with new
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Jared Janes and Jason Snyder talk with Erik Davis, host of the Expanding Mind podcast, and author of the newly released book, High Weirdness. They discuss a wide range of topics, including eclecticism, psychedelics, philosophy, spirituality, existential dread, esotericism, capitalism meditation & more. In this Episode of Both/And Erik’s Website High Weirdness Jean Gebser Twitter Questions Capitalist Realism by Mark
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Some topics covered in this wide ranging conversation: Dualism vs Monism, Hyperspace and Hypertime, Entropy and Sentropy , The infinite demand, Abjectification and the Fake Phallus, Priests and Machines, Real Imaginary and Symbolic power Politics, Irony Transparency, 3 kinds of Nihilism and Dead Religion, Zoroastrian Ethics, Freedom From God … and more! Links to
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Some topics covered in this wide ranging conversation: Dualism vs Monism, Hyperspace and Hypertime, Entropy and Sentropy , The infinite demand, Abjectification and the Fake Phallus, Priests and Machines, Real Imaginary and Symbolic power Politics, Irony Transparency, 3 kinds of Nihilism and Dead Religion, Zoroastrian Ethics, Freedom From God … and more! Links to
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We begin this conversation talking about how the pitfalls of environmentalism and the need for an ecotopia. Then the conversation goes off into quantum space, with an exploration of physics, zoroastrianism, buddhism and tribal mapping. Watch till the end to get the ‘homework’. Links to books by Alexander Bard with Jan Söderqvist: The
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We begin this conversation talking about how the pitfalls of environmentalism and the need for an ecotopia. Then the conversation goes off into quantum space, with an exploration of physics, zoroastrianism, buddhism and tribal mapping. Watch till the end to get the ‘homework’. Links to books by Alexander Bard with Jan Söderqvist: The
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