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Men are silently breaking — and no one’s talking about it. For decades, boys have been told to shut down their emotions, ignore their pain, and prove their worth by working themselves to death. Now, as jobs vanish and society shifts toward emotional intelligence and relational skills, millions of men are left behind, disconnected from […]
Andrew Tate Is Winning (Because He Listens to Men’s Pain) Read More »
Men are silently breaking — and no one’s talking about it. For decades, boys have been told to shut down their emotions, ignore their pain, and prove their worth by working themselves to death. Now, as jobs vanish and society shifts toward emotional intelligence and relational skills, millions of men are left behind, disconnected from
Andrew Tate Is Winning (Because He Listens to Men’s Pain) Read More »
Men are silently breaking — and no one’s talking about it. For decades, boys have been told to shut down their emotions, ignore their pain, and prove their worth by working themselves to death. Now, as jobs vanish and society shifts toward emotional intelligence and relational skills, millions of men are left behind, disconnected from
Andrew Tate Is Winning (Because He Listens to Men’s Pain) Read More »
In this deep and rich dialogue, William Desmond, Ryan Duns, Steven Knepper, and I delve into the concept of ‘idiocy’ in its philosophical, poetic, musical connotations & ontological. They explore the urgency of intimacy, the distinctive wisdom found in idiocy, and its role in helping us understand metaphysics, being, and the mysteries of life and
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We break down Ken Wilber’s foundational Integral Theory model – the 4 Quadrants – into four simple, relatable dimensions: Being, Doing, Being Together, and Doing Together. Then we show how this expands into 8 Zones by looking at each quadrant from both the inside and the outside. A quick guide to one of the most
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We break down Ken Wilber’s foundational Integral Theory model – the 4 Quadrants – into four simple, relatable dimensions: Being, Doing, Being Together, and Doing Together. Then we show how this expands into 8 Zones by looking at each quadrant from both the inside and the outside. A quick guide to one of the most
Ken Wilber’s 4 Quadrants and 8 Zones Explained in Under 3 Minutes Read More »
We break down Ken Wilber’s foundational Integral Theory model – the 4 Quadrants – into four simple, relatable dimensions: Being, Doing, Being Together, and Doing Together. Then we show how this expands into 8 Zones by looking at each quadrant from both the inside and the outside. A quick guide to one of the most
Ken Wilber’s 4 Quadrants and 8 Zones Explained in Under 3 Minutes Read More »
We break down Ken Wilber’s foundational Integral Theory model – the 4 Quadrants – into four simple, relatable dimensions: Being, Doing, Being Together, and Doing Together. Then we show how this expands into 8 Zones by looking at each quadrant from both the inside and the outside. A quick guide to one of the most
Ken Wilber’s 4 Quadrants and 8 Zones Explained in Under 3 Minutes Read More »
Join John as he answers questions about his new course on The Lectern, Seeing God Again for the First Time See the course trailer here: Seeing God Again for the First Time Ready for a pilgrimage? John Vervaeke’s new course on The Lectern offers a profound journey beyond outdated Enlightenment frameworks to rediscover a deeper,
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