Zach Bush, MD, Founder and CEO of ION*, joins us today to explain how the gut microbiome functions and what we can do to help our microbiome thrive. Give us a high-level overview of how the microbiome functions The microbiome is a vast and diverse ecosystem of micro-organisms that provide nature’s critical capacity for energy […]
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We need the concept of mindedness to effectively understand the concept of gender and gender differences in humans.
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What follows is a transcript for the podcast Healing Trauma – Dr. Jeff McNairy – Plant Medicine. Topics within the interview include: The History and Origin of Shamanic Plant Medicine The Neurochemical Effects of Plant Medicine How Rythmia Harvests the Vine What To Expect During A Shamanic Plant Medicine Ceremony Who Shouldn’t Use Plant Medicine?
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The psyche, defined as your unique, qualitative, subjective, experience of being in the moment, does not fit into the standard language of natural science.
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How the fractal nature of the integral four-quadrant model can help (dis)solve the paradoxes within ethics. Many years ago, shortly after having discovered Ken Wilber’s very useful four-quadrant model, it occurred to me that, within ethics, there are basically four (not three, not five, but four) main branches or schools of thought if you don’t count amoral philosophies
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Usually this newsletter is quite eclectic but in this issue I’m going to focus on just one topic and give you a download of all the recent updates from the Microsolidarity project. The beautiful gardens at Drongen Abbey, Belgium Microsolidarity is a roadmap for building communities of belonging, partnership & purpose. Back in May we
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Like most animals, cats are minded creatures. Here’s why we need to learn how to see mindedness in the world.
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What follows is a transcript for the podcast Attributes – Rich Diviney – Optimal Psychology. Topics within the interview include: Attributes vs. skills: what’s the difference? How do cognitive biases impact attribute development? Why we need experiential environments to refine attributes. How loss of identity, tribe, and purpose can lead to PTSD, even in high
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It’s not the economy, stupid. It’s how the economy makes us feel: it’s about time, attention, and human drives. [Note: This text is originally in Swedish. It has been AI translated and checked for errors. Traces of the translation may remain.] Happiness is quite difficult to grasp and is therefore difficult to make the goal
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How an expansion of the depth and reach of our welfare services can save the welfare state [Note: This text is originally in Swedish. It has been AI translated and checked for errors. Traces of the translation may remain.] What does the next level of welfare look like? Such a question can of course only
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