How Might Wisdom Bind Power? John Vervaeke, Iain McGilchrist & Daniel Schmachtenberger

This clip is excerpted from a longer conversation between Iain McGilchrist, John Vervaeke and Daniel Schmachtenberger, recorded at Merton College, Oxford, in September 2023. With no planned objective or agenda, the discussion sought to outline the cognitive and spiritual components of the metacrisis. The metacrisis is the total ecosystem of all global crises and the common underlying dynamics that generate catastrophic and existential risks.
The conversation can be watched in its entirety here: • The Psychological Driv...
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[@TheWorldTeacher]

🥳🎉 Happy New Year, Iain! 🎉🥳

[@JohnAllenWatts]

Falling in love with different dimensions of Being! Yes John! What lies underneath this problem is we do not live or validate personal experience except on the crudest sensory level.

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"Valuing connectedness more than success." This works for those whose current value is success. It does not work for those whose value is connectedness. To look at the perceived issue from one perspective alone simply feeds the power imbalance.
The power of wisdom is surely the ability to find balance in the brain, to achieve connectedness without using success as a weapon on oneself or others.

[@sirgooogen]

1：29 in America is trump?