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Can a Third Attractor be co-created, or can it only be allowed to emerge?

In this conversation, Elizabeth Debold explores the qualities that may matter most in times like these: humility and availability. She traces how love has changed through history, from Christian agape to romantic love, and what that tells us about the further evolution of human relationship.

We talk about background practices that shape us without our noticing, and about “interbeing” groups whose way of being together can spread by contagion rather than persuasion. Elizabeth also speaks clearly about the risks of AI companions, and about education for the next generations.

A rich conversation about human potential, love, and what we allow to change us.

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