Radical Wholeness
Is an integral approach the Third Attractor? We explore why it has to be taught from the top down and the bottom up, how waking up includes becoming, where AI fits, and five kinds of wholeness a person can practice.
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What does it take to live in the world we want to create? We talk about a small meditation community on a farm, money, sex and power, valuing work fairly, listening and decisions, natural hierarchy, wildfire preparation with neighbours, and AI.
03:20 Meaning of third attractor
05:43 Co-created or emergent
10:26 Biggest obstacles
14:36 Hope and optimism
20:45 What must happen
26:47 Systems and governance
28:02 Shared values and worldviews
36:57 Communities, prototypes, scaling
46:08 Inner development and spirit
50:44 Education and next generations
54:05 Role of AI
58:46 Closing reflections
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Rationality needs Wisdom
How can effective altruism and inner work meet? We talk about connecting islands of coherence, holding paradoxes without choosing sides, hopes and fears around AI, and why giving even 1% of your income can matter.
Stories create Possibility
Why do stories matter for change? We explore inner parts and ancestral healing, asking the web of life what it wants, listening versus a benevolent dictator, stories of connection, agency and sufficiency, a donut-economy vision, and the dangers of AI.
Walking the Middle Way
The Middle Way as a practical philosophy of judgment: avoiding absolute positions and staying open to revising them. We compare it with the Third Attractor, disagree on metaphysics, and discuss ethics, meditation, community and AI.
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