Participatory Spirituality in an Evolving Cosmos

Here’s my talk from the INTERSECT: Science & Spirituality conference in Telluride, CO earlier this summer. It’s titled “Participatory Spirituality in an Evolving Cosmos”

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August 20, 2018

Alfred North Whitehead, Brian Swimme, Copernican Revolution, Darwin, Descartes, Galileo, imagination, Kant, Kepler, Modern Philosophy, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, Ray Brassier, reason, Religion, Richard Tarnas, Romantic Philosophy, Rudolf Steiner, speculative realism, Steven Shaviro

Matthew David Segall

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participatory theory, science, spirituality

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dmf

August 29, 2018

appreciate that you are now making the theology more explicit and hope more folks feel free to come out of that closet.
https://aeon.co/amp/essays/is-psychedelics-research-closer-to-theology-than-to-science

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1. Matthew T. Segall
  
  September 5, 2018
  
  Funny you should link to Jules Evans’ essay in Aeon. He stopped by CIIS a few weeks ago to chat with me about Alan Watts and the early psychedelic experimenters who founded CIIS and Esalen.
  
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