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The Evolution of Consciousness and the Destiny of America (Dialogue with Formscapes)
In a spontaneous three-hour livestream, Kehlan and Matt explored the thoughts of influential thinkers and the implications of America’s Pluto Return. They discussed consciousness evolution, materialism’s challenges, and the spiritual mission of the U.S. They expressed concerns over populism and the need for a moral vision amidst societal fragmentation, emphasizing a harmonious approach to spirituality… Read more
Alfred North Whitehead, Ancient Philosophy, Bruno Latour, Darwin, Heidegger, imagination, Jean Gebser, Modern Philosophy, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, Plato, Pluto, politics, race, reason, Religion, Richard Tarnas, Romantic Philosophy, Rudolf Steiner, William James
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Look Who’s Knocking Now
How do we open the door to divine love? Perhaps the only thing I am certain of in this domain is that each individual must find their unique path to that secret passageway. There are as many ways to God as there are human beings. The door to Spirit is not out there somewhere we… Read more
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Mumbling to the Mother of All
As sleepwalkers, we drift in broad daylight— senses singing us to sleep despite the solar bell resounding overhead. “Wake us up,” we do not hear ourselves crying, while shadows of longing hitch rides on every breath. We can but mumble in reply to its endless smile, answering its Michaelic messages with a verse we ourselves… Read more
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Theories of Everything Podcast: Process Philosophy from Plato to Whitehead and Beyond (Dialogue with Curt Jaimungal)
Below I am sharing a couple of outputs from ChatGPT4o1 as a hopefully interesting way of summarizing my 3 hour conversation with Curt. In my prompt I asked it to create a very detailed narrative summary of the transcript written from the perspective of a 23rd century natural philosopher who had lived through the paradigm… Read more
Albert Einstein, Alfred North Whitehead, Ancient Philosophy, Aristotle, Carl Jung, Darwin, Descartes, Fichte, Hegel, Hume, Kant, Modern Philosophy, Plato, reason, Religion, Schelling, Socrates
“In one sense philosophy does nothing. It merely satisfies the entirely impractical craving to probe and adjust ideas which have been found adequate each in its special sphere of use. In the same way the ocean tides do nothing. Twice daily they beat upon the cliffs of continents and then retire. But have patience and look deeper; and you find that in the end whole continents of thought have been submerged by philosophic tides, and have been rebuilt in the depths awaiting emergence. The fate of humanity depends upon the ultimate continental faith by which it shapes its action, and this faith is in the end shaped by philosophy.”
—Alfred North Whitehead
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