This talk was extraordinary- yes , maybe one day we realise we are the cosmos - and we are space cadets as the stars, moon, planets 🪐 intimations of divine scripture which arranges and sustains us . There was this rabí that said “ IT TAKES A UNIVERSE TO MAKE BREAD” loved Richard explain! Thank you! Why would the master make a universe and not give us rod and staff?
What an absolutely abSORBING conversation. I totally got it. Was thrilled to hear such potent dialogue, thank you all. I never had the chance to go to University as monies did not permit but Life lead me to Astrology on this, my 2nd Saturn Return at 60 and I feel I am giving birth to new life in myself again! I may not have the Esalen Training but I love to do artwork, only a hobby but it gives me a sense I am contributing to things at last. I am suffering years of bad habits but have woken up in 2018 to being far kinder to myself. I had Uranus and Pluto 10 degrees apart when I was born in Year of the Metal Ox back in 1961. I think my age group have either left the planet or learned to want to rebirth themselves. So glad I decided on the latter after listening to this! May be I am not too old or broken to learn for a degree? Hmm.....ADD might be an issue. But thanks for letting me comment. It means a lot to share experience.
This was so cool, always happy to hear david bohm beeing name dropped. The whole part about astrology was also quite intresint, makes me want to get into it more.
Thank you, @naturelover1284. You can find more episodes of Conversations in Process on our podcast page at the following URL: cobb.institute/conversations-in-process/
This talk was extraordinary- yes , maybe one day we realise we are the cosmos - and we are space cadets as the stars, moon, planets 🪐 intimations of divine scripture which arranges and sustains us . There was this rabí that said “ IT TAKES A UNIVERSE TO MAKE BREAD” loved Richard explain! Thank you!
Why would the master make a universe and not give us rod and staff?
What an amazing conversation! Many thanks Jay!!! This is a conversation that should be known worldwide!
Thank you for this rich conversation.
Synchronicity (or synkairosity) as teleology. The wisdom of the Cosmos speaking, signing, through the archetypal language of the psyche. Awesome!
I can't look away. This is just excellent. Listening again. Grateful!
What an absolutely abSORBING conversation. I totally got it. Was thrilled to hear such potent dialogue, thank you all. I never had the chance to go to University as monies did not permit but Life lead me to Astrology on this, my 2nd Saturn Return at 60 and I feel I am giving birth to new life in myself again! I may not have the Esalen Training but I love to do artwork, only a hobby but it gives me a sense I am contributing to things at last. I am suffering years of bad habits but have woken up in 2018 to being far kinder to myself. I had Uranus and Pluto 10 degrees apart when I was born in Year of the Metal Ox back in 1961. I think my age group have either left the planet or learned to want to rebirth themselves. So glad I decided on the latter after listening to this! May be I am not too old or broken to learn for a degree? Hmm.....ADD might be an issue. But thanks for letting me comment. It means a lot to share experience.
Ty
Fresh air. Please do this again.
This was so cool, always happy to hear david bohm beeing name dropped.
The whole part about astrology was also quite intresint, makes me want to get into it more.
Mr. McDaniel's description of God's Lure leads me to the quotation, "The Stars Impel; they do not Compel."
"Kairosity." It's sticking! I was inspired by this talk. Ideas.
wonderful host where can we listen to him more
Thank you, @naturelover1284. You can find more episodes of Conversations in Process on our podcast page at the following URL: cobb.institute/conversations-in-process/
Loved this...has pt 2 happened yet...cant wait.
Hi Jefferson. No, it hasn't happened yet, but it's still in the plans for season 2, which we hope will begin within the next couple of months.
Interesting conversation for the most part, but this panel lacks what Bertrand Russell used to call a "robust sense of reality."
Maybe because that’s what they’re trying to get a better contextually useful intuition about.
Yes, Russell had that certainly. It was his cross to bear.