Can Zen and Neoplatonism Solve the Meaning Crisis? Vervaeke and Hsieh
Can the meaning crisis be addressed by transforming how we perceive reality rather than what we believe about it?
In this episode, John Vervaeke and Ethan Hsieh introduce the course Between East and West, which explores Zen Neoplatonism as a dialogical framework integrating Eastern and Western tra…
Bridging the Gap: Theory, Practice, and Trust
What happens when our need for certainty quietly disconnects us from the very meaning we're trying to find?
In this episode, live-recorded first session of a three-part conversation series with Taylor, Ethan, and John Vervaeke, the group introduces a format combining an hour of dialogue with a fol…
Who is Ethan Hsieh? | Teaching, Play & What TIAMAT is For
What does it mean to say the world is fundamentally open for play - and why does it take something to even have to say it at all?
In this episode - the third and final in a live-recorded three-part series with Ethan Hsieh, Taylor Barratt, and John Vervaeke - the conversation centers on Ethan as …
Who is Taylor Barratt? | Practice, Theory & the Ethics of Facilitation
What does it mean for practice to become "really real" - and how does theory help keep that experience honest?
In this episode - the second in a live-recorded three-part series with Taylor Barratt, Ethan Hsieh, and John Vervaeke - the conversation centers on Taylor as he reflects on the movement…
Brendan Graham Dempsey: Matters Over Time
What if the question is not simply whether life has meaning, but how our capacity for meaning develops?
In this Lectern conversation, Ethan Hsieh speaks with Brendan Graham Dempsey about his upcoming course, Matters Over Time: How the Sacred and Significant Evolve in Self and Society. Brendan intr…
Lectern Live Q&A with Mark Miller (03.29.26)
Lectern Q&As are monthly live sessions where members of the Lectern community explore the practical application of cognitive science, philosophy, and contemplative practice in everyday life. These conversations typically feature John Vervaeke and Ethan Hsieh responding to questions from the communi…
Live Q&A with Brendan Graham Dempsey | Questions, Dialogue, and the Pursuit of Wisdom
What is applied metatheory - and why might it matter for ordinary people trying to make sense of reality, meaning, spirituality, and complexity?
In this live Q&A from The Lectern, Ethan Hsieh speaks with Brendan Graham Dempsey about metatheory, meaning-making, complexity, and the spiritual task of…
Notes on No-Thing: John Vervaeke on Nihilism, the Kyoto School, and the Sacred
What if nihilism is not the end of meaning, but an opening into a deeper way of seeing?
John Vervaeke is joined by Ethan Hsieh to introduce Notes on No-Thing, a course on the Kyoto School of Philosophy and its response to nihilism, nothingness, and the advent of the sacred.
They explore why moder…
Meaning for Life | John Vervaeke on the Sacred, Transformation and the Practice of Being Human
What if meaning is not something you manufacture inside your head, but something that emerges between you and reality?More about relational ecology program here: https://awakentomeaning.com/relational-ecology-program/ And Johns team were also kind to create discount code for our audience: REPBWA26 …
Why Is Wisdom So Hard to Access?
How do you make deep philosophical and transformative work accessible to more people without sacrificing the precision, rigor, and depth that make it meaningful in the first place?
John Vervaeke, with Ethan Hsieh and Taylor Barratt, discusses recurring feedback that his work is meaningful but hard…
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