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In this episode Jordan Hall and I explore the role of embodiment in addressing the meta crisis facing humanity.
Jordan shares his background in the tech industry and the origins of the Game B project, which seeks to understand and respond to the interconnected challenges of our time. The discussion delves into the relationship between individuals and institutions, the evolution of paradigmatic thinking, and the shift from a world of rhythm to one of tone.
We examine the tension between truth-first and beauty-first approaches to reality, and how this relates to the historical relationship between science and religion. We also discuss the concept of faith as an embodied capacity, situated within a stack of communication, understanding, hope, and love.
Our conversation highlights the importance of embodied practices in developing virtue, cultivating faith, and navigating the complexities of the meta crisis. Perhaps one key to moving forward is to avoid panic and to love more deeply, emphasizing the transformative power of embodiment in personal and collective growth.
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00:00:00:00 : Jordan's Background and Game B
00:07:48:11 : Embodiment and the Meta Crisis
00:19:13:13 : Identity, Individuals, and Institutions
00:27:44:09 : Paradigmatic Mind and the Shift from Rhythm to Tone
00:35:56:17 : Truth vs. Beauty in Approaching Reality
00:45:35:00 : Faith as Embodied Capacity
00:54:26:19 : Science, Religion, and Embodiment in Education
01:10:21:11 : Cultivating Faith Through Embodied Practices
01:19:11:09 : Reconciling Science and Religion
01:27:44:13 : Embodied Practices, Virtue, and the Meta Crisis
1:34:36:00 : The Call to Love More Deeply
In this episode Jordan Hall and I explore the role of embodiment in addressing the meta crisis facing humanity.
Jordan shares his background in the tech industry and the origins of the Game B project, which seeks to understand and respond to the interconnected challenges of our time. The discussion delves into the relationship between individuals and institutions, the evolution of paradigmatic thinking, and the shift from a world of rhythm to one of tone.
We examine the tension between truth-first and beauty-first approaches to reality, and how this relates to the historical relationship between science and religion. We also discuss the concept of faith as an embodied capacity, situated within a stack of communication, understanding, hope, and love.
Our conversation highlights the importance of embodied practices in developing virtue, cultivating faith, and navigating the complexities of the meta crisis. Perhaps one key to moving forward is to avoid panic and to love more deeply, emphasizing the transformative power of embodiment in personal and collective growth.
EMP | Visit Us Online
- EMP Website: www.evolvemoveplay.com
- EMP Substack: evolvemoveplay.substack.com
- IG: @RafeKelly - www.instagram.com/rafekelley/
- FB: @RafeKelleyMovement - www.facebook.com/RafeKelleyMovement
- Twitter: @rafekelley - twitter.com/rafekelley
- YT Subscribe: www.youtube.com/user/Faelcind?sub_confirmation=1
- Become a Patron: www.patreon.com/rafekelley
JORDAN GREENHALL
- Medium: https://medium.com/@jordangreenhall
- X: https://www.twtitter.com/@jgreenhall
-Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@JordanGreenhall
00:00:00:00 : Jordan's Background and Game B
00:07:48:11 : Embodiment and the Meta Crisis
00:19:13:13 : Identity, Individuals, and Institutions
00:27:44:09 : Paradigmatic Mind and the Shift from Rhythm to Tone
00:35:56:17 : Truth vs. Beauty in Approaching Reality
00:45:35:00 : Faith as Embodied Capacity
00:54:26:19 : Science, Religion, and Embodiment in Education
01:10:21:11 : Cultivating Faith Through Embodied Practices
01:19:11:09 : Reconciling Science and Religion
01:27:44:13 : Embodied Practices, Virtue, and the Meta Crisis
1:34:36:00 : The Call to Love More Deeply
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