Daniel Treisman: I appreciate you sharing a lot about the history of how these ideas came to be. And I, in particular, appreciate you pointing out the influence of James Hillman. So he wrote this book. We've had 100 years of psychotherapy. And his subtitle, I think, was like, the world's getting worse.Treisman: A similar kind of critique could be levied against what I sometimes jokingly call the spiritual industrial complex. That there is a kind of dialogue that it entered into with Western culture, say, 60 years ago.
In this episode of Emerge, I speak with Rob Burbea about a new spiritual paradigm that he calls the 'Imaginal' and the 'Soulmaking Dharma'.
Rob shares his creative process of journeying to the furthermost reaches of human consciousness and coming back with a new and profound vision of human experience and spirituality. 🙏
Enjoy! 😘
My companion article to this episode:
https://medium.com/@danielthorson/a-spiritual-paradigm-for-the-infinite-game-f43010f08819
Rob on Dharma Seed
http://dharmaseed.org/teacher/210/
Second Brain Notes:
https://www.evernote.com/l/AJY9I_dW2eBElYtO8VV3InlNW5mHUELGzzo