I Met a Former Student of Mine, and I Met Him.

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I met him. I had a really interesting interaction with him. We only met once, and it was at r i'm sorry i forget his name. It was a former student of mine. And he sort of said, i want you two to meet. And so we meat we talk. Was very interesting because he, i don't know how to say this, i was trying,. i was trying to talk to him, and it became tat, it became much more of adoala. Cause originally i thought it would be just sort of asking questions and getting answers rom but he kept saying that a lot of the dialogue, a many of the vocabulary i was using, he was finding

We had a great pleasure to interview John Vervaeke, a lecturer at the University of Toronto in the departments of psychology, cognitive science and Buddhist psychology. John’s excellent lecture series on YouTube called Awakening From the Meaning Crisis has inspired us to invite him on the show and discuss how to overcome the meaning crisis in today’s world.

In this interview we also dive deep into the topics of integrating scientific and traditional views of the search for meaning, multiple kinds of knowing, and the ecology of transformational practices. We draw on various resources from cognitive science, psychology, philosophy, religion and spirituality.

This episode is divided in two parts. In Part 1 we talk about what is the meaning crisis, why it has emerged and what are some of the practices and solutions to deal with it.

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