The third is relationships. This is just like how to get along with other humans, a which, you know, ends up being one of the most critical components of the monastic training environment. And then the fifth aspect is perception. We're trying to cure ourselves of the fundamental disharmony of the apparent subject object divide. But this also would include things just like releasing clinging and learning how to create less dissonance in the realm of perception. I forgot to say that within the ethics training, were still very experimental, but we're pulling a lot from joe edman's human systems framework,. A rob berbea, a sorty foral and a nikolay h
John Vervaeke speaks with Seishin and myself about the ecology of practices we are exploring in the Willow Intensive. This was originally recorded on The Stoa.
This episode includes a brief overview of the Harmony model and the five aspects we've been training to harmonize. We discuss the obstacles and opportunities of birthing a new kind of wisdom institution in the modern world, and the necessity of having an ecology of practices to adequately transform the human mind during a time of planetary crisis (and much more). The conversation ends with a Q&A.
We are offering two online courses for those who would like to explore these practices more deeply:
October 19 - November 9 at 11:30 a.m. ET: Intro to Harmonization: A New Ecology of Practices
Register: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/intro-to-harmonization-a-new-ecology-of-practices-tickets-182786668847
October 22 - November 12 at 6:00 p.m. ET: Jade Method Meditation Course
Register: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/jade-method-meditation-course-tickets-182814672607