The Dialogue of Sovereignty

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This is diological rationality. Dan sperber actually argues innthe enigma of reason, that rationality was always an original sort. It was originally, and should always be grounded in dialogical rationality. I think we just got to give it up. Is just the wrong model. This is ot o badyas. That was a bit of a speech. No, i love it. Passionately about this. The idea of sovereignty is a framework for how to how to relate and and talk to others. And we've so aplied it our own yet as a process, we've applied it in our own relationship. If we get into an argument about something, we end

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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