The Integral Stage

RE/THINKING RELIGION PART 5 - w/ John Vervaeke & Bruce Alderman

Jun 1, 2022

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A Virtue System That Recognizes Human Vulnerability

05:08

Aopponet Processing Is an Exam of a Kind of Virtue

04:12

The Integral Dionycian

05:44

Introduction

3min

The Meaning Crisis and the Disasters of Integration

3min

What Kind of Virtues Do We Really Need?

3min

The Container for the Grief of the World and Moralizing Virtues

4min

Is There a Hell Worse Than the Hell We're In?

3min

The New Virtues, I Think, Are a Good Thing

3min

Virtuosity and Virtuality in a Time of Metaphysical Grief

4min

A Commonality Between a Macinter and a Slasheddyke

5min

A Virtue System That Recognizes Human Vulnerability

5min

10.

The Integral Dionycian

6min

11.

The Dialogueical Virtues

5min

12.

Mindfulness and Self Inquiry

2min

13.

The Virtue of Suspension

4min

14.

Aopponet Processing Is an Exam of a Kind of Virtue

4min

15.

Is Virtuosity a Virtue?

5min

16.

Is There a Difference Between Dialectic and Dialogueic?

4min

17.

Bringing Together Virtue and Virtuosity in a Virtual Environment

6min

18.

We Are Following With Finesse the Logos

2min

In Re/thinking Religion, a new Integral Stage series, John Vervaeke joins Bruce Alderman and Layman Pascal to explore possible points of contact and confluence between their respective approaches to religion and spirituality. For the fifth episode, they reflect on an ecological reading and extension of Nietzsche, the nature of virtue and the virtues needed for navigating the meta-crisis, and the kinds of vision and practice systems necessary to contain and process the trauma of our grief for the world.

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