Alexander Bard

In this discussion, Alexander Bard, an author with a penchant for philosophical exploration, delves into his latest work on metaphysics and narratology. He unpacks the distinction between 'individuals' and 'dividuals', critiquing traditional views of identity. The conversation also touches on the cyclical nature of events and time, the essence of emergence in complexity, and the implications of Zoroastrianism on modern thought. Bard advocates for coherent pluralism in today's society, emphasizing the importance of decentralized structures to counter tyranny.

Tantric monk Alexander Bard explores Zoroastrianism and its enduring influence. Topics include psychedelics, the struggle between good and evil, sacred hunting, reincarnation, archetypes, Cyrus the Great's impact on warfare, confusion in society, degradation of political debates, transgender identity, and the sacredness of knowledge.

In this enlightening chat, philosopher and artist Alexander Bard, co-author of 'Process and Event,' delves into profound themes like the Bard Absolute and the dangers of nihilism. They discuss the shift from 'Game A' to 'Game B' for a meaningful existence and critique the manipulative nature of advertising, drawing parallels to historical injustices. The conversation touches on imaginative concepts such as the 'Messiah Machine' and explores humanity's future, including the prospects of life beyond Earth and the ethical implications of extraterrestrial interactions.

In a deep dive with Alexander Bard, a philosopher and co-author of *Process and Event*, thought-provoking topics unfold. They tackle monism versus dualism and its impact on belief systems. The radical idea of a political body of grandmothers sparks intriguing governance discussions. Bard explores libido and mortido as dual forces shaping identity, and critiques leadership archetypes, using the 'Pillar Saint' and 'Boy Pharaoh' as key examples. This captivating dialogue blends philosophy, gender identity, and the essence of storytelling in understanding our reality.

In the latest discussion, philosopher Alexander Bard delves into his upcoming book, compellingly exploring mysticism, transcendence, and the philosophy of time. He argues that pure experience and consciousness can't be reduced to mere computation. Bard contrasts Eastern and Western spiritual practices while emphasizing the importance of navigating ecstatic experiences without losing one's self. The conversation also touches on the nuances of addiction, drawing connections to childhood and personal transformation, advocating for a deeper understanding of mystical experiences.

Daniel Schmachtenberger & Alexander Bard in dialogue, hosted by Tom Amarque Where are we in this 'time between worlds', and what are the possible and probably outcomes of our current trajectories. We are facing a crisis, while at the same time out institutions do not seem fit or able to solve these problems. At the same time, our myths and narratives don´t work anymore, the postmodern policies of deconstruction have for better or worse - negated our way of reducing complexity. Is the west going to fall, as Oswald Sprengler once put it? Is the chaos going to increase till we find a new way of life? Or is it as it ever was, men struggling to find meaning in a complex world? Can digital provide us with the means to reconstruct the myth and narrative? Daniel Schmachtenberger is a social philosopher and founding member of The Consilience Project, aimed at improving public sensemaking and dialogue. Alexander Bard is a philosopher, author of numerous books (“Digital Libido”) Swedish musician, author, lecturer, artist, songwriter, music producer, TV personality, religious and political activist, and one of the founders of the Syntheist religious movement alongside his co-author Jan Söderqvist. Bard was a member of music band Army of Lovers.

Clinical psychologist Gregg Henriques, philosopher Alexander Bard, and Bonnita Roy explore transcendent naturalism and emergentism at UTOK 2024. They discuss relationalism, dialectical thinking, and the integration of Eastern and Western insights. The dialogue also touches on cognitive science, spirituality, community practices, and the essence of ultimate reality.

Alexander Bard talks to Andrew Sweeny and Owen Cox about anthropology, philosophy and religion. The conversation begins exploring Bard's theories of socio-sexual archetypes and how they relate to social structure, spirituality and religion. It then explores the legacy of various religious traditions and their relevance today, the meaning of tantra and "barred absolute", Bard's ideas on empire and technology, and the prospects of building a 21st-century global religion. Followed by Q&A. What is Parallax Sangha? Parallax Sangha is a digital classroom and living community dedicated to studying, practising, and contemplating matters of the soul and psyche. We are a network of friends, writers, teachers, and podcasters offering online study circles, classes, as well as offline events all over Europe. Apply for parallax sangha here: https://parallax-media.eu/parallax-sangha

Join Alexander Bard, a Swedish philosopher and internet personality, Marc Gafni, an American spiritual teacher, and Zak Stein, an educator and social entrepreneur, as they engage in a riveting dialogue that merges philosophy, education, and spirituality. They challenge Eurocentric narratives by highlighting Persian and Hebrew influences, discuss the evolution of communal values against nihilism, and advocate for inclusive in-group dynamics. The trio navigates the complexities of religion's role in modern society while critiquing the impacts of technology on our collective consciousness.

Swedish rockstar philosopher Alexander Bard provides insightful relationship advice, discussing the dynamics of synchronization, challenging idealizations in relationships, building healthy support systems, and maintaining intimacy without therapy sessions. They explore the importance of sex, community influence, and avoiding unrealistic expectations in romantic relationships.