Alnoor Ladha

Alnoor Ladha, an activist and journalist, delves into Sufism and its universal themes, highlighting how this mystical tradition can inform modern challenges. He critiques capitalist culture's impact on spirituality and communal life, emphasizing the importance of indigenous languages in shaping presence. Alnoor also discusses trauma and resilience as pathways to purpose, urging a shift from materialism to relationality with nature. Ultimately, he advocates for hope rooted in our connection to the more-than-human world, rather than temporary solutions.

Alnoor Ladha and Lynn Murphy, authors of "Post-Capitalist Philanthropy: Healing Wealth in the Time of Collapse," discuss the transition from trauma culture to initiation culture. They critique capitalism, explore wealth concentration, and emphasize the need for decolonization. They also delve into the mind-body connection, the importance of reclaiming history, and choosing our role in this crisis. The episode ends with a suggestion for a transformative book and gratitude towards the production team.

Alnoor Ladha, a political strategist and co-founder of The Rules, dives into the intersection of activism and spirituality. He shares his personal journey with psychedelics, highlighting how they shifted his path from consultancy to activism. Alnoor discusses mystical anarchism, emphasizing non-coercive spiritual practices and the importance of integrating social justice in psychedelic communities. He addresses the spiritual gap in leftist movements and advocates for service as a profound spiritual practice. This conversation is a call for collective responsibility in the face of climate urgency.

Activists Alnoor Ladha & Lynn Murphy discuss navigating the 'Age of Consequence' & healing wealth post-capitalism. They emphasize systemic understanding, regenerative agriculture, ancestral lineages, and redefining wealth for a more life-affirming world.

Author Alnoor Ladha discusses post capitalism and social pluralities. Talks about challenging the dominant ontology of capitalism, spiritual-cultural praxis, indigenous cultures, and the sacredness of plants. Emphasizes the importance of embodying post-capitalism, contributing to collective liberation, and redefining beliefs for a better future.