Metamodern Meaning

Explore the embodiment of the multi-perspectival sacred in metamodern spirituality, from naturalizing the sacred to engaging traditional literalism. Delve into the urgency of spirituality in the present moment, navigating terminologies, and embodying a sacred style with proactive agency. Dive into metaphysics of adjacency, the mystical concept of divine union, and diverse interpretations of numinous experiences.

Brendan Graham Dempsey talks to Jeremy Johnson about structures of consciousness, mapping the whole, and metamodern spirituality.0:00 Introduction2:32 A Trans-Disciplinary Approach4:17 Seeking the Whole: Gebser7:39 Seeking the Whole: Gebser vs. Wilber?10:27 Modern Totalizing: The Limits of Developmental Maps15:37 Our Meta Moment between Worlds20:20 Living the Between: A Non-Totalizing Meta-Narrative?25:47 The Meta-Crisis, The Meaning Crisis, and the Narrative of the In-Between36:03 A Felt Sense of the Whole: Metamodern Reclaiming of the Non-Modern48:28 Approaches to Modern Systems Transformation58:47 Meta Spirituality: Being Present to the Whole1:15:40 Concretizing Presence: Practices for Meta Living1:23:24 Living Out Our Composite Natures: Concretizing Multiple Structures of Consciousness1:38:48 The Whole Beyond Everything1:41:24 A Myth of the Whole: "God" as Originary Presence?More on Jeremy at mutations.blogwww.BrendanGrahamDempsey.com To hear more, visit brendangrahamdempsey.substack.com

Lene Rachel Andersen discusses updating traditions, cultural code-switching, and sense-making in a metamodern world. They explore the boundaries of cultural codes, the role of premodern beliefs, and the invention of religion. Touching on transcendence and making meaning post-postmodernism, they offer a unique perspective on navigating complexity in today's society.