Reflecting Reflections with EMERGE podcast's Daniel Thorson
Release Date: 03/03/2019
Cuban Health Care: The Ongoing Revolution - Don Fitz
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Quiet as it's kept inside the United States, the Cuban revolution has achieved some phenomenal goals, reclaiming Cuba's agriculture, advancing its literacy rate to nearly 100 percent - and remaking its medical system. Cuba has transformed its health care to the extent that this "third-world" country has been able to maintain a first-world medical system, whose health indicators surpass those of the United States at a fraction of the cost.
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When It's Not Just a TV Show - Penny Taylor
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In this episode, we talk about our inner cave dweller within modern society, power structures, tv series/movie fandoms, and evolutionary psychology. We also get into the power of large, calm groups of people gathering for a shared purpose.
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Cosmic Tusk and Comet Impacts - George Howard
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Explore abrupt climate change and pandemic induced by comets and asteroids during human history at George Howard’s blog called The Cosmic Tusk. The Tusk also contains a treasure trove of scientific documents in The Cosmic Tusk Bibliography or The Complete Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis Bibliography and Publication Archive.
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Conscious Evolution - Rob Cobbold
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Robert Cobbold is the founding editor of Conscious Evolution, a website, blog and podcast aiming to disseminate the evolutionary worldview, and kindle an evolutionary transition. He has a BA in English Literature from Bristol University and is currently midway through a masters in Sustainable Leadership at Cumbria University.
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What Does This Do For My Soul? with Daniel Thorson
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Daniel Thorson, host of Emerge podcast, and I recorded our first episode together about a year ago and at that time he was preparing to move to the Monastic Academy, which is a training center dedicated to creating wise, powerful, and loving leaders who are an unstoppable force for social and environmental peace on Earth. In this conversation Daniel and I get into how living and working there affects his life, as well as the people around him; the sense of community and purpose…
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Pt 3 - Owning Your Tech's Energy Footprint - Katie Singer
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Over the previous 2 episodes we talked about Electromagnetic radiation effects on biology, and the true costs of the embodied energy of the internet. This is the 3rd installment of conversations with author Katie Singer. Today we’re going to go into dealing with this awareness on a personal level, what we can do ourselves, and how we can adapt our behavior in light of this information.
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Pt 2 - Embodied Energy of the Internet - Katie Singer
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“If people remain unaware, in the illusion of the simplicity of sending an email, then there isn’t really a way to move forward until Nature imposes limits on us”
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Pt 1 - Electronic Silent Spring - Katie Singer
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“EMF stands for electromagnetic fields. All living creatures need the Earth’s EMFs in order to navigate, digest food, reproduce and more. Human-made EMFs emitted by electronic technologies can interfere with and harm living creatures’ basic functioning.”
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Mysticism, Immigration Law, and the National Shadow - Robert Foss
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Robert Foss is the Director of Immigration Legal Services Division at the International Institute of Los Angeles.
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Amazement Receptors with Vismay Amrit
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“Vismay is passionate about the creative healing sacred sound. With a background of sound engineering & design studies and now reaching a thousand ceremonies, a synergy of science and spirit guide him to create the space of Nada-Brahma (sacred creation through sound) in every ceremony.”
info_outlineDaniel’s podcast EMERGE is an inquiry into the emerging paradigms shaping the next phase of the human experiment. We have a great conversation about conversations and the nature of recording them for public release, soulcrafting, metamodernism, adapting to the idea of climate change, and what it’s like deciding to move to a monastery.
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A podcast episode of Emerge: Making Sense of What's Next - with guest “Rob Burbea - A Spiritual Paradigm for The Infinite Game”t
READ: An Invitation to Emerge by Daniel Thorson
Dharma Ocean - Dharma Ocean is a non-monastic, householder based lineage, a community of householder yogins and yoginis, who prioritize the practice of Somatic Meditation in their lives.
The Monastic Academy is a full-time residential program designed to create wise, powerful, and loving leaders who are an unstoppable force for social and environmental peace on Earth.
Metamodernism - Notes on Metamodernism aims to bring together scholars and critics from across the world and from a great variety of disciplines. Most of our contributors are academics, but we also publish the writing of critics, curators, artists and students.
Deep Adaptation: A Map for Navigating Climate Tragedy The approach of the paper is to analyse recent studies on climate change and its implications for our ecosystems, economies and societies, as provided by academic journals and publications direct from research institutes
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