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Cultural Decentralisation and Spiritual Class Structure with Daniel Thorson

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Daniel Thorson is a resident at the Monastic Academy and host of the Emerge podcast.

We explore: the end of liberal humanism as a political and personal philosophy; confronting pain and escaping entrapment in one’s feelings; how times of collapse open a space for new leaders to step forwards; the spiritual class structure (for instance, an elite with money, education, time and exposure to top teachers and traditions, a middle class practicing yoga and reading Eckhart Tolle and other spiritual bestsellers, and a lower class dabbling in astrology and crystals); how cultural decentralization and the ability to access information online creates the illusion that we can learn everything online, preventing access to (and even awareness of) wisdom that can only be imparted via human transmission; how contemporary culture conditions us to advertise our superiority, in the form of CVs, qualifications etc.; and the value of being in service to something higher than yourself.

Support Technosocial at:

https://www.patreon.com/technosocial

Daniel can be found here
https://twitter.com/dthorson

And his excellent Emerge podcast here
http://www.whatisemerging.com/emergepodcast

Find the Monastic Academy here
https://www.monasticacademy.com/

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Daniel Thorson is a resident at the Monastic Academy and host of the Emerge podcast.

We explore: the end of liberal humanism as a political and personal philosophy; confronting pain and escaping entrapment in one’s feelings; how times of collapse open a space for new leaders to step forwards; the spiritual class structure (for instance, an elite with money, education, time and exposure to top teachers and traditions, a middle class practicing yoga and reading Eckhart Tolle and other spiritual bestsellers, and a lower class dabbling in astrology and crystals); how cultural decentralization and the ability to access information online creates the illusion that we can learn everything online, preventing access to (and even awareness of) wisdom that can only be imparted via human transmission; how contemporary culture conditions us to advertise our superiority, in the form of CVs, qualifications etc.; and the value of being in service to something higher than yourself.

Support Technosocial at:

https://www.patreon.com/technosocial

Daniel can be found here
https://twitter.com/dthorson

And his excellent Emerge podcast here
http://www.whatisemerging.com/emergepodcast

Find the Monastic Academy here
https://www.monasticacademy.com/

  continue reading

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