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Jeremy Lent on the Integration of Science and Traditional Wisdom in Life
Jeremy Lent on the Integration of Science and Traditional Wisdom in Life
Jeremy Lent on the Integration of Science and Traditional Wisdom in Life
Friday 19th November 2021
Join Jeremy Lent on 'The One You Feed' as he explores blending science with traditional wisdom for a more meaningful life.
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Get the buttons here!Jeremy Lent: Bridging Science and Ancient Wisdom for a Meaningful Life
It points us in a direction we want to go. And what I fear is that it can set up the sense that when we recognize those voices or those patterns within ourselves that we don't necessarily want as our intention, we then judge them and say, no, that's the bad thing, and I have to not feed that. To me it just points to that basic truth of we have choices.
What if the key to understanding our place in the universe lies in blending modern science with ancient wisdom? In this episode of 'The One You Feed', host Eric Zimmer chats with Jeremy Lent, an author and speaker whose work delves into the patterns of thought shaping our world. They discuss Jeremy's latest book, *The Web of Meaning*, which explores how integrating scientific knowledge with traditional wisdom can help us find a deeper sense of purpose and connection.
Jeremy and Eric tackle some big questions: How do our cultural worldviews shape our understanding of life? What role does kindness play in dealing with the 'negative' parts of ourselves? And how can we shift from a mindset of dominance to one of cooperation and interdependence? Jeremy introduces us to 'Uncle Bob', a character symbolizing the dominant worldview that often limits our perspective. He explains how cultural mindfulness can free us to see the world through a more interconnected lens.
They also discuss the concept of 'fractal flourishing', which emphasizes the self-organizing nature of life and the importance of recognizing our place within it. This conversation is packed with insights that challenge conventional thinking and offer a fresh perspective on how we can live more meaningful lives. Whether you're curious about the intersection of science and spirituality or looking for ways to foster a more connected existence, this episode has something for you.