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Well done Rich… I shared this with friends who struggle sometimes with the depth and complexity of John‘s work.

Dang you're great at speaking

This is wonderful Rich!! Very clear, great pace, deep, rich and very useful summary of John’s 4 Ps, I love and go back to this often! Thank you for the gift!

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Very clear and accessible. Well done!

Great video 🙏🙏

Great intro! Thank you!

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Great video. I really appreciate it! Something I've been wondering about is how can I tell if I have a good ecology of practices? I there a certain number which is better (like a small enough number to where I can practice each of them consistently?)? Are there any questions to be asked to see if I'm going along the right path? Any and all responses are appreciated 😊

A great video, I actuall though this channel is bigger than it is. I hope you'll find a chance to get back into the UA-cam game.

A brilliant theory

Yes interested in how teams work. I did experiential work with the counselling agency I worked for and this was based on the work of Bion. I did buy his book and found it difficult to follow so looking on the internet and found this. So thanks for this.

This is amazing! I referred to this concept clumsily in my podcast with Vickie Pham, and now I can put this in my show notes! So clear and concise! More please!

Amazing! you truly have a gift for explaining concepts! Thank you :)

You are a wonderful orator, you described this concept so succinctly and your voice and cadence is lovely. Well done!

I really appreciate the clarity and succinctness. Thank you.

The current educational paradigm used around the world is a good example of absolute 'bullshit'.

Rich - I've just watched John Vervaeke with Jordan Petersen and I've now subscribed to you as you have made his conclusions more 'accessible' to me. FYI - I am a Problacist so I follow the Guidelines of Problacism.

Great job, Rich! Excellent summary. I'm trying to relate/integrate the 4Ps of knowing with the 4Es of 4E cognitive science (+ the 2 more from John). Can you recall if he's done this anywhere? Thanks.

Too many great UA-camrs these days! Subscribed (and wondering where I'll find the time to participate in the growth of your UA-cam channel) 😅😅

Do you have any advice on not going it alone? I feel like this one is what I struggle with the most out of the 5. I am in my last year of highschool, and in many ways, I feel stuck.

Nothing is absolute - all is relative. Especially, perspectival and participatory knowledge will overlap and merge and complement one another. The boundaries are clearer and more readily grasped when contrasting propositional and procedural categories.

John Vervaeke is brilliant and his series is intense. It changed the way I’m seeing the world or reality and I revisit quite often.

Nice work.

Really well explained. Thanks

Excellent video. You did a great job of describing, summarizing and applying these concepts. I will be sharing this video with a lot of people.

Intro was too long. This seems to be common on youtube. Creators need to just get on with it.

This might now be the go-to summary that I share with people to explicate Four P Knowing. With deep thanks for the way in which you've bottled all of this up, Rich. Great summary here of one corner of John Vervaeke's work!

Excellent talk!

Great, I was looking to learn more about perspectival and participatory knowing and here you have such a great video that sends people in the right direction. Your tone and pace were great. Really matching the content! Cheers, keep up!

Very articulate and insightful and brilliantly presented . Thabkyou !

Absolutely brilliant summary. Keep going! Immediate follow from me:)

Life is about what you do, day to day, not just about what you think. Focus on modeling your environment to create a more meaningful life.

2:15 There is a path to a more meaningful life 1) Relate beyond the Intelectual: Ideas and beliefs are insufficient Pay attention to quality of relationships We are not just logical thinkers living inside our heads, we are embodied beings 4:40 2) See how you see Insights Finding better ways to see the world 6:10 3) Cut through bullshit Truth doesn't matter Cause of the meaning crises Ego trap Admit the bullshit that happens in your life 7:15 4) Don't go alone If meaningful life is about relating we are going to need good relationships And good relationships are mutually transformational. We open each other up to more and more wisdom and we can experience way more genuine experience together rather than alone. And this happens in diverse communities. Cultivating this kind of relationships, this kind of conversations is vital for a meaningful life. Bad relationships also narrow our perspective and narrows our frame, but the answer to this isn't to go it alone. 8:20 5) Put life into practices How do we do it? a more meaningful life isn't cultivated by thinking about meaning but by the habits and practices that make up our daily lives and bring about that sense of aliveness into it. If you look at religious traditions they do this well, they don't just have ideas they also encourage habits and practices and rythms and for by john vervaeke we build meaningful life supported by an ecology of practices 8:50 Martial arts Meditation A group process called circling These dialogos conversations Playing a musical instrument Climbing Walking in nature or Sunday lunch with your family The point is not just what you do but how you do it, the intention and attention with which you participate turn activities into practices that support you to live meaningfully WE ARE NOT LOOKING FOR FINAL OR PERFECT SETS OF PRACTICES WE ARE LOOKING TO PLAY WITH PRACTICE. Play like we are with how we play an instrument or game where you're serious without being server and sincere without being dogmatic. And ultimately this serious play is how we learn things, is how we enjoy the process of living meaningfully without stressing whether we get it perfectly because MEANINGFUL LIFE IS NOT THE KIND OF THING THAT CAN BE PERFECT.

Interesting!!!

Thanks for sharing, Rich!

After exploring some of John's work and the work of people connected to him, I think that a brighter future with more likelihood of survival lies in philosophically exploring theoretical foundations of social media that are virtuously structured somehow with extreme free speech, extreme physiological safety, and extreme communication between the two, towards a decentralized and exponential mutual objective discovery of truth, goodness, and beauty. World leaders have the power to block out the sun with soot and cause a global food shortage, so I think that making sure some of the most popular social media is an exponential probability and morality deduction machine is a step towards stopping catastrophes like that from happening. And I also think that Thomas Sowell's book Intellectuals and Society is a book that's offers a big puzzle piece for understanding this on a deeper level.

Great video with great ideas from the great mister Vervaeke.

You remind me of Jeff Foster. You should check him out if you haven’t already.

Many millennia of philosophy and wisdom boiled down to 50h by John Vervaeke and then to 10 min by you Rich. That is an astonishing achievement! Thank you!

Very inspirational, I want to do a similar thing. Thank you 🙂

thank you

Disagree at present conjuncture with point 4. , Dia-Logos is now impossible for vast majority, including University which have become ideologically wedded to neo-liberalism etc. Aloneness is now the only route/ path for insight Also, point 5. Not all practices are equal, One can practice mindfulness meditation for years and merely become a Meditation requires a central prominence given to what Ramana Maharishi called Self Inquiry if it’s to lead to “enlightenment”- that is to say, the hard and fast “knowledge” that what I am is pure infinite consciousness.

More intellectual masturbation, that does not help. its well done, its fascinating, its captivating, but it doesn't help. Try going through these four Ps when your feet are in the proverbial flames, and see for yourself.

Great video man! John's lecture series needs to get more viewership and this is a nice sample of what it entails.

Beautiful.

Very much looking forward to RW's doco.