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16 Meyer-Briggs types, 16 basic religious types.

54:53 “hello nice to meet you 🙌” lol 😂 enjoyed these contemplations! so true that these social media platforms don’t seem to be used to their fullest potential. i believe there’s still time for it to change as long as there are spaces where true conversations, like this, take place. the struggle may be in drawing people away from mirrors of entertainment and into the exploration of the unknown, so to speak. in regards to the topic around 1:09:43 - the unity you speak of between creators/contemplators resonates with one of the points in my recent video. i think we have unity within and with others when we can balance their output with our own input/output. from my perspective, disunity seems to stem from a lack of understanding; kinda like Gavin expressed earlier about the comment you made containing more meaning than you may have initially realized. perhaps the more we allow ourselves to absorb meaning from others, the better we can understand and unify. but those are just my own contemplations 🤓 open to discourse lol

Hey Jonathan, what do you make of astrology?

Is Ups even in this?

I thought this clip would be about meeting up cycle club 😂

That blue tie and dress shirt ❤

I'm extremely in-my-head & an ideas-juggling person. But when Jordan Hall speaks, I often struggle to understand ^^ I liked the clip though ❤

Well done ❤

Thank you, Jonathan, for clipping this one. What an insight these two covered together!

This is awesome. All my things.

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Thank you for your care sir! I truly enjoyed how you supplemented the conversation with other people's pointings.

Typo in the Title btw

Beatiful insight 14:43

Gavin!

Great to see Gavin! It’s been awhile

Whomst is this critter?

Bro. “Imagination is what allows us to see through the particular.” Been trying to say this for years.

5:33 perhaps we, as hu(e)mans, are the prisms that refract that unknowable light 🤔

Sensory emotional experience as valid knowing. Vibes. Immediate intimation. Intersubjective/Transjective as the function of poem. Resonance. Divine intuition. Concrete universal/hypostatic union. Much more…

This description of “concrescence” at around 2:00 is what I’ve been trying to explain about the process of painting, one stroke at a time, never exactly repeating a preceding stroke, always evaluating where you are based on the progress so far and then adding the next stroke, while the many strokes become one plus one. The evolution or judging or measuring that takes place with each stroke has to filter through your own knowledge and experience as well as its contribution to the original vision.

In our universe there's an apparently random principle of chaos or even unprecedented "accident" which can give what may at a first glance appear as an unforseen outcome, these "cosmic accidents" and any deviant approach taken by the world creative powers can lay a foundation for a dynamic ever evolving system, truly alive and free in its endlessly unfolding trajectory to take on new courses than originally intended, the unforseen can be a violent means of preventing "causal stagnation" or evolutionary dead ends. These cosmic acts of "accidence", rooted in the freedom of certain elements that construct the system can be both regressive and ultimately progressive simultaneously, it can start as an act of deliberate or unforseen involution which lays the groundwork for new beginnings. I believe the intuition can feel into where the scheme wishes to take itself, but ultimately there'll always be a little bit "extra" at the end of the journey, which wasn't accounted for. And this is ultimately healthy

I just love the convos you make Jonathan... ❤ I suppose you bring that deep-rooted right-brain participation into any conversation you enter into, and it just brings to the surface the creative Hail Mary's in the people you talk with. 👍 It seems to bring out some incredibly valuable gems out of people's mouths 💪❤️ It's extremely fun be here & great to see ❤️

My bees are stacking honey on honey with a golden rod nectar flow in full swing, but I got some crazy cross-comb to deal with. As much as bees like order & cooperation, they are still very wild.

2:14 👐🏻

Nice to see you all thank you! ❤

At the end, when you were talking about spiral dynamics, I was reminded of a scene from the Tarkovsky film called "Stalker", where the characters are in a forbidden, enchanted forest, and in the middle of the forest, there is a room. If you enter that room, your heart's deepest desires are granted. At one point, they come to a meadow where they can see the building, and one of the characters says, "It's right there! Let's go!" and the guide grabs him and says "NO! If you go straight towards it, you will never find it."

The Tradition and the tradition is the Story. There is no church/Church without Tradition/tradition. See Michael Martin’s recent Substack on Sophiology and Tradition/tradition.

When does this full conversation hit the airwaves?! I’m loving it!

A story (narrative) is a lived experience. We cannot connect to anything but a lived experience. And meaning is carried across by the metaphors used in story. We are in a STORY! Also why Lives of the Saints is so important.

We are so lost in the spell of “information”. We think that the need to communicate is an attempt to exchange information. We believe that our bodies are simply highways of information. The seduction of DNA…….We have forgotten that we are instruments of resonance. That our resonant voices are attempts to connect physically to one another. “The reason why a child directs its attention and interest so much to language is that it sees a gateway to the body of the Other in the sounds. It wants to connect to that body. Imitating its sounds is a way to achieve that.” - Matthias Desmet

58:26 is it not that Lucifer (light bringer) and Satan (the accuser) show us both sides of the coin?

If you will not forgive others their sins, you will not be forgiven. McMo nailed it. Jason Schweizer is all over this. If you are unwilling to harrow Hell for your enemies...you are not a Christian. Or not yet. God, have mercy on all of us. Forgive us our sins, AS we forgive those who sin against us.

I cry on planes a lot.

Creational teachings by billy meier, i mean this kind of relates to that. But you come back regardless until you learn and evolve

We stay winning ☦️

50:22 i had never heard of Lacan before, which blows my mind because i’ve been coming to the same conclusions. i kinda see lack as a vacuum that draws forth desire; how we perceive lack seems to have a major influence on how we move about in this world. idk why it took me so long to find this side of youtube, but i’m glad to finally be here & grateful for your efforts/endeavors/edits 🙏

Nice to put a face to this channel! You've helped connect me to things I never knew I was searching for, thank you for that.

This was so good

My sister is coming with me to the conference! 🥳🥳🥳

McMo ❤❤❤

Jonathan, please stop reposting my stuff. I do not appreciate it. Thanks.

Editing in the sources while talking about them is the next meta of podcast

2:15:00 really like the point this guy is making. Really what’s in the psyche of the people is critical- and we know nothing about that truth

50:45 Lack. Peter Rollins. “The libidinal pursuit of the Lack”

I appreciated how you punched up a conversation with Neal with some clips. His thoughts per se are a bit dull.

Switching off as the background music is far too intrusive and it sucks. I'll have to search elsewhere to learn about this topic.

Ha! Our networks overlap again, his videos make waves during my the short period I was tuned to them…this is prophet btw

St. Gregory of Nyssa and St. Issac the Syrian both wrote quite a bit about the Apokatastisis of Satan. From St. Issac the Syrian… “And what is a merciful heart? It is the heart burning for the sake of all creation, for men, for birds, for animals, for demons, and every created thing; and by the recollection of them the eyes of a merciful man pour forth abundant tears. By the strong and vehement mercy which grips his heart and by his great compassion, his heart is humbled and he cannot bear to hear or to see any injury or slight sorrow in creation. For this reason he offers up tearful prayer continually even for irrational beasts, for the enemies of the truth, and for those who harm him, that they be protected and receive mercy. And in like manner he even prays for the family of reptiles because of the great compassion that burns without measure in his heart in the likeness of God.” (Ascetical Homilies I.71, p. 491)

Very cool how you create this patchwork of sources