Principles & Methods for Achieving a Flow State | Voices w/ Vervaeke | John Vervaeke & Kevin Bowers
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- Опубліковано 11 гру 2022
- To contact Kevin, you can email him at creativityasliving@gmail.com
You can find more information about Kevin's work here:
Kevin's website where you will find essays and videos on political things: northofamerica.net
Kevin's band's website (currently under construction): Holywow.ca
Conversations with Creatives: a series of conversations designed for young people who wish to build a life out of their creativity. Kevin talks to artists who have managed to pay the bills while maintaining an intimate connection to their creative impulses. (docs.google.com/document/d/1B...)
Kevin's book, Travels for the Seriously Curious, is about travel and creativity and meaning making. It can be found here: www.blurb.ca/b/5632276
Studio LC film program: lcvistudio.wixsite.com/filmfocus
That is the website that Kevin's students made and many films are there to see.
Here is the school board's information on focus programs: cdn5-ss16.sharpschool.com/Use...
Kevin is hard at work with a new project called Liminal Learning. It is a philosophical and creative program that will take 16 young people into the wilderness of Canada. The aim is to use creativity to reframe the potentials of adulthood. Please visit: liminal-learning.com/ for dates and details.
Hey John I've noticed the thumbnails on your UA-cam channel are more catchy. Keep it up!
I wish I could fall in love with the world again!
I like this, the exercise about getting to flow state is like the inversion of censorship,
While listening to this conversation, I got chils. Especially when you talked about falling in love with the world again. I really miss this feeling. Now, as I am not in that state reality feels empty. Thank you John and Kevin, for this conversation.
Thank you both Kevin and John for letting us follow along the shared journey.
Resonating so hard right now I’m sure you can hear me booming loud n clear from Canada! ❤️🔥🎶🌏
Really beautiful stuff Kevin and John! Thank you!!
Rousseau’s discovery approach, Viktor Lowenfeld’s developing creative capacity were my Whack on the Side of the Head muses. “among raging fires …
I had a friend who went to live in an indigenous community and talked about how the indigenous peoples have been romanticized in their relationship with the land etc. it’s been stereotyped and glorified by people from dominant mainstream culture because of their own disconnectedness from themselves and nature. It’s an oversimplification on their cultures complexities. People come and caricature them rather than really come to be with them. Love them
"The experience of being creative" ❤Just finished R. G. Collingwood's The Principles of Art in preparation of episode 7. Also for other reasons, such a timely talk! 🔥"Everyone wants in and they all have the skills". Forwarding this to the Coven; I foresee that they will love Kevin and he will love them. One day maybe we'll play together. 😀
This was one of my favorite conversations I've seen Vervaeke do so far - I think seeing the actual application of these ideas that have been discussed in 'this little corner of the internet' makes it all much more exciting and tangible, and makes them 'click' easier.
Tremendous exploration of creativity. A blessing, thank you.
It is a delight to experience John moving in and out of using circling in his way of listening and exploring, as just part of conversation. Every few conversations I hear I get the sense of new iterations of his being in communication.
This is wonderful!! I am a college student struggling to find meaning in life and most importantly right now a direction to go in. I'm a computer science major right now and can't figure out why I'm dissatisfied/what is missing and this is really impactful. I've had a handful of moments like this, especially engaging with mathematics as a kid, but lost them somewhere along the way, and I'm for once hopeful that I could find them and even build a life around them :)
Thank you so much John and Kevin.
The virtuous trojan horse of Vervaekian lexicon and grammar
John, I don't know if you're familiar with Daniel Siegel's work, but after listening to a few hours of his latest book, IntraConnected, I get the sense that you two might have a deeply interesting and resonant interaction.
Thank you both.
Hi John, what you said about the current state of art really hit home. I’ve found in my work that I lean into the darkness and the cynicism. Trying to examine and critique our cultural values. It’s hard not to when it feels like everything is falling apart. But moving forward I’m trying to weave in a sense of beauty, transcendence, and the sacred into my work
Voices (in my head) with Vervaeke