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A creative revolution is underway with the advent of the Inspiring Way—a life practice that can draw you into the experience of creative inspiration and give you the most direct and intimate contact possible with the expansive your own creative genius abiding. This series delves deeply into the Inspiring Way, grounded in science and a lifetime of research and exploration by your host and guide, Dr. Victor Shamas, a psychologist, creativity researcher, author, lecturer, innovator and explorer of consciousness. Buckle up for an extraordinary adventure!
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Sunday Jul 12, 2020
Sunday Jul 12, 2020
For eight years, Patrick Farnsworth has been addressing environmental issues in his insightful podcast, "Last Born in the Wilderness" (https://www.lastborninthewilderness.com). Here, he discusses his podcast, the deeper implications of ecological collapse, the significance of the current COVID-19 pandemic, and whether or not there are grounds for hope in the face of a potential apocalypse. The conversation includes the following:
6:45 What "Last Born in the Wilderness" signifies
9:43 The evolution of the podcast and its themes
12:47 Deeper psychological and emotional aspects of ecological collapse
13:38 Why ecological collapse was never inevitable
15:50 Building resilience
16:35 Blindsided by a pandemic
18:04 Hope and apocalypse
20:02 Listening to indigenous people
20:49 Freedom beyond hope
21:22 Joe Brewer's work with regenerative hubs
23:10 Being aligned with nature feels good
25:02 Dahr Jamail and painful beauty
27:23 Is humanity an addict hitting bottom?
33:19 Paradigm shifts can be violent
34:34 COVID-19 as a wake-up call
36:03 A sliver of hope
39:00 No going back
41:21 Mutual aid in times of crisis
45:55 Self-care and maintaining balance in chaotic times
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