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The New School at Commonweal is a community of inquiry exploring topics in health, the arts and sciences, the environment, and the inner life. We present conversations, book readings, performances, art shows, and other events with thought and action leaders who are changing our world. The events, more than 300 since 2007, are recorded and then offered as podcasts and videos on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Spotify, KZread, Amazon Music, and our website. Most of our events are offered free of charge as gifts to the Commonweal community-and you are part of it-giving forward into a circle of generosity.

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  • @moshebenamram6020
    @moshebenamram60202 күн бұрын

    *Dr. Remen, please talk to a Rabbi to Return to your Roots please!! All the best!! Hashem Bless You*

  • @ptim3-
    @ptim3-7 күн бұрын

    For a long time, I thought I was a 3 - I led a religious organization at a young age and have had a lot of success in my life. I just assumed everyone baseline was like a 6. Then I realized that all of this poking and testing, and doubting, and religiosity, and expecting that people are always coming after me, was just me being a six.

  • @sainashelton9625
    @sainashelton96259 күн бұрын

    What a gem to hear from Dr. Patricia Berry. Also it is to lovely see (unlike others who claim to be speaking for her) she isn't some bitter woman who feels she wasn't credited and wanting to talk about her ex in a nasty way. She is obviously so thankful for the time they had together. On the other hand, it is sad watching Lerner reveal his lack of imagination and ripe malice in forcing his biased views to be discussed to the point that Berry feels the need to defend James Hillman continuously. Michael Lerner maybe needs to learn how to be a better facilitator.

  • @MBrand33
    @MBrand3317 күн бұрын

    ‘Gratitude to have met Walter and learned from him on a similar book talk about this phenomenon in the sky

  • @annaynely
    @annaynely26 күн бұрын

    As an 8 you have to say what comes up for your subjective nind cuz I am sure you won't cover all points & things that need to be said😅

  • @pollyhaselnut
    @pollyhaselnut27 күн бұрын

    Anger isn't bad. Anger tells us when an injustice is happening. Once you know that it makes sense why you're angry.

  • @NicoleRoweMD
    @NicoleRoweMD28 күн бұрын

    Super relevant and helpful for the paths of growth as a 3. i can relate to do much of this.

  • @joegrant8
    @joegrant8Ай бұрын

    Brilliant thoughts on media and helpful reminders.. always learning from this guy. Pete is such a deep, kind and authentic human. Feeling very blessed to have known, meditated and hung out with him.

  • @NewSchoolCommonweal
    @NewSchoolCommonwealКүн бұрын

    Thanks for watching !

  • @poojatrehan3171
    @poojatrehan3171Ай бұрын

    This is so inspirational! Manisha may you keep rising & shining!

  • @NewSchoolCommonweal
    @NewSchoolCommonwealАй бұрын

    She sure is inspiring

  • @dorothybutterfield8428
    @dorothybutterfield8428Ай бұрын

    I find this very informative thank you

  • @mishabearwoman4811
    @mishabearwoman4811Ай бұрын

    "...as crazy and batsh!t upside down, topsy turvy as things get, it's helpful to have people who are calm and clear and fearless who can call things out for what they are." ~Peter Coyote @41:12 Word! Thanks for being one of them, Peter. Marvelous episode. I found the poem with the goldfinch poignant and moving. <3

  • @NewSchoolCommonweal
    @NewSchoolCommonwealАй бұрын

    Yep, so true!

  • @mitzilinn
    @mitzilinnАй бұрын

    What a treat. Thanks guys

  • @NewSchoolCommonweal
    @NewSchoolCommonwealКүн бұрын

    Thanks for watching!

  • @Tilly732
    @Tilly732Ай бұрын

    All I can see is how physically uncomfortable the lady sitting smack dab in the middle is 😂 did they make those chairs closer on purpose??

  • @vhawk1951kl
    @vhawk1951klАй бұрын

    From where do such loons liars and conmen get the asinine idea that the enneagram could possibly have anything to do with what they call” personality types”? It...... does...... *Not

  • @ALavin-en1kr
    @ALavin-en1krАй бұрын

    We are to progress and liberate ourselves to consciously shed the physical (the elemental), and the causal, or the idea body. We are not destined to be embedded with A.I., no matter what the atheistic perspective is currently. We are to liberate ourselves from the influence of the planets to fully realize consciousness. We are to progress to be angelic, shedding our outer bodies and, if desired, melding ourselves with the whole which is Cosmic Consciousness. All nature looks to us as the apex to which it aspires, first to human embodiment, and eventually to freedom from all embodiments.

  • @vhawk1951kl
    @vhawk1951klАй бұрын

    From where do the scoundrels and conmen that have the absurd idea that the enneagram has anything whatsoever to do with what they call" personality types" *get* that completely asinine idea? It is complete nonsense, and a contemporary version of tealeaf reading- superstitious mumbo jumbo. The Enneagram is simply a symbol of the law governing he-line-of-the-flow-of-forces-constantly-deflectingaccording-to-law-and-uniting-again-at-its-endswhich has*Absolutely_Nothing*to do with what sundry dealers in monkey businesses(let us just call them charlatans) call " personality types" How one wonders could even the most dedicated maker of butter from extract from the law governing he-line-of-the-flow-of-forces-constantly-deflectingaccording-to-law-and-uniting-again-at-its-ends anything whatsover to do with whatever nonsense so-called " personality types" may be? One can only suppose that the criminal desire to separate the credulous and gullible from their gelt earned by the sweat of their brows can be a source of considerable criminal ingenuity, which beats earning on'e bread by means of what Giorgivanic would call honourable sweat labour by a country mile. Enneagram personality types my arse! Trickery and monkey business more like.

  • @maralrapp5405
    @maralrapp5405Ай бұрын

    This was a real joy. If I *ever* questioned my being 6, I gave that up today.

  • @vhawk1951kl
    @vhawk1951klАй бұрын

    From where do these loons get the queer idea that the enneagram had anything wheresoever to do with what they call" personality types? It doesn't, but some how or other various scoundrels and charlatans have managed to invent some monkey business out of it to line their pockets, and exploit t the credulous and gullible that fall for that sort of criminal invention

  • @jelmerskalleberg6987
    @jelmerskalleberg69872 ай бұрын

    Chestnut is sp 6 not 2

  • @robertphillips93
    @robertphillips932 ай бұрын

    Had to chuckle at Jacob's initial difficulty understanding Lord Pentland. I had jumped at the chance of getting a copy of Exchanges Within, consisting of questions and and answers over several decades from the West Coast groups and LP. Imagine my dismay at finding the same puzzling barrier. After some time and much personal reorientation, a small breakthrough appeared and has continued to progress and even broaden. But it also becomes clearer that even when the "how" is known, that only means the work is just beginning. Thanks for the company!

  • @amsamuels
    @amsamuels2 ай бұрын

    Wow I am so happy to have heard dr. Turners near death experience. I now want to think back into the childhood traumatic events and dreams of my own. Thankyou so much.

  • @NewSchoolCommonweal
    @NewSchoolCommonweal2 ай бұрын

    Wonderful

  • @angelamossucco2190
    @angelamossucco21902 ай бұрын

    Order, connection, creativity, change is a good way to structure getting to know a new class as a teacher. Teachers are leaders. Thank you for that reinforcement. Sometimes I forget to provide order and I jump right to connection. Creating order is difficult to do in a way that is consensual and relevant. However, if change to the order is part of the model, that makes it more just I would say

  • @letusanalyze
    @letusanalyze2 ай бұрын

    It is humbling, encouraging and motivating to listen to this conversation, I mean the whole of it. I am certain Living Ancestor doesn't know how much impact his life, sacrifice and work have had on humanity. His poetry workshop was a wake up call for me and because of him, my pen found purpose. Living Ancestor is the person who taught me how to use poetry to heal and recover from my trauma. How to use poetry to build resilience and thrive on hope. Living Ancestor is the one who taught me how to use poetry as a tool to drive change. His work touches every facet of life.

  • @NewSchoolCommonweal
    @NewSchoolCommonweal2 ай бұрын

    Thank you for your wonderful response, and for watching the conversation. So glad to have you with us!

  • @lizafield9002
    @lizafield90022 ай бұрын

    Thank you both so much. I related to every sentence, & the divine sacred earth- rooted, love infused poems. This quiet, cosmos-huge hero is what God made humans to be. We forgot. Aristotle's ethics, Black Elk's sacred tree, Jesus's sermon on the mt plus life example, the Hebrew prophets, all conveyed what he lives. May i amend my life to be more like his. Amen.

  • @janehooper7418
    @janehooper74182 ай бұрын

    Wow, nailed me! I also read her book, and it is changing my life. THANK YOU.

  • @williambillmulholland4799
    @williambillmulholland47992 ай бұрын

    Dell'Antonia...found you

  • @drowningblonde
    @drowningblonde2 ай бұрын

    You can really see Jens anxiety. She over explains everything, and has this inner over stimulated energy that shes trying to contain.

  • @louisdebeer2055
    @louisdebeer20552 ай бұрын

    ❤❤❤

  • @tylermcintosh5198
    @tylermcintosh51982 ай бұрын

    Oh my goodness the first woman gave me chills 🥹❤️💔😭❤️

  • @priapsus
    @priapsus3 ай бұрын

    I've new read all three volumes. I someday hope to meet Mr. Russell to tell him what a joy his biography of James Hillman was to read.

  • @sofiaoltremare6232
    @sofiaoltremare6232Ай бұрын

    Thank You very much for this piece of information: I've just participated to a meeting with Him. It has been so interesting and thought-provoking! So, You think that it' worth buying the book: fine, thanks! Have a good day! 🤗🙏🏻👌🏻📖📘

  • @priapsus
    @priapsusАй бұрын

    @@sofiaoltremare6232 If you are a fan of James Hillman, it is definitely worth buying. However, why don't you buy the first volume and see if you like it? You don't have to buy the three volumes as a set. Honestly, this is my favourite biography of all time.

  • @angelcosiomomentospodcast
    @angelcosiomomentospodcast3 ай бұрын

  • @sombhattacharyya
    @sombhattacharyya3 ай бұрын

    Such an enriching conversation. A poem to me helps me take a precious peek at my hidden soul. The part of me that I dont meet that often.

  • @joolz7379
    @joolz73793 ай бұрын

    Thank you so much for the depth and honesty of this amazing conversation.

  • @nenessie
    @nenessie3 ай бұрын

    8:12

  • @nenessie
    @nenessie3 ай бұрын

    12:43

  • @nenessie
    @nenessie3 ай бұрын

    13:38

  • @christinemorro2388
    @christinemorro23883 ай бұрын

    my sunday afternoon is complete. thank you commonweal and Terry tempest williams

  • @bozenaeskupinska2988
    @bozenaeskupinska29883 ай бұрын

    I am 5th and of course my main response for the question How can we contact? It is BY EMAIL not by phone obviously 😂

  • @Bunkydonnabella
    @Bunkydonnabella3 ай бұрын

    I got this book on a whim. It is transforming me.

  • @judithbreastsler
    @judithbreastsler3 ай бұрын

    what a ride it was to listen to that. so anterior.

  • @8Georgie
    @8Georgie3 ай бұрын

    For me, this is the right place at the right time......and Sandra just now used those words!!!!!!!

  • @Michelle-fe3vw
    @Michelle-fe3vw3 ай бұрын

    Excellent video- I have the Life over Cancer book and it has been my bible. I have also often highly recommended it to others 🙏🏻

  • @missmartaburton
    @missmartaburton3 ай бұрын

    I keep remembering this poem by e. e. cummings: now does our world descend now does our world descend the path to nothingness (cruel now cancels kind; friends turn to enemies) therefore lament,my dream and don a doer's doom create is now contrive; imagined,merely know (freedom:what makes a slave) therefore,my life,lie down and more by most endure all that you never were hide,poor dishonoured mind who thought yourself so wise; and much could understand concerning no and yes: if they've become the same it's time you unbecame where climbing was and bright is darkness and to fall (now wrong's the only right since brave are cowards all) therefore despair,my heart and die into the dirt but from this endless end of briefer each our bliss- where seeing eyes go blind (where lips forget to kiss) where everything's nothing -arise,my soul;and sing

  • @susannastiagnglanda9142
    @susannastiagnglanda91423 ай бұрын

    Sorry, I'm a physicist and in my opinion Big Bang does not exist, it's pure fiction!

  • @amelian9677
    @amelian96773 ай бұрын

    Creeping on 9 content because I love 9’s IRL ❤☺️ I also love 7’s. As a 4w5 it’s like a 10,000 page Dostoevsky novel with a funeral dirge for background music in my head 🤣 plus I’m an SP. So I like to soak up the sunshine from these types 🌞 😂

  • @erinfield1943
    @erinfield19433 ай бұрын

    1:18:13 - self-pres- more perfectionistic (warmth/annoyance/frustration/anger- most self-critical), social one is perfect (both), sexual one is perfecting others (heat/ annoyance/frustration/anger- least self-critical, interested in correcting others.)

  • @anandibe
    @anandibe3 ай бұрын

    Can I ask, what do you all look for in therapy/ in a therapist? I relate most with social, I think, and I’ve had some therapists so strongly mirror and reinforce my complaining that I’ve ended relationships,..now I’m learning to stop the therapy. The last one was even trained in the enneagram. Just curious, how do you go about explaining your patterns, or are there certain therapy modalities or philosophies you look for that help them understand how to help, without getting bogged deeper in moody moodiness?

  • @jp5419
    @jp54193 ай бұрын

    I agree 100% with her view on death and ending life before its natural course. But most people are driven by fear. I think it’s a very spiritually strong person that rides the active death process. Death is like childbirth. It may be painful but once it’s over the pain is gone… and only love is present. I want to feel and communicate with my God all through the dying process. I was at my father’s death bed and it was the most incredible moment of my life… only thing that compares was birthing my son.

  • @jp5419
    @jp54193 ай бұрын

    I live in NYC and the Chinese medicinal doctors are too expensive. I was quoted $2k a month for a liquid that I would have to drink daily. Would love to add this to my protocol but too much. This is a big problem for patients who would like to add CTM. Affordability needs to be discussed.

  • @erinfield1943
    @erinfield19433 ай бұрын

    11:32: "the scapegoating parent was seen by the child in a way that the parent knew he was finally seen, and he would do everything to make sure the child suffered to the same degree that being seen affected him."

  • @TapuwaSeiponesamoya7512
    @TapuwaSeiponesamoya75123 ай бұрын

    Sending my gratitude from Soweto South Africa. ❤🎉🎉❤