Kabalah? You mean KabAllah, Kab of Allah, Kaaba, Allah. 😂
@valeriapatrikidis35986 күн бұрын
Bard in the Bardo... I've worked this word before Christmas. The synchronicity happened, when we arrived at Shoreditch and my friend parked right outside the building ' THE BARD'... Thank you 🌸
@paradoxregina6 күн бұрын
And ditto.
@paradoxregina6 күн бұрын
Can you believe it?
@Jaggerbush6 күн бұрын
Interesting channel....
@alfredoaohansen74686 күн бұрын
Word
@Madasin_Paine7 күн бұрын
We are what we remember. THEY say you are what you owe. Choose 1.
@Madasin_Paine7 күн бұрын
Recollect Remember Community. Communal. COMMUNICATE! It's what human beings do well. For Good nest sake Bit better by the day, daily. Interesting and compounding daily x 100 years ± Best health plan, life insurance and foundation and philanthropy for each and many. Lead follow and support. It's what Good people all ways do. And what blessings follow! Like heaven on Earth, tax free, usury free. No spin required. Good honest creation speaks for itself. Show & tell! And be good about it. Why delay?
@dennisfowler38609 күн бұрын
Subscribed! Great content.
@samuelglenn1239 күн бұрын
Thanks!
@anitaglenn158321 күн бұрын
Excellent thought provoking observations Samuel ❤️ xx
@Nicholas-cd3ef23 күн бұрын
The only extended period in my life when I “woke with sun” was during an old job that I had to get up at 4:30 am for. All I’ll say is that period in my life I was much more spiritually inclined and inspired than since. I remember a part of my drive to work everyday was contemplating the sun and its vast symbology.
@samuelglenn12323 күн бұрын
Thanks for sharing this. Yeah I cannot say that I have often 'woke with the sun' myself. Though I have an intuition that there is something to Ficino's recommendation. Your story has made me consider trying it. Though I am something of a night owl I confess.
@USERNAMEfieldempty5 ай бұрын
Dividing knowledge of evil to atheists and knowledge of good to believers is not going to make you any friends in the atheist community! It sounds like the dangerous idea that, ''You can't be good without God''. Awareness of good events does not force us to accept a theistic God. But awareness of unnecessary ''evil'' does force a well-educated person to agree with Hume and Epicurus. Good behavior is NOT contrary to atheism. But the world's natural problems do force us to question God's silence and passivity. Religious people have persecuted atheists for the whole of history. We are the least trusted group in America (Pew Research). But... we have a far greater claim to the basic, unvarnished truth than the faithful do. And stats show we are better citizens than believers. We can demonstrate altruism and fairness arising through evolutionary processes. Stop demonising us, please.
@samuelglenn1235 ай бұрын
Thanks for the comment. In no way did I mean to casually associate evil with atheism. The thought which I was exploring in the video was that it was precisely "knowledge of evil" which amounts to the strongest atheistic argument (as Ivan Karamazov articulates in Dostoyevsky's novel). By contrast the "knowledge of good" amounts to the strongest theistic argument. I do think that there is an asymmetry between these positions however. That is - it is only in light of good that evil is objectionable. By contrast, if there is truly no "good" and nihilism obtains then one has no grounds for objecting to evil whatsoever.
@USERNAMEfieldempty5 ай бұрын
@@samuelglenn123 Yes, I agree with what you wrote. But you casually kept giving Good to God and Evil to Atheists. I know you didn't mean any harm, but millions of mad fundamentalists DO insist that, ''atheists can't be moral, because morality comes exclusively from God.'' We in the atheist community are scared of such simplistic labelling.
@sabrinaszabo93555 ай бұрын
We box ourselves in with limited perspective. I have found, making a new decision, breaking a pattern, is key to the new perspective and ascension in consciousness. As well as anchoring sensitivity back into the body.
@ElizabethWoodworth7 ай бұрын
Thank you for making this video. I believe this deep mystery of our existence is important to our future survival.
@OliverMurrayYT9 ай бұрын
Great. This is timely for me as I ache over what is to be done about a lack of curiosity, or wonder, awe. We can slip into well trodden polemics about the distractions of the modern world (which I often do), but I tend to think this has come downstream from an earlier malaise, also well trodden in the meaning crisis discussion. That malaise stems from the primacy we place on productivity and the world of material things; our reductive materialism, markets, etc. St Paul says he puts away childish things, but the contemporary ear now also puts transcendent things, the things of God into the kiddies cabinet too. Not sure if you’ll agree there Sam? But that’s essentially my experience when endeavouring to talk to my old friends about God. I try and rack my brain as to how we may persuade our society to ponder again on the transcendent, on Christ and, I suppose I’m taking great comfort in what He is saying here. As always, genius in its apparent simplicity. I guess the Tolkien stuff is an appeal to wonder and awe via narrative and mythos. Strange that so many are painfully unaware of that longing for more than “this” in that kind of fandom. Many Conservative types like to rail against the infantilism of the current generation(s), yet in a strange way Christ could be seen as asking us to go deeper with that rather than rail against it. All the way down to toddler level. I’m thinking of my own child staring at the moon. Perhaps there, paradoxically, we shall find that gates to the Kingdom again?
@samuelglenn1239 ай бұрын
Thanks for this Oliver. Yeah it’s an interesting one - Dawkins particularly would frame theistic belief as ‘childish’. I remember Dawkins’ message being that our culture needs to ‘grow up’ and that we have taken steps in that direction with rationalism and the scientific revolution. The St Paul quotation you mention seems to conflict with Matt 18:3 I was referencing here. So that’s something to ponder. Regarding speaking about God to “secularists” - I think that is simply a matter of calling attention to the metaphysical assumptions underlying their worldview (ie, that there is a truth and it is worth pursuing etc). Clark’s “From Athens to Jerusalem” is really quite brilliant on this point.
@TheDrb279 ай бұрын
When you were talking about negation as an aspect of atheism, I was reminded of someone like Sam Harris. When Sam says to someone “ you don’t believe in Thor , well I just went a step further and also don’t believe in Jesus”. Appreciated this video and I will be looking forward to checking out your videos.
@samuelglenn1239 ай бұрын
Yes exactly - good example. Glad you enjoyed the video.
@Charlie1120979 ай бұрын
Constructive criticism here you really need to sound less monotone if you want people to get through the full 30 minutes. Gotta sound more enthusiastic. You sound like you yourself are not even interested so it’s gonna be hard to get me the listener interested. Also maybe speak with less pauses, you need more fluid speech. Just trying to help feel free to disagree
@samuelglenn1239 ай бұрын
Appreciate the feedback. I record these in the evenings so it is possible that I'm just tired. I'll take it on-board and consider whether to record earlier or just with more enthusiasm. I am deeply interested in these topics (which is why I am making presentations about them) but I can understand how this may not come across. Thanks for the comment.
@SOCabzzy9 ай бұрын
Islam is an imitation of Christianity and Judaism brought on by the selfishness of Muhammed, he wanted to have sex with many females and accumulate wealth on this earth! Search Christian Prince for a scholar on this topic. You are right in the fact that God transcends human intelligence and thinking! The trinity is a hard concept to believe, how can 3 be in 1? God reveals himself through many prophecies through the prophets such as Isaiah 53: the role of the messiah, to die for our transgressions. We have manuscripts before the birth of Jesus! Dont be fooled my brother, there's only One God! and that is the God of the Jews, who humbled himself and came down as a human to live a perfect life and preach to us that we may all return to God. Jesus lived the life we are supposed to live as humans, but we are all selfish sinners.
@tuekg9 ай бұрын
Good thinking
@samuelglenn1239 ай бұрын
Thanks!
@kulturkriget9 ай бұрын
Great stuff. Exactly the inspiration I needed. I think one way to creatively prophesize is to create and interpret in a circle. Write something, then try to discover anything unintentional in the art/text and interpret it, then build upon that. I guess it is more of a spiral than a circle. In my mind it can work like a dialogue with the Genius. Or like alchemy, I guess.
@samuelglenn1239 ай бұрын
Yes I agree with you about the spiral idea. Glad you found the video inspiring!
@Total1Now11 ай бұрын
So what is the key ot understanding the relating of thepairs of opposites?
@joshwrt2029 Жыл бұрын
Great video dude!
@OliverMurrayYT Жыл бұрын
“Through love we see.” If I may say…Amen. Admittedly I am only able to follow the very basic thrust of this, Sam. But I wish you the very best with this important and timely work you’re undertaking re Platonism and theism.
@fartingcowgt8953 Жыл бұрын
Thanks I had to memorize this sonnet for my literature class. Reading along with this helped a lot!
@mikeseven3140 Жыл бұрын
0:34 'Localised in time and space ...we're all at this seminar, on time...' 0:40 the 'Self' walks in...arriving precisely when it means to😂
@metajester Жыл бұрын
This actually makes a lot of sense and hit home for me. Thanks. This is what I was trying to understand.
@seamusmurphy5149 Жыл бұрын
Please Read the Bible complete and I think you will see the deception you are buying into. In Genesis the serpent tempted Adam and Eve with fruit from the tree of knowledge of good and evil, the hidden wisdom and told them they could be as gods! The world was deceived and it chronicles the journey of Israel and its battles against the gentiles which were pagan/ shamanism. Christians accept Jesus As their Christ, the anointed one, messiah or saviour. Gnosticism twists that story, internalises Christ and tells us we can become gods. It’s Luciferian. It largely makes Jesus sacrifice irrelevant. It reduces Jesus to just another enlightened being. If you read all the Bible you will see that. If you look at the testimony of people who have escaped the new age or gnostic deception it will make you think twice. The great awakening of the new age sounds very like the great falling away or apostasy of the bible. Don’t reject Jesus as you Christ. You are not God, question why the Bible warns against mysticism and the world of deception that exists there. The world is pushing this gnostic or new age message so strongly now through every medium possible. Lucifer comes disguised as an angel of light. All I can ask is you question these beliefs fully, challenge yourself fully and seek Truth, Gods Truth and not your own truth.
@carmel3613 Жыл бұрын
Dear Sam, I'm sorry it's been a while since I was in touch. Many things were calling and I needed to attend to them, but happy to now be able to discover so much new content on your channel and also to hear a little about your PhD research, which sounds absolutely beautiful and like it's flowing really well for you. I'm going to look at your other videos now. With warmest wishes, Carmel
@samuelglenn123 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for tuning in Carmel. Hope all is well with you. Have been making fewer videos of late but am planning to put out some new material soon.
@mikes63472 жыл бұрын
Xenosaga.
@kriegsmaschine40502 жыл бұрын
This happened to my buddy Eric
@joshuasy102 жыл бұрын
Noice
@digitaltango2 жыл бұрын
Great discussion. Anne's work is so important for balance and she is so generous with her formidable knowledge . I must get that book she recommends by Margaret Barker
@digitaltango2 жыл бұрын
I really enjoyed this interview with the wonderful Anne Baring. Her book 'The Dream of the Cosmos' has been my bible for the last decade or so and l have recently enjoyed watching her talks on her channel too. Fascinating discussion you both have on alchemy here. Your channel is great. I have just discovered it. I have just completed a creative visual project creating images with my smart phone to document my alchemical process. I was so interested to hear Anne say that images speak to the soul and the unconscious ("the spirit of the depths") more than words. I followed my intuition with the whole experience and it was incredibly rewarding.
@user-ht4gb2fw4e2 жыл бұрын
Feb,16th. 2022. Hope & Fear All at once. Ukraine & Russia. It's like Naskapi & Innu facing each other in horrible conflict like in the awful old times. A little argument unleashes a Mutual Life Extinction upon itself! When will War end?? ..SHH! It's ok Sam! Just share the vid! & you're thought's! kzread.info/dash/bejne/qXtkrMGIZq3eh6g.html
Sam IMHO genuinely engages in a dialogue with Pageau. I hope Sam is able to discover a higher and higher aim…he just needs to empty his cup, to see through the lenses of Church fathers and Bible and not through modern lenses.
@furikuri6302 жыл бұрын
You are going places, good sir.
@clivemakongo2 жыл бұрын
Great chat you guys had but would be nice if there was a but less interruption going on just cos this kind of thing is tricky for me to follow usually
@rkirkmoore2 жыл бұрын
The comments at 32:00 about how in breaking down structures of authority we're bound to end up with worse ones reminds me of the idea that humans are irrevocably religious -- try as we may to rid ourselves of it, it will come back in some form or another. Thanks for this, really interesting. BTW I liked your interviewing style, which seems to value authentic, on-the-spot inquiry and development of ideas over "professional" preparation.
@nathankeifer92812 жыл бұрын
15:07 are you talking about Burial?
@samuelglenn1232 жыл бұрын
Yes :) I'm a big fan.
@nathankeifer92812 жыл бұрын
@@samuelglenn123 very nice, you have a favorite top 3 from him? Also, have you seen this? kzread.info/dash/bejne/Z4OK2KyIlbjKhdY.html
@samuelglenn1232 жыл бұрын
@@nathankeifer9281 It's difficult for me to give a top 3 I admire a lot of his work. That said maybe check out: 1) Archangel (probably his most famous song) 2) Unite and 3) True Love VIP. And yeah Forgive is another one of my favourites. The sample is from Brian Eno. His albums Burial and Untrue are both masterpieces in my opinion.
@nathankeifer92812 жыл бұрын
@@samuelglenn123 thank you for the recs. I'm a little familiar with his work (I've listened to Untrue the most) but wanted to hear what his heavy listeners liked most. I'm more familiar with Brian Eno kzread.info/dash/bejne/pJiJusaCkZabpsY.html this cover of "in dark trees" has been a favorite of mine lately, you might enjoy.
@mattr29612 жыл бұрын
This is unreal.
@gabrielprado4962 жыл бұрын
Thank you, Mr. Sam Glenn.
@random_person60412 жыл бұрын
They will love or they will hate you…🤯🤯🤯 19:24
@julesjgreig2 жыл бұрын
Thank you, Sam. Happy New Year to you.
@samuelglenn1232 жыл бұрын
Here is a link to the text: www.yorku.ca/inpar/quest_comfort.pdf
@michael2l2 жыл бұрын
Enjoyed the reading. Hope you continue with the rest of the book. It might be fruitful to have a convo with Nate from the Grail Country KZread channel at some point if you’re looking to dive into the symbolism of the grail legends.
@samuelglenn1232 жыл бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it. Yes I shall reach out to Nate thanks for the recommendation.
@samuelglenn1232 жыл бұрын
Here is a link to the text: www.yorku.ca/inpar/quest_comfort.pdf
@therivalyn1952 жыл бұрын
The notion that an animal requires the existence of another realm of ontological Platonic objects to 'explain' how it feels about things or how it perceives things is so weird to me. We have eyes to see and emotions to feel and none of that appears to require more than a body.
@samuelglenn1232 жыл бұрын
I don’t know that its exactly right to say that an animal requires the existence of Platonic objects. What distinguishes humans for the Greeks is our “rational” nature. Animals are constrained to the merely sensuous where humans can discern the realm of ideas.
@cidklutch2 жыл бұрын
Everyone and their dogs have decided to have a podcast or youtube channel.... no offense dude but you are not a very good interviewer.... Jonathan saves it at least
@samuelglenn1232 жыл бұрын
None taken.
@cidklutch2 жыл бұрын
@@samuelglenn123 Room for improvement, but still worth the watch. Thanks for bringing Jonathan on!
@jothambate64002 жыл бұрын
Really wonderful conversation. I'll be honest, I didnt follow everything, but the final comments around authority and teachers really hit home. For me, the best teacher I had was Mrs Towers, Maths teacher, from the barmy town of Wigan. She was strict -at least in comparison with most teachers, but she really invested and provided the resources to help when Maths was really hard. My other favourite teacher was Mr Bate (no relation), my Geography teacher, also because he commanded authority, but gave the students room to think and come up with their own reasons for why things happen. Thanks again Sam and Jonathan.
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Kabalah? You mean KabAllah, Kab of Allah, Kaaba, Allah. 😂
Bard in the Bardo... I've worked this word before Christmas. The synchronicity happened, when we arrived at Shoreditch and my friend parked right outside the building ' THE BARD'... Thank you 🌸
And ditto.
Can you believe it?
Interesting channel....
Word
We are what we remember. THEY say you are what you owe. Choose 1.
Recollect Remember Community. Communal. COMMUNICATE! It's what human beings do well. For Good nest sake Bit better by the day, daily. Interesting and compounding daily x 100 years ± Best health plan, life insurance and foundation and philanthropy for each and many. Lead follow and support. It's what Good people all ways do. And what blessings follow! Like heaven on Earth, tax free, usury free. No spin required. Good honest creation speaks for itself. Show & tell! And be good about it. Why delay?
Subscribed! Great content.
Thanks!
Excellent thought provoking observations Samuel ❤️ xx
The only extended period in my life when I “woke with sun” was during an old job that I had to get up at 4:30 am for. All I’ll say is that period in my life I was much more spiritually inclined and inspired than since. I remember a part of my drive to work everyday was contemplating the sun and its vast symbology.
Thanks for sharing this. Yeah I cannot say that I have often 'woke with the sun' myself. Though I have an intuition that there is something to Ficino's recommendation. Your story has made me consider trying it. Though I am something of a night owl I confess.
Dividing knowledge of evil to atheists and knowledge of good to believers is not going to make you any friends in the atheist community! It sounds like the dangerous idea that, ''You can't be good without God''. Awareness of good events does not force us to accept a theistic God. But awareness of unnecessary ''evil'' does force a well-educated person to agree with Hume and Epicurus. Good behavior is NOT contrary to atheism. But the world's natural problems do force us to question God's silence and passivity. Religious people have persecuted atheists for the whole of history. We are the least trusted group in America (Pew Research). But... we have a far greater claim to the basic, unvarnished truth than the faithful do. And stats show we are better citizens than believers. We can demonstrate altruism and fairness arising through evolutionary processes. Stop demonising us, please.
Thanks for the comment. In no way did I mean to casually associate evil with atheism. The thought which I was exploring in the video was that it was precisely "knowledge of evil" which amounts to the strongest atheistic argument (as Ivan Karamazov articulates in Dostoyevsky's novel). By contrast the "knowledge of good" amounts to the strongest theistic argument. I do think that there is an asymmetry between these positions however. That is - it is only in light of good that evil is objectionable. By contrast, if there is truly no "good" and nihilism obtains then one has no grounds for objecting to evil whatsoever.
@@samuelglenn123 Yes, I agree with what you wrote. But you casually kept giving Good to God and Evil to Atheists. I know you didn't mean any harm, but millions of mad fundamentalists DO insist that, ''atheists can't be moral, because morality comes exclusively from God.'' We in the atheist community are scared of such simplistic labelling.
We box ourselves in with limited perspective. I have found, making a new decision, breaking a pattern, is key to the new perspective and ascension in consciousness. As well as anchoring sensitivity back into the body.
Thank you for making this video. I believe this deep mystery of our existence is important to our future survival.
Great. This is timely for me as I ache over what is to be done about a lack of curiosity, or wonder, awe. We can slip into well trodden polemics about the distractions of the modern world (which I often do), but I tend to think this has come downstream from an earlier malaise, also well trodden in the meaning crisis discussion. That malaise stems from the primacy we place on productivity and the world of material things; our reductive materialism, markets, etc. St Paul says he puts away childish things, but the contemporary ear now also puts transcendent things, the things of God into the kiddies cabinet too. Not sure if you’ll agree there Sam? But that’s essentially my experience when endeavouring to talk to my old friends about God. I try and rack my brain as to how we may persuade our society to ponder again on the transcendent, on Christ and, I suppose I’m taking great comfort in what He is saying here. As always, genius in its apparent simplicity. I guess the Tolkien stuff is an appeal to wonder and awe via narrative and mythos. Strange that so many are painfully unaware of that longing for more than “this” in that kind of fandom. Many Conservative types like to rail against the infantilism of the current generation(s), yet in a strange way Christ could be seen as asking us to go deeper with that rather than rail against it. All the way down to toddler level. I’m thinking of my own child staring at the moon. Perhaps there, paradoxically, we shall find that gates to the Kingdom again?
Thanks for this Oliver. Yeah it’s an interesting one - Dawkins particularly would frame theistic belief as ‘childish’. I remember Dawkins’ message being that our culture needs to ‘grow up’ and that we have taken steps in that direction with rationalism and the scientific revolution. The St Paul quotation you mention seems to conflict with Matt 18:3 I was referencing here. So that’s something to ponder. Regarding speaking about God to “secularists” - I think that is simply a matter of calling attention to the metaphysical assumptions underlying their worldview (ie, that there is a truth and it is worth pursuing etc). Clark’s “From Athens to Jerusalem” is really quite brilliant on this point.
When you were talking about negation as an aspect of atheism, I was reminded of someone like Sam Harris. When Sam says to someone “ you don’t believe in Thor , well I just went a step further and also don’t believe in Jesus”. Appreciated this video and I will be looking forward to checking out your videos.
Yes exactly - good example. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Constructive criticism here you really need to sound less monotone if you want people to get through the full 30 minutes. Gotta sound more enthusiastic. You sound like you yourself are not even interested so it’s gonna be hard to get me the listener interested. Also maybe speak with less pauses, you need more fluid speech. Just trying to help feel free to disagree
Appreciate the feedback. I record these in the evenings so it is possible that I'm just tired. I'll take it on-board and consider whether to record earlier or just with more enthusiasm. I am deeply interested in these topics (which is why I am making presentations about them) but I can understand how this may not come across. Thanks for the comment.
Islam is an imitation of Christianity and Judaism brought on by the selfishness of Muhammed, he wanted to have sex with many females and accumulate wealth on this earth! Search Christian Prince for a scholar on this topic. You are right in the fact that God transcends human intelligence and thinking! The trinity is a hard concept to believe, how can 3 be in 1? God reveals himself through many prophecies through the prophets such as Isaiah 53: the role of the messiah, to die for our transgressions. We have manuscripts before the birth of Jesus! Dont be fooled my brother, there's only One God! and that is the God of the Jews, who humbled himself and came down as a human to live a perfect life and preach to us that we may all return to God. Jesus lived the life we are supposed to live as humans, but we are all selfish sinners.
Good thinking
Thanks!
Great stuff. Exactly the inspiration I needed. I think one way to creatively prophesize is to create and interpret in a circle. Write something, then try to discover anything unintentional in the art/text and interpret it, then build upon that. I guess it is more of a spiral than a circle. In my mind it can work like a dialogue with the Genius. Or like alchemy, I guess.
Yes I agree with you about the spiral idea. Glad you found the video inspiring!
So what is the key ot understanding the relating of thepairs of opposites?
Great video dude!
“Through love we see.” If I may say…Amen. Admittedly I am only able to follow the very basic thrust of this, Sam. But I wish you the very best with this important and timely work you’re undertaking re Platonism and theism.
Thanks I had to memorize this sonnet for my literature class. Reading along with this helped a lot!
0:34 'Localised in time and space ...we're all at this seminar, on time...' 0:40 the 'Self' walks in...arriving precisely when it means to😂
This actually makes a lot of sense and hit home for me. Thanks. This is what I was trying to understand.
Please Read the Bible complete and I think you will see the deception you are buying into. In Genesis the serpent tempted Adam and Eve with fruit from the tree of knowledge of good and evil, the hidden wisdom and told them they could be as gods! The world was deceived and it chronicles the journey of Israel and its battles against the gentiles which were pagan/ shamanism. Christians accept Jesus As their Christ, the anointed one, messiah or saviour. Gnosticism twists that story, internalises Christ and tells us we can become gods. It’s Luciferian. It largely makes Jesus sacrifice irrelevant. It reduces Jesus to just another enlightened being. If you read all the Bible you will see that. If you look at the testimony of people who have escaped the new age or gnostic deception it will make you think twice. The great awakening of the new age sounds very like the great falling away or apostasy of the bible. Don’t reject Jesus as you Christ. You are not God, question why the Bible warns against mysticism and the world of deception that exists there. The world is pushing this gnostic or new age message so strongly now through every medium possible. Lucifer comes disguised as an angel of light. All I can ask is you question these beliefs fully, challenge yourself fully and seek Truth, Gods Truth and not your own truth.
Dear Sam, I'm sorry it's been a while since I was in touch. Many things were calling and I needed to attend to them, but happy to now be able to discover so much new content on your channel and also to hear a little about your PhD research, which sounds absolutely beautiful and like it's flowing really well for you. I'm going to look at your other videos now. With warmest wishes, Carmel
Thanks for tuning in Carmel. Hope all is well with you. Have been making fewer videos of late but am planning to put out some new material soon.
Xenosaga.
This happened to my buddy Eric
Noice
Great discussion. Anne's work is so important for balance and she is so generous with her formidable knowledge . I must get that book she recommends by Margaret Barker
I really enjoyed this interview with the wonderful Anne Baring. Her book 'The Dream of the Cosmos' has been my bible for the last decade or so and l have recently enjoyed watching her talks on her channel too. Fascinating discussion you both have on alchemy here. Your channel is great. I have just discovered it. I have just completed a creative visual project creating images with my smart phone to document my alchemical process. I was so interested to hear Anne say that images speak to the soul and the unconscious ("the spirit of the depths") more than words. I followed my intuition with the whole experience and it was incredibly rewarding.
Feb,16th. 2022. Hope & Fear All at once. Ukraine & Russia. It's like Naskapi & Innu facing each other in horrible conflict like in the awful old times. A little argument unleashes a Mutual Life Extinction upon itself! When will War end?? ..SHH! It's ok Sam! Just share the vid! & you're thought's! kzread.info/dash/bejne/qXtkrMGIZq3eh6g.html
Creative Albedo kzread.info/dash/bejne/X4d-q9CQpJeTgto.html&ab_channel=MarkWagner
Sam IMHO genuinely engages in a dialogue with Pageau. I hope Sam is able to discover a higher and higher aim…he just needs to empty his cup, to see through the lenses of Church fathers and Bible and not through modern lenses.
You are going places, good sir.
Great chat you guys had but would be nice if there was a but less interruption going on just cos this kind of thing is tricky for me to follow usually
The comments at 32:00 about how in breaking down structures of authority we're bound to end up with worse ones reminds me of the idea that humans are irrevocably religious -- try as we may to rid ourselves of it, it will come back in some form or another. Thanks for this, really interesting. BTW I liked your interviewing style, which seems to value authentic, on-the-spot inquiry and development of ideas over "professional" preparation.
15:07 are you talking about Burial?
Yes :) I'm a big fan.
@@samuelglenn123 very nice, you have a favorite top 3 from him? Also, have you seen this? kzread.info/dash/bejne/Z4OK2KyIlbjKhdY.html
@@nathankeifer9281 It's difficult for me to give a top 3 I admire a lot of his work. That said maybe check out: 1) Archangel (probably his most famous song) 2) Unite and 3) True Love VIP. And yeah Forgive is another one of my favourites. The sample is from Brian Eno. His albums Burial and Untrue are both masterpieces in my opinion.
@@samuelglenn123 thank you for the recs. I'm a little familiar with his work (I've listened to Untrue the most) but wanted to hear what his heavy listeners liked most. I'm more familiar with Brian Eno kzread.info/dash/bejne/pJiJusaCkZabpsY.html this cover of "in dark trees" has been a favorite of mine lately, you might enjoy.
This is unreal.
Thank you, Mr. Sam Glenn.
They will love or they will hate you…🤯🤯🤯 19:24
Thank you, Sam. Happy New Year to you.
Here is a link to the text: www.yorku.ca/inpar/quest_comfort.pdf
Enjoyed the reading. Hope you continue with the rest of the book. It might be fruitful to have a convo with Nate from the Grail Country KZread channel at some point if you’re looking to dive into the symbolism of the grail legends.
Glad you enjoyed it. Yes I shall reach out to Nate thanks for the recommendation.
Here is a link to the text: www.yorku.ca/inpar/quest_comfort.pdf
The notion that an animal requires the existence of another realm of ontological Platonic objects to 'explain' how it feels about things or how it perceives things is so weird to me. We have eyes to see and emotions to feel and none of that appears to require more than a body.
I don’t know that its exactly right to say that an animal requires the existence of Platonic objects. What distinguishes humans for the Greeks is our “rational” nature. Animals are constrained to the merely sensuous where humans can discern the realm of ideas.
Everyone and their dogs have decided to have a podcast or youtube channel.... no offense dude but you are not a very good interviewer.... Jonathan saves it at least
None taken.
@@samuelglenn123 Room for improvement, but still worth the watch. Thanks for bringing Jonathan on!
Really wonderful conversation. I'll be honest, I didnt follow everything, but the final comments around authority and teachers really hit home. For me, the best teacher I had was Mrs Towers, Maths teacher, from the barmy town of Wigan. She was strict -at least in comparison with most teachers, but she really invested and provided the resources to help when Maths was really hard. My other favourite teacher was Mr Bate (no relation), my Geography teacher, also because he commanded authority, but gave the students room to think and come up with their own reasons for why things happen. Thanks again Sam and Jonathan.