WHAT IS LIFE? #41 Tim Freke and Steve McIntosh

T!M FREKE

ℹ️ Author of 35 books including an international bestseller and Daily Telegraph ‘Book of the Year’.
ℹ️ #50 Most Spiritually Influential Living People 2020, Watkins Magazine
ℹ️ Winner of Writer of the Year 2020, Kindred Spirit
ℹ️ Spiritual explorer since a spontaneous awakening when he was 12 years old
ℹ️ Founder of ‘Unividualism’ - a visionary new understanding of the nature of reality and the purpose of life


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[rolandwheeler]

Excellent conversation. They did a great job connecting the universal whole with the political part. I hope they continue this dialogue with a “part 2."

[jgarciajr]

It went past dialogue and into dialogos here. 🙏❤️

[whowonthatballgame]

Enjoyed the conversation. Am familiar with much Steve shared with Tim having studied Wilbers work . Am surprised Wilbers work hasnt taken hold with more people since its been around nearly 4 decades . I did get Steve said his work is distinct from Wilbers work and I will look more deeply into it. Thanks Tim for your channel and stand for spiritual growth

[Schrodingercat]

A really deep and profound conversation! I wish I shared Steve’s optimism about American politics!

[scrollop]

Hello sir, found your podcast and channel recently. Seems you and I (and others) have come to the same realisation through different paths, perhaps through different combinations of reflections on NDEs, past life cases and texts. Have you read the Law of One? Once you get past the method, everything in the book resonates with many other teachings (Buddhist, Hindu, NDEs, the original tenets of some religions before they were confounded by more human desires into religious institutions). Essentially, we are all part of Source, here to experience and may come back to earth or go onward if we learn enough, and love unconditionally. Anyway, will keep a close eye on your very interesting output. Love your honesty, bravery in communicating your findings, and curiosity. If you have time have a look at the law of one Reddit where those of us with similar outlooks share ideas.

[ShaunBanks]

I am not criticising you Tim just the world of philosophy where it is negative or negating and there is a lot of it. It can take you to the edge of the abyss or make life wonderful and it's hard to love that kind of wisdom. Free speech and freedom of choice yes but within good reasoning working towards a good that is defined by experience and wisdom.

[ShaunBanks]

Philosophy has developed reason and logic that builds on accumulated truth to establish wisdom that guides life towards the good and to maintain the good - The love of wisdom - But unfortunately there are philosophers who forget this and negate everything through trying to find an absolute truth they can grasp conceptually which has always failed on numerous levels because of the limits of conceptualisation - Funnily enough through their negation of the truth they arrive at absolutes like 'I think therefore I am' a mystery full of wonder and truth or one of despair depending on what you think. Ultimately the truth is all that which subscribes to and defines the good because without the good there is only madness and no wisdom and nature is predominately good other wise there would be nothing or eternal chaos. The fact that the universe exists and is evolving I would say that generally good has the upper hand so much so that the failure of the human race will not have any significant impact on the universe.

[ShaunBanks]

I will leave it that - You might not like what I say but I think you will find its positive

[Charles-allenGodwin]

0. Potential = Being
1. Actual = Becoming (actualized)

[markb]

I find this idea that mankind cannot conceive of the whole, the infinite, to be disingenuous. We cannot hold the conscious infinite in its entirety within our conscious awareness in any given moment, awareness of all things at one time, but we can and do demonstrate the ability to hold any aspect, single or extremely complex, of that infinite within our consciousness at any given time, including the concept of the endless infinite. So contrary to the persistent statement of we cannot contain and conceive of the infinite, many of us, if not all of us, not only can conceive of every aspect of the infinite, but the ability to conceive the infinite in parts and as process, is in fact the action of Mind, and ultimately, consciousness.