Humans are taught to see through our senses and to think through reason as the default mode of engaging life in these so-called ‘modern days’. But perhaps human ‘seeing’ is more than reduction to empirical and analytical usefulness. The utilitarian mindset has dehumanised our existence and demoted our free will. Seeing requires faith. One can see in delight of a
A conversation between Patrick Cassidy and Kirstie Simson. In progressive circles we feel comfortable with the idea of psychological, emotional, and even spiritual development. But what about evolving through the body? What is the difference between the need to train, discipline and control the body, and all the ideas associated with this we have inherited from our culture, and allowing
Humans are taught to see through our senses and to think through reason as the default mode of engaging life in these so-called ‘modern days’. But perhaps human ‘seeing’ is more than reduction to empirical and analytical usefulness. The utilitarian mindset has dehumanised our existence and demoted our free will. Seeing requires faith. One can see in delight of a
A conversation between Patrick Cassidy and Kirstie Simson. In progressive circles we feel comfortable with the idea of psychological, emotional, and even spiritual development. But what about evolving through the body? What is the difference between the need to train, discipline and control the body, and all the ideas associated with this we have inherited from our culture, and allowing
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