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Friends,
Let’s ask ourselves a question: What if the appropriate worldview now is neither materialistic or magical?
What if the task is to do is move on and bring forward – through our own individualities – the world from these opposing positions?
I started this conversation with (Though this is a standalone episode!) Phil Ford and JF Martel, hosts of the Weird Studies podcast, on the previous episode, AEWCH 202.
Now we offer our first indications of what we think works here in the face of our challenges and opportunities in this world. What are they?
Vow, prayer, gathering.
This is the second part conversation but it stands on its own. So excited to be walking through these uncharted landscapes with you! X CH
SHOW NOTES
WHAT BOOK YOU SHOULD READ?
For a great book on shifting the groundswell of being from scientific “facts” to the imaginative experience, read Meaning by Michael Polanyi and Harry Prosch.
WHAT OTHER AEWCH EPISODE YOU SHOULD LISTEN TO?
I talk about Christian principles from an esoteric standpoint on the excellent episode AEWCH 181 with Rev. Patrick Kennedy.
MORE ON PHIL & JF/WEIRD STUDIES
You can support Weird Studies via their patreon . You can also sign up for the 8 week course, WEIRDING. Even though it’s already started, you can still jump in and get the previous lectures via recording. If that’s calling to you, go for it. Also, Phil and JF were on the show back on AEWCH 166, and I was on Weird Studies 107 (on which we talk about Joy Williams’s great novel, Breaking and Entering).
Conner Habib 
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