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10. Beyond the Thunderdome
In his book A Secular Age, Charles Taylor says it is as if we now live in a closed-system, in which nothing beyond is able to enter. He calls it the “buffered self.” The trouble is, Jack Baumgartner never got the memo.
In this conversation, we begin to explore the concepts of imagination and spiritual sensorium. The invitation is to pay attention and have attuned eyes and ears to the language of life.
The music on this episode was written and played by Jack Baumgartner: Through the Windy, Harmonic Banjo, and Desert Ladder.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Prayer
05:53 Living in a Closed Universe: Breaking Free
10:04 The Church and the Enchantment of the World
15:18 Wrestling with God: A Path to Deeper Spirituality
35:47 The Vulnerability and Investment of Creation
39:40 The Power of the Holy Spirit
44:51 Words that Open Up and Expand
01:02:17 The Limitations of Language and the Imagination
01:14:20 The Role of Imagination in Perceiving the Spiritual Realm
01:18:44 Approaching the Spiritual Sensorium with Humility
01:33:15 Paying Attention to the Divine Presence in All Aspects of Life
01:44:44 Life as an Expression of the Divine
01:50:03 The Problem is the Solution: Participating in the Whole's Perception
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By Jack Baumgartner, Seth Wieck, and Sam Kee
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In his book A Secular Age, Charles Taylor says it is as if we now live in a closed-system, in which nothing beyond is able to enter. He calls it the “buffered self.” The trouble is, Jack Baumgartner never got the memo.
In this conversation, we begin to explore the concepts of imagination and spiritual sensorium. The invitation is to pay attention and have attuned eyes and ears to the language of life.
The music on this episode was written and played by Jack Baumgartner: Through the Windy, Harmonic Banjo, and Desert Ladder.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Prayer
05:53 Living in a Closed Universe: Breaking Free
10:04 The Church and the Enchantment of the World
15:18 Wrestling with God: A Path to Deeper Spirituality
35:47 The Vulnerability and Investment of Creation
39:40 The Power of the Holy Spirit
44:51 Words that Open Up and Expand
01:02:17 The Limitations of Language and the Imagination
01:14:20 The Role of Imagination in Perceiving the Spiritual Realm
01:18:44 Approaching the Spiritual Sensorium with Humility
01:33:15 Paying Attention to the Divine Presence in All Aspects of Life
01:44:44 Life as an Expression of the Divine
01:50:03 The Problem is the Solution: Participating in the Whole's Perception
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit colorofdust.substack.com
Thanks for reading The Color of Dust! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support our work.
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit colorofdust.substack.com
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