Deferred Gnosis Podcast

Deferred Gnosis Podcast

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  • Episode 1: Secular Transcendence and the (un)Holy Spiritual Experience

    https://open.spotify.com/episode/4hi53rZ0WDN0sr9TNKUT23

    • Episode 1: Secular Transcendence and the (un)Holy Spiritual Experience • • The Hosts ~ Shea Bilé & Matt Johnson • - On this 1st episode of Deferred Gnosis:

    We discuss the Spiritual/Transcendent experience -

    • Meet the hosts: Shea Bilé & Matt Johnson
    • What is a spiritual/transcendent experience? What do they mean to an atheist? What do they mean to a Satanist?
    • Does atheism have room for spirituality? Does Satanism?
    • Is there a spiritual world? The necessity for evidence.
    • The fallacies of religious mythology - is there a silver lining? Is there a place for religion in an enlightened world? For spirituality?
    • We draw a line in the sand...
    - Musicians, Writers, Poets, Painters - Artists of any kind:

    Send us a link to your work - [email protected] - or use the comment section below. We will devote a segment to showcase your work along with a short interview with the artist.

    - Listeners, Artists, Commentators, Fellow travelers on the fringe:

    Send us your comments, thoughts, suggestions, topic ideas for future podcasts to - [email protected] - Or use the comment section below.

    ‡ Intro Music: Invocation of Nothing by Shea Bilé

    ‡ Outro Music for this episode - Romania by Roboton

    ‡ https://www.deferredgnosis.com

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We live in a world of gnosis deferred. We have come to a point in our societal evolution where self-awareness and existential cognizance are scarce; and now more then ever, we are desperately struggling to reconcile the ethical, moral, political, and religious shortcomings of our global zeitgeist.