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Most listeners of The Vedic Worldview live in democracies and are all too familiar with the fact that irrespective of who is elected, there will always be a faction of the population who is disappointed and another who is pleased with the outcome.
For those on the side of disappointment, many times the next thought that occurs is despondency or powerlessness. “What was my vote all for?” they might ask.
While it might seem like one vote has little impact, Thom suggests otherwise. In this episode, he shares how Vedic meditators, in particular, have a unique ability to influence outcomes—not through politics, but by elevating collective consciousness.
Thom explains that true power for change doesn’t lie in government institutions like Congress or Parliament but in our capacity to transform consciousness.
This episode revisits and continues with the themes from a previous discussion, The Crisis of Governance and Your Role in Its Resolution. You can listen to it here: https://thomknoles.com/podcast/crisis-governance-role-resolution/.
Episode Highlights
[00:45] The Origins of Governance
[03:56] The Concept of Democracy
[06:46] The Average of the Collective
[08:55] Step Out of Mistaken Intellect
[11:48] Ultimate Identity
[14:43] The Importance of Direct Experience
[17:31] Be a Satisfactory Citizen
[19:57] Dharma - Your Personal Role in the Evolution of Things
[22:01] I’m Not in Charge of What I’m Experiencing
[24:50] Escaping an Impossible Situation
[28:14] A Critical Mass for a Phase Transition
[30:06] The Temperature of the Collective
[32:14] Radiate Life for All to Enjoy
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By Thom Knoles4.9
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Most listeners of The Vedic Worldview live in democracies and are all too familiar with the fact that irrespective of who is elected, there will always be a faction of the population who is disappointed and another who is pleased with the outcome.
For those on the side of disappointment, many times the next thought that occurs is despondency or powerlessness. “What was my vote all for?” they might ask.
While it might seem like one vote has little impact, Thom suggests otherwise. In this episode, he shares how Vedic meditators, in particular, have a unique ability to influence outcomes—not through politics, but by elevating collective consciousness.
Thom explains that true power for change doesn’t lie in government institutions like Congress or Parliament but in our capacity to transform consciousness.
This episode revisits and continues with the themes from a previous discussion, The Crisis of Governance and Your Role in Its Resolution. You can listen to it here: https://thomknoles.com/podcast/crisis-governance-role-resolution/.
Episode Highlights
[00:45] The Origins of Governance
[03:56] The Concept of Democracy
[06:46] The Average of the Collective
[08:55] Step Out of Mistaken Intellect
[11:48] Ultimate Identity
[14:43] The Importance of Direct Experience
[17:31] Be a Satisfactory Citizen
[19:57] Dharma - Your Personal Role in the Evolution of Things
[22:01] I’m Not in Charge of What I’m Experiencing
[24:50] Escaping an Impossible Situation
[28:14] A Critical Mass for a Phase Transition
[30:06] The Temperature of the Collective
[32:14] Radiate Life for All to Enjoy
Useful Links
https://thomknoles.com/
https://www.instagram.com/thethomknoles
https://www.facebook.com/thethomknoles
https://www.youtube.com/c/thomknoles
https://thomknoles.com/ask-thom-anything/

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