This episode talks about the present as being our only point of access to reality and about the need to be mindful of it. It also calls our attention to the many ways in which we become distracted from the present and lose ourselves.

This episode highlights the intimate and often overlooked relationship between the ability to learn or face the truth, especially unpleasant ones, and the ability to cope. It also highlights this important fact: Humans are incredibly adaptable.

This episode proceeds to deconstruct the reality of life with the purpose of reconstructing it mindfully and meaningfully.

This podcast briefly explores pantheism and panpsychism as theoretical options for understanding the ultimate foundations of reality,

This episode describes two ways of coping with hardship; The first compensates a problem of maladaptation, the second resolves it. In order to illustrate my points, I bring my own experience to bear.

This podcast delves into the many different forms of human happiness, from the one we find in a peaceful conscience to the one we experience when our worthy efforts are crowned by success, to the one we may fantasize about in some hypothetical afterlife.

This podcast delves into the many different forms of human happiness, from the one we find in a peaceful conscience to the one we experience when our worthy efforts are crowned by success, to the one we may fantasize about in some hypothetical afterlife.

Taken from my book MEDITATION TIME, Know Yourself and the World Around You 

https://www.laurentgrenier.online

This podcast highlights our human difference in the evolution of species, as our brain’s superior plasticity affords us a great ability to learn that proportionally increases our adaptability and chances of survival in a wide variety of environments.

Taken from my book MEDITATION TIME, Know Yourself and the World Around You 

https://www.laurentgrenier.online

This podcast promotes acceptance to achieve harmony with nature and virtue in society, as the necessary condition for peace and happiness. It also encourages critical thinking to avoid lapsing into laxness and servility, which are perverse forms of naturalness and sociability.

Taken from my book MEDITATION TIME, Know Yourself and the World Around You 

https://www.laurentgrenier.online

This podcast opposes, on the one hand, the traditional reliance on great religions for understanding the world and guiding our conscience and, on the other hand, the modern trust in science and political philosophy for developing a credible end sensible worldview, together with rules of conduct that follow naturally from the demands of social organization.

Taken from my book MEDITATION TIME, Know Yourself and the World Around You 

https://www.laurentgrenier.online