This episode makes the point that, notwithstanding our best theoretical frameworks, be they scientific, philosophical, or religious, the universe still appears magical, unless we are so naïvely impressed by our so-called explanations that we fail to get this point.

This episode makes the point that, notwithstanding our best theoretical frameworks, be they scientific, philosophical, or religious, the universe still appears magical, unless we are so naïvely impressed by our so-called explanations that we fail to get this point.

This episode makes the point that, notwithstanding our best theoretical frameworks, be they scientific, philosophical, or religious, the universe still appears magical, unless we are so naïvely impressed by our so-called explanations that we fail to get this point.

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MEDITATION TIME is about reflecting upon life and the world in a profound and constructive way that is conducive to wisdom, happiness and love. Keep in mind, however, that whatever ideas I express in this podcast is always open to debate. I never impose anything categorically, but rather propose it tentatively. I cordially invite you to reflect upon it at length, and in the end make up your own mind as to what appears to be the truth.
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If you want to read what you hear, please refer to my author webpage, with access to a free PDF copy of my philosophical essay and a link to my philosophical blog: MEDITATION TIME, Know Yourself and the World Around You, https://www.laurentgrenier.online
The short musical fragment at the beginning of each lecture is from the piano piece "Reflections on Water" by Claude Debussy.

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MEDITATION TIME is about reflecting upon life and the world in a profound and constructive way that is conducive to wisdom, happiness and love. Keep in mind, however, that whatever ideas I express in this podcast is always open to debate. I never impose anything categorically, but rather propose it tentatively. I cordially invite you to reflect upon it at length, and in the end make up your own mind as to what appears to be the truth. ------- If you want to read what you hear, please refer to my author webpage, with access to a free PDF copy of my philosophical essay and a link to my philosophical blog: MEDITATION TIME, Know Yourself and the World Around You, https://www.laurentgrenier.online The short musical fragment at the beginning of each lecture is from the piano piece "Reflections on Water" by Claude Debussy.

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