
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
John Gray argues for another way of perceiving the world inspired by the fantasy fiction writer Arthur Machen. Instead of believing that meaning in life can only be found by changing things around us, "Some of the most valuable human experiences, Machen observed, come about when we simply look around us without any intention of acting on what we see. He thought of the world as a kind of text in invisible writing, a cipher pointing to another order of things"
4.6
7373 ratings
John Gray argues for another way of perceiving the world inspired by the fantasy fiction writer Arthur Machen. Instead of believing that meaning in life can only be found by changing things around us, "Some of the most valuable human experiences, Machen observed, come about when we simply look around us without any intention of acting on what we see. He thought of the world as a kind of text in invisible writing, a cipher pointing to another order of things"
5,402 Listeners
376 Listeners
1,836 Listeners
160 Listeners
7,754 Listeners
296 Listeners
77 Listeners
308 Listeners
105 Listeners
506 Listeners
1,838 Listeners
1,067 Listeners
891 Listeners
153 Listeners
963 Listeners
1,920 Listeners
1,072 Listeners
44 Listeners
61 Listeners
829 Listeners
62 Listeners
74 Listeners
739 Listeners
2,963 Listeners