Special guest, René Pieterse, joins James Johnston, Anne-Liis Laane-Saez and Nicholas Toko to consider René’s unique GCI Profile. We “read the melody” of René’s profile, then ask him to talk about our reading and its relation to his life experience. 

Special guest, Kevin Lim, joins James Johnston, Anne-Liis Laane-Saez and Nicholas Toko to consider Kevin's unique GCI Profile. We "read the melody" of Kevin's profile, then ask him to talk about our reading and its relation to his life experience. 

Kevin recently completed a PhD in physics from Cambridge University. He is also a poet, songwriter, and musician. Listen in to see if the reading can help account for those diverse pursuits!

James Johnston, Anne-Liis Laane-Saez and Nicholas Toko talk about the thinking function, one of four “functions” of conscious experience. The other three functions are feeling, thinking and sensation.

James Johnston, Anne-Liis Laane-Saez and Nicholas Toko talk about the thinking function, one of four “functions” of conscious experience. The other three functions are feeling, thinking and sensation.

James Johnston, Anne-Liis Laane-Saez and Nicholas Toko talk about the sensation function, one of four “functions” of conscious experience. The other three functions are feeling, intuition and thinking.

James Johnston, Anne-Liis Laane-Saez and Nicholas Toko talk about the sensation function, one of four “functions” of conscious experience. The other three functions are feeling, intuition and thinking.

James Johnston, Anne-Liis Laane-Saez and Nicholas Toko talk about the thinking function, one of four “functions” of conscious experience. The other three functions are feeling, intuition and sensation.

James Johnston, Anne-Liis Laane-Saez and Nicholas Toko talk about the thinking function, one of four “functions” of conscious experience. The other three functions are feeling, intuition and sensation.

James Johnston, Anne-Liis Laane-Saez and Nicholas Toko talk about the feeling function, one of four “functions” of conscious experience. The other three functions are thinking, intuition and sensation.

James Johnston, Anne-Liis Laane-Saez and Nicholas Toko talk about the feeling function, one of four “functions” of conscious experience. The other three functions are thinking, intuition and sensation.