Center for World Philosophy and Religion
Marc Gafni, David J. TempleWhere the best validated insights from science, philosophy, and religion are woven together to answer the most pressing questions for global thriving.
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The Odyssey: A Deep Look at First Principles and First Values & Why We Cannot Come Home Without Them
The War Was Never About Helen
Homer, the great Greek bard, writes the Iliad and the Odyssey. The Odyssey is the story of Odysseus, king of Ithaca, who travels somewhat against his better judgment to join Agamemnon and his brother Menela...
510—Only First Principles and First Values Can Solve the Meta-Crisis: The First Principle and First Value of Conversation; The Conversational Cosmos Part 2
This is Part 2 of a three part series on Conversation. Part 1 HERE. Part 3 Forthcoming.
I Am Born to Transform
We have an insanely, insanely insane day. What does an insanely insane day mean? It means there’s just so much that w...
Value and Desire Broken Open: The Ontological Structure of Cosmos (with Ken Wilber)
About the podcast:
These are unscripted, early David J. Temple conversations where Dr. Marc Gafni, Ken Wilber and Dr. Zak Stein are unfolding the inner workings of CosmoErotic Humanism in real time. Formal statements and propositions will...
509—A Tribute to Sally Kempton, Swami Durgananda, Marking Three Years Since Her Transition
This piece is a lightly edited transcript of a free weekly live talk. Thus, the style of the piece is spoken word and not a formal essay. Edited by Jamie Long.
Sally’s Maha-Samadhi and the Journey of the Soul
Welcome, everyone. S...
508—The Conversational Cosmos: The First Principle and First Value of Conversation in Response to the Meta-Crisis
"Reality is the evolution of conversation, the deepening of conversation."
This piece is a lightly edited transcript of a free weekly live talk. Thus, the style of the piece is spoken word and not a formal essay. Edited by Dorothea Betz.
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Dr. Marc Gafni - Philosopher, Evolutionary Mystic, Visionary Scholar, Wisdom Teacher, Author, and the President of the Center for World Philosophy and Religion
David J. Temple is a pseudonym created for enabling ongoing collaborative authorship at the Center for World Philosophy and Religion. The two primary authors behind David J. Temple are Marc Gafni and Zak Stein.
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