125. The Light and Dark of Western Spirituality with Jules Evans — Commune with Jeff Krasno
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125. The Light and Dark of Western Spirituality with Jules Evans

September 23, 2020 · 1 hr 2 min

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Western spirituality has a shadow side, and understanding it makes your beliefs sharper.

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In this episode

  • How social media gets weaponized against genuine community
  • The counterculture roots traced through Huxley, Watts, and Krishnamurti
  • Why Nazi ideology had a disturbing overlap with occult and wellness movements
  • What stoicism and psychedelics actually share as philosophical tools

About this episode

Jules Evans is a prolific philosopher who writes on a wide variety of topics from stoicism and cognitive behavioral therapy to Artisotle and ayahuasca. Today’s conversation touches on the weaponization of social media, the need for real in-person community, the counterculture sparked by Aldous Huxley, Alan Watts, and Krishnamurti, and the surprising affinity many Nazis had for the occult, alternative medicine, and biodynamic farming.
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