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The Road to CosmoErotic Humanism: The “Tears” of Dr. Marc Gafni Part 2
Dr. Marc Gafni on The Integral Stage Podcast In this episode of The Integral Stage podcast, Layman Pascal and Dr. Marc Gafni continue their exploration of the backstory and intellectual journey to CosmoErotic Humanism with a further exploration of the "relentless Rabbi's" book on Tears. This time, they focus on questions related to God's Voice, Laughter in Hell, Bondage & the Abraham/Isaac tale. This podcast is Part 2 of a series focussing on the book Tears: Reclaiming Ritual, Integral Religion, and Rosh Hashanah. The book uses the rite of Rosh Hashanah in the wisdom of Solomon lineage to explore the [...]
The Persian/Hebrew Axis | Alexander Bard, Marc Gafni, and Zak Stein
Alexander Bard of Parallax in a provacative discussion with Dr. Marc Gafni and Zak Stein. Enjoy this Parallax Dialogue: A rich and provocative conversation at the crossroads of philosophy, education, and technology, and a bold defense of religion in the modern age. Three intellectual titans — Alexander Bard, Marc Gafni, and Zak Stein — come together in this deep-dive dialogue, discovering surprising points of unity across their metaphysical differences. Evolution of Love from Quarks to Culture: The Rise of Evolutionary Relationships in Response to the Meta-Crisis by Dr. Marc Gafni [...]
The Infinite Intimate: Cosmic Eros, Sacred Story, and the Anthro Ontology of Value
On the footnotes2plato podcast, Host Matt Segall Dialogues About CosmoErotic Humanism with Marc Gafni and Zak Stein Join Matt Segall in conversation with Dr. Marc Gafni and Dr. Zak Stein: In Matt's voice: In this conversation with Marc Gafni  and Zak Stein, I began by asking about philosophy’s relevance in our current moment of crisis: What role can philosophy play? As philosophers, we like to engage in dialogue, but our present world seems very far from dialogue being what guides the decisions that are shaping the immediate future. I invited us to consider how we can feel like what we’re [...]