Lecture 16 THE SPONTANEITY OF BEING

Update: 2020-12-30

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This lecture opposes, on the one hand, the traditional reliance on great religions for understanding the world and guiding our conscience and, on the other hand, the modern trust in science and political philosophy for developing a credible and sensible worldview, together with rules of conduct that follow naturally from the demands of social organization.

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Conclusion MY WORLDVIEW IN A NUTSHELL

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Lecture 31 THE MEANING OF LIFE

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Lecture 30 ULTIMATE FOUNDATIONS

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Lecture 29 FREEDOM OF SPEECH

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Lecture 28 BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH

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Lecture 27 THE BRIGHT SIDE

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Lecture 26 THE COSMIC STRIPTEASE

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Lecture 25 THE PUZZLE OF LIFE

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Lecture 24 THE EMOTIONAL MINEFIELD

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Lecture 23 THE SPECTRUM OF LIFE AND LOVE

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Lecture 22 GOD AND DIVINE LOVE REVISITED

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Lecture 21 THE FIELD OF THINGS

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Lecture 20 THE MIDDLE WAY

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Lecture 19 HAPPINESS

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Lecture 18 THE LOSS OF INNOCENCE

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Lecture 17 THE STRANGER WITHIN

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Lecture 16 THE SPONTANEITY OF BEING

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Lecture 15 THE ETERNAL NOW

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Lecture 14 RETURN TO THE STREAM

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Lecture 13 THE EXERCISE OF WONDER

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Lecture 16 THE SPONTANEITY OF BEING

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Lecture 16 THE SPONTANEITY OF BEING

Laurent Grenier

Lecture 16 THE SPONTANEITY OF BEING