Egregores, Mobs and Demons | with Jordan Hall & John Vervaeke
June 24, 2022
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as posted by the channelIn this conversation with Jordan Hall and John Vervaeke we discuss the meaning and implications of "egregores" as described by the recent two articles on the Symbolic World Blog by Daniel Townhead and Kenneth Florence as well as in the book "Meditations on the Tarot" by Valentin Tomberg. The question of egregores is part of our ongoing discussion about higher beings, collective intelligence, distributed cognition and principalities.
We also discuss our current world, our language as a secular culture, what a solution to the meaning crisis will look like and artificial intelligence.
The Symbolic World vs Egregores, Part 1 by Daniel Townhead and Kenneth Florence
The Symbolic World vs Egregores, Part 2 by Daniel Townhead and Kenneth Florence
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