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E121| What Makes Men & Women Different? w/ Pamela von Sabljar & Tim Adalin

Culture, The Masculine & Feminine Series

What makes men and women different? Pamela von Sabljar joins Tim Adalin to continue Voicecraft’s exploration into the energetic, cultural, scientific and metaphysical depths and context of this question and its related implications.

Pamela is a new breed of speaker, facilitator, and mentor working at the evolutionary edge. She practices dialoguing, sensing, creating, and leading from this ever-emergent edge. She calls this Living from Eros.

Culture, The Masculine & Feminine Series

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E56| Metaphysics & Power in the Digital Age, w/ Forrest Landry & Alexander Bard

Recorded in February 2021, this dialogue with Forrest Landry and Alexander Bard is a fascinating refraction between highly developed philosophies, with variance in background and style, and shared interest in existential risk and cultural transformation in relation to technology.

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E52| Locked Doors, Open Secrets & Cults of Transparency, w/ Alexander Bard and Andrew Sweeny

Alexander Bard is a philosopher and founder of the Syntheist religious movement. Andrew Sweeny is a writer and musician with interests in mysticism and inner transformation. Together we explore the dynamics of membranes and spheres in relation to tribes, cults, and religions.

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E49| Exodus From The Old Empire, w/ Alexander Bard & Andrew Sweeny

Alexander Bard is a philosopher and founder of the Syntheist religious movement. Andrew Sweeny is a writer and musician with interests in mysticism and inner transformation. Together we explore the paradigmatic shifts in our time, grounded in what Alexander, along with co-author Jan Söderqvist, refers to as exodology, the dynamics of exodus.