E37| Philosophy and Conversational Yoga, a dialogue with Guy Sengstock

Can we transform through dialogue and realise deeper connection to ourselves, each other, and reality?

Guy Sengstock is the creator of Circling, a “yoga of deep transformational conversations”. Here he joins Tim Adalin to journey into the Being mode of philosophy.

This rabbit hole is online and locally based in Melbourne, Australia. Live events continue in 2020.

Conversation waypoints

1. Vulnerability and exposure
2. Fetishes, authenticity, being real with others
3. Discovering what truly grips you
4. The horizon of mystery
5. Finding mystery in the ordinary
6. Integrity, trust and courage in the not knowing
7. What can cats teach us about the intimacy of the world?
8. The world as vulnerable
9. Socrates, dialogue, relationship as a portal of transformation and realising the sacred
10. Extending invitations and coordination, and conditions of acceptance
11. Re-imagining settings for the polis
12. Groundless ground
13. The importance of closing to open
14. Exploring authenticity, transformation, post-modernism, and where we go from here, given we’re here with each other
15. Social media – connection without relation
16. The importance of a primordial relationship to ethics
17. When you change the structure of communication you change identity, you change the world
18. Circling as a yoga
19. The Being of technology collapses distances

Learn more about, and partake in Circling with Guy Sengstock at https://www.circlinginstitute.com/

Find Guy’s YouTube channel for many profound philosophical dialogues here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuhoymQ9glku30sG4qgW-iQ

Email Guy @ guysengstock(at)gmail.com