What if the future of philosophy isn’t found in a new ideology — but in a return to our deepest discernment? In this episode, we explore a radical, living vision of metamodernism — not as an academic trend, but as a soul-level response to the failure of both modernity and postmodernity. Drawing from Nietzsche, William James, Benjamin Whorf, and beyond, this manifesto reclaims language, reverence, and the incarnated self as tools for meaning-making in an age of apathy and overload. This isn’t theory — it’s a call. A path. A practice.
