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Thinking With Somebody Else's HeadPerformance and the Free WillI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. The debate between talent and hard work is a dynamic one. Is it raw talent that carries the day or practice and dedication that reigns? I remember deciding when I was 11 or so, on hearing my recorded singing voice played back on my cousin's new cassette recorder, that I couldn't sing.How that marked my life, because I thought, wrongly, that you were born with singing talent or not.Wish I could redo that decision.Later in life, I heard about...2025-07-0900 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadLiving in A Spiritual World - Therapy Online Series: Ep 8Today, a conversation with Dr. Claudia Bernhardt Pacheco about living in the spiritual world. I'm Richard Lloyd Jones.It was the Police back in the early '80s that approached the subject of us being spirits in a material world. A typically spare and rhythm driven track that was catchy and infectious. They were an interesting band.But, while they were observing the bleak political situation we lived in, it may have been no more than the complaining of youth searching for an answer but with no solutions to offer.After all, criticism...2023-11-2900 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadHealing Through Consciousness Series: Ep 14 - Death and ComfortWelcome to the, I suspect, final episode in our Healing Through Consciousness series. It'll be the final curtain for this series. Unless I discover more pearls from past programs that are relevant, of course.I'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and I've been working through old episodes of my Thinking with Somebody Else's Head podcasts and re-editing them into shorter programs based on single themes. The first foray into that forma was on our Modern Relevance of God 17-part series, which, by the way, had been turned into an actual book now. Pretty proud of that. And I'm working...2023-06-2600 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadHealing Through Consciousness Series: Ep. 13 - Coping with DeathWelcome to our continuing Healing Through Consciousness podcast series. Just when you thought it was over. Fitting we'll be addressing death today in Episode 13. I'm Richard Lloyd Jones.Death. Such a downer, isn't it? The final curtain. The choir invisible. Kicking the bucket. Except it's much more complex than that, don't you think? My sister tells a story of going into the mountains for a solo picnic shortly after our dear mother died, and a huge crow stole her bag lunch, flew off a few meters, and then landed and turned to stare at her. S...2023-06-0800 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadHealing Through Consciousness Series: Ep 7: The Roots of DepressionThis is Episode 7 of the Healing Through Consciousness series on Thinking with Somebody Else’s Head. This time, a clinical look at a modern mental health crisis. I’m Richard Lloyd Jones.We’ve been laying a foundation for a more psychological and even spiritual approach to health and healing in our first 6 episodes of this series. That’s been important. But Norberto Keppe and Claudia Pacheco’s work in psychosomatic healing is not just conceptual. There’s a vast history of clinical therapeutic treatment of a wide range of physical and mental health disease conditions at the Integral...2022-08-1600 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadHealing Through Consciousness Series: Ep 6: The Mind and the Immune SystemToday on Episode 6 of the Healing Through Consciousness series on Thinking with Somebody Else’s Head, we’ll look at the effect our minds have on our immune system. I’m Richard Lloyd Jones.One of the consequences of Louis Pasteur’s Germ Theory was the inevitable fear that outside us lurk nefarious elements waiting for their opportunity to pounce. Deadly viruses and germs in birds and pigs and now bats and monkeys are lining up to show us their stuff, and it’s possible they’ve been strengthened by genetic mutations in secret labs.2022-07-2600 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadHealing Through Consciousness Series: Ep 5: Energetic InfectionToday on Episode 5 of the Healing Through Consciousness series on Thinking with Somebody Else’s Head, we’ll tackle an alternative view of disease infections. I’m Richard Lloyd Jones.We can be forgiven for following the mainstream view about the origin and treatment of infectious disease. Ever since Carnegie and Rockefeller got ahold of Pasteur’s Germ Theory as a perfect vehicle for pharmaceuticals based on oil derivatives, medical education in the west has been teaching the idea that disease comes from outside. I sometimes imagine what it would be like trying to raise money for research...2022-07-1900 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadHealing Through Consciousness Series: Ep 4: Paranoia and DiseaseThis is episode 4 of the Healing Through Consciousness series on Thinking with Somebody Else’s Head. I’m Richard Lloyd Jones. From the time we're young, we're taught to protect our lives from nature. Sprays to keep off the bugs, oils to block the harmful rays, potent cleansers to ward off the offending bacteria waiting to take up residence in the bathroom.And don’t even think about eating that bread that dropped on the floor.Nature is often a savage place, we're shown on Discovery Channel documen...2022-07-1200 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadHealing Through Consciousness Series: Ep. 3: Healing the SoulFrom the psychosomatic department of the Keppe & Pacheco Colleges, this is episode 3 of the Healing Through Consciousness series on Thinking with Somebody Else’s Head. I’m Richard Lloyd Jones.It’s been very interesting to live through this pandemic time, hasn’t it? In the face of a real worldwide challenge, it’s been illuminating to watch how health has taken a back seat to fear. Panic, I think we could say, has largely driven our political and social responses to infection, and this seems to have trumped any reliance on a robust immune res...2022-07-0500 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadHealing Through Consciousness Series: Ep. 2: True MedicineFrom the psychosomatic department of the Keppe & Pacheco Colleges, this is episode 2 of the Healing Through Consciousness series on Thinking with Somebody Else’s Head. I’m Richard Lloyd Jones.Our first episode was spent laying out some credentials of our College’s psychosomatic vision and pedigree. And I want to stress that our discussions here in these episodes are based on solid clinical case studies, as you’ll see throughout our series. And where we’re coming from is this: good health is a natural state. In philosophy, great thinkers like Augustine and Plotinus and Aquinas proposed t...2022-06-2800 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadHealing Through Consciousness Series: Ep. 1: The Psychology of HealthWelcome to our new series on the Thinking with Somebody Else’s Head podcast. I’m Richard Lloyd Jones.We’re calling this series Healing Through Consciousness. An abstract title, perhaps. In our western civilization, with its over-emphasis on the material solutions for disease of pills, surgery, vaccines, righting our chemical imbalances and tweaking our diets, it’s possible we’ve diminished the importance of the most crucial aspect in our human quest for health and longer life: our vast inner universe of feelings and perceptions, values and philosophy of life, intuition and consciousness.This...2022-06-2100 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadSpecial Podcast Series: The Modern Relevance of God - Ep 17: True ReligionWelcome to Episode 17 – our final episode – of the Modern Relevance of God Podcast Series on Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. I'm Richard Lloyd Jones. You know, as I think about it, 17 is kind of an odd number for the final episode in a series about spirituality, isn't it? It's not particularly a number of completion ... although I guess adding one and seven together equals eight and eight brings balance between the material and spiritual worlds in Numerology, so maybe that's something. But I'm not much one for the esoteric in these things anyway – a holdover from an upbring...2022-03-1500 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadSpecial Podcast Series: The Modern Relevance of God - Ep. 14: Resonance with JesusWelcome to Episode 14 of the Modern Relevance of God podcast series here on Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. I'm Richard Lloyd Jones.My dad used to say the problem with the human being was we were born without an owner's manual. I used to nod in agreement, but now I'm pretty sure my father was a little simplistic in his understanding. To be fair, I think he meant it in a lighthearted way, a joshing comment not meant to be scrutinized as to its theological accuracy. But like all things related to my spiritual understanding, I have...2022-02-2200 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadSpecial Podcast Series: The Modern Relevance of God - Ep. 13: How We Miss ParadiseWelcome to episode 13 of the Modern Relevance of God audio course here on Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. I'm Richard Lloyd Jones.As I’ve been developing this series, I have to admit I’ve been wondering about the acceptance of its premise in the English-speaking world. Living in Brazil for the past 20 years has coloured my perceptions and tastes in ways I wasn’t expecting. My Anglo-Saxon feeling of assumed superiority has been challenged here in surprising ways. I imagined the typical cultural challenges of language and bureaucracy and doing the exchange in my head about the co...2022-02-1500 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadSpecial Podcast Series: The Modern Relevance of God - Ep.12: The Ceaseless Attack on Christian ValuesThis is episode 12 of the Modern Relevance of God audio course here on Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. I'm Richard Lloyd Jones.I think one of the greatest difficulties I've had in coming closer to spirituality has been a pretty common one: mixing up God with religion. If God was all the mess stirred up by the church over the centuries, I wanted nothing to do with Him. It's a frequent oversimplification, one which doesn't require that much thinking actually. Just a knee jerk generalization in the same vein as all Chinese people look the same. And...2022-02-0800 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadSpecial Podcast Series: The Modern Relevance of God - Ep. 7: The Fall of Man Updated
Welcome to Episode 7 of our Modern Relevance of God podcast series here on Thinking with Somebody Else’s Head. I’m Richard Lloyd Jones. I was struck in re-listening to our last episode that perhaps some more explanation of the story of man might be necessary. I also realize the challenge today of Biblical references. Religious life has often been equated with fanaticism, and that conjures up images of cults and Kool Aid and suicide vests, doesn't it? But let's be careful not to fall into that dismissive mindset too quickly, because after all, the story of man! Yeah, these are r...2022-01-0500 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadSpecial Podcast Series: The Modern Relevance of God - Ep. 6: Trouble from the StartWelcome to Episode 6 of our Modern Relevance of God podcast series here on Thinking with Somebody Else’s Head. I’m Richard Lloyd Jones. You might have noticed in our first few episodes, I've been mentioning the importance of the wisdom of the past to our understanding of the present. And especially in our understanding of God and spirituality. That's not been by accident. There were some smart dudes back then, and Norberto Keppe's work has been in part about going back and rescuing the correct knowledge from these great...2021-12-2800 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadSpecial Podcast Series: The Modern Relevance of God - Ep. 5: Who Is this God We're Talking about Anyway?Welcome to Episode five of our Modern Relevance of God podcast series here on Thinking with Somebody Else’s Head. I’m Richard Lloyd Jones. In our last episode, we looked at some of the scientists responsible for modern science's turn to materialism. Something that sought to make God irrelevant in the creation of life. English biologist, Richard Dawkins, perhaps best epitomises that point of view, opining in The God Delusion that God is arguably the most unpleasant character in all of fiction. And then swinging from the heels with a brutal list of negat...2021-12-2100 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadSpecial Podcast Series: The Modern Relevance of God - Ep. 4: Some Scientific Anti-Christs I'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Episode 4 of our Modern Relevance of God special podcast series on Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.In our last episode, we looked at some of the consequences of materializing science, the reverberations of which we are obviously still feeling today. From elevating the bean counters to the lofty perches of power to resolving pandemics with material products, we are far from any spiritual considerations in our modern science.We can even put some names to that process, some of the most famous names in scientific history actually. All o...2021-12-1400 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadSpecial Podcast Series: The Modern Relevance of God - Ep 3: Science Turns its Back on GodI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and welcome back to our continuing series. This is Episode 3 of our special podcast series, The Modern Relevance of God.This episode is the first of 2 parts exploring how science turned its back on God. Well, the dominant scientific view has actually never been tolerant of dissent, and we know the consequences of challenging authority, don't we? From burning at the stake to shunning to YouTube and Facebook removal to Cancel Culture, the repercussions of independent thinking can be quite drastic. The modern power structure frowns on whistleblowers, and bots and algorithms are...2021-12-0700 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadSpecial Podcast Series: The Modern Relevance of God - Ep. 2: The Fatal Flaw of InversionI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and welcome to Episode 2 of our special podcast series, The Modern Relevance of God. One of the fundamental problems in doing a series on God is the branding that happens of anyone broaching the subject. "Modern? God? Oh my, how 13th century of you!" Well, religious nutters we are not. The Theology Department of the Keppe & Pacheco Trilogical College is a serious educational institution that discusses science and theology with the same weight, and while it may seem impossible for those two disciplines to live together, it is completely possible thanks to No...2021-11-3000 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadSpecial Podcast Series: The Modern Relevance of God, Ep. 1: Why Even Do This? I'm Richard Lloyd Jones. Welcome to something new on Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. A podcast series on what I consider one of the most important subjects in our world today.Spirituality. Finding meaning in this crazy, inverted world today. We could all use some of that, couldn't we?So I've dug back through past Thinking with Somebody Else's Head podcasts and culled the best stuff I could find and put it into a 17-episode series called The Modern Relevance of God. Some deep conversations and reflections coming your way over the next 17 weeks. So ... l...2021-11-2300 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadThe True Spiritual ResetIt's July, and we're still in the middle of the pandemic. Actually, we've been in the middle of this for what, 4 months now? You ever seen anything like this? Of course not. Unless you're a Highlander who lived through the Plague.This crisis feels different, doesn't it, from all the other global crises we've faced. The real ones I mean ... not the big screen inventions. Different because it's highlighting the dire situation we're experiencing in all areas of human life. Environmental, economic, health ... even the NBA ... we're all facing it. And as we work from home and avoid hugging...2020-07-2100 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadThe Inner Game of Virus DefenseIt's week 8 of the quarantine here in Brazil. Restaurants and shops are still closed, they're taking temperatures before they let me in to the supermarket across the street, and no end in sight to the general Big Pharma orientation to lock down everyone, high risk or no.It's an entirely materialistic response to a health condition that is not only physically solved, showing the clearly limited science that we are following worldwide.Which point to the desperate need for a more comprehensive science ... one that can get to the real solutions for physical health problems, not just a...2020-05-1200 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadCalming Pandemic HysteriaThere must have been a "Eureka!" moment back in the late 1800s when, investigating an infection in the French wine industry, Louis Pasteur happened upon the discovery of micro-organisms. He must have felt the jolt of a thrill of realizing that he'd stumbled upon something really monumental.
He was perfectly aware of the concurrent research being conducted by rival French scientists, including the extraordinary Antoine Bechamp and even his good friend, Claude Bernard.
The separator of the waters between them, something that came to be as contentious as the War of the Currents between Tesla and...2020-03-1700 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadThe Censorship of NaturalOne of the challenges in our modern philosophy lies in the difficulty of acknowledging right and wrong, good and bad. We've blurred the lines so much it's almost impossible to clarify this in any absolute way. An artist puts a glass of water on a shelf and calls it an oak tree, and defends that it's an oak tree because he says it is. And there's no argument to be used against his declaration because that would be intolerant, politically incorrect. Hate speech even in extreme cases. The pendulum has swung so far in this liberal direction that you have 50...2020-02-1300 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadThe Chaos of Evil
One of the things that's happened to me over the 18 plus years I've been in Brazil working with the science of Analytical Trilogy elaborated by Brazilian psychoanalyst and social scientist, Norberto Keppe, has been a gradual opening of the door to my spirituality. I still consider myself pretty "feet on the floor", which I guess is a nice way of saying materialistic, but there is a flicker of the flame of spiritual awareness that I can feel at times.
And that crack in the opening door has allowed some light of theology to enter my reluctant head, to the...2020-01-2400 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadLooking After Our Eternal AssetsAs we head into Christmas, we often take time to reflect on friends and family, on hopes and dreams, on plans and logistics. After all, we've got the trips to hometowns, the Christmas gift buying, the parking lot congestion to navigate. It's a time to reflect on what's happened, and how fast it's all gone by.
And in those times, we need the wisdom and dedication to commit our efforts to doing what's necessary, what we were put on this earth to do in this short time we've been granted on this planet.
But above all...2019-12-1100 min
Thinking With Somebody Else's HeadLooking After Our Eternal AssetsI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.
As we head into Christmas, we often take time to reflect on friends and family, on hopes and dreams, on plans and logistics....
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2019-12-1134 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadEven Psychopaths Feel Guilt
Back when I was a kid playing street hockey in my hometown, a couple of Dutch immigrant kids came out hoping to join us. They were carrying hockey sticks their father had made by nailing a piece of wood to long broom handles. These makeshift sticks were far from the sleek, black taped, store bought babies the rest of us were sporting, and my friends were lavish in the derision they heaped on the poor guys who retreated, humiliated, back to their rented house.
It was the shattered look on their faces that I remember even to...2019-11-2200 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadPower and Demonic EnvyIn Norberto Keppe's extraordinary book, Liberation of the People, he writes, "Humankind reckons among its numbers a few individuals who are completely sick. This includes those who have succeeded in attaining positions of social power." That's why the subtitle of his book is the Pathology of Power.
He wrote that in 1984 - a good year for books like that as Orwell prophesized. But surprisingly, no one has really picked up the torch and continued that analysis. No, most explorations or powerful people are somehow in awe of their accomplishments, failing to see the pathology behind their ascent to...2019-06-1800 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadDark Spirituality and VictimizationI'm Richard Lloyd Jones and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.
We're just out of the Easter period and some reflections. It was a tough week for the faithful. The burning of Notre Dame...
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2019-04-2531 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadDark Spirituality and VictimizationWe're just out of the Easter period and some reflections. It was a tough week for the faithful. The burning of Notre Dame striking hard in that major center of Christian faith for 800 something years. And then the bombs exploding in Christian churches and popular hotels in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday, apparently in retaliation for those terrible attacks on mosques in New Zealand back in March.
Does this hit you at all? Maybe it all seems so far away, right? After all, there are bills to pay and potholes to fix and renovations to do right here...2019-04-2400 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadA Study of TemptationTemptation. Like most religious words, that one's been banalized and reduced from its original meaning. It means literally a trial or a test. A moment in your life when you have a choice to be faithful or not.
Today, that's like faithful to a diet or a spouse, to a virtue or an ideal. But the original sense was to be tested in your faith to God. Something Job-ian - no matter what life throws at you, you stay the course.
But temptation is secondarily related to allurement or seduction to sin. And here we're into...2019-04-0900 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadA Study of TemptationI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.
Temptation. Like most religious words, that one's been banalized and reduced from its original meaning. It means literally a...
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2019-04-0935 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadSeduction by Evil"The idea of being a victim of evil is quite a comfortable one," writes Norberto Keppe in his book, Psychotherapy and Exorcism. "But what's really going on," he continues, "is that the human being actually selects the type of evil he wants in his life."
Well, that's sobering. I hope this happens unconsciously because the conscious choice for evil seems rather terrifying. Keppe's view that we summon evil contradicts the common idea that we are victimised by it. Even the exorcists, those most graphic of illustrations of possession by evil, show the possessed as being unwilling recipients of...2019-02-2800 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadSeduction by EvilI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.
"The idea of being a victim of evil is quite a comfortable one," writes Norberto Keppe in his book, Psychotherapy and...
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2019-02-2832 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadMan's Greatest EnemyAll of us, if we've lived a little, have had to contend with the lure of temptation. From the mundane, "Just one more piece of chocolate cake," to the come on of a cold beer when you've got a drinking problem, to the more serious attractions to violence and crime, we all know the experience of that voice in our ear.
Our modern scientific perspective prefers evidence-based interventions as solutions, leading us to explain away vice and bad habits as weakness, upbringing, chemical imbalance, even genetic disposition. We seldom in our modern world even think of putting temptation...2019-02-0800 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadMan's Greatest EnemyI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.
All of us, if we've lived a little, have had to contend with the lure of temptation. From the mundane, "Just one more piece...
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2019-02-0840 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadCertainty of the DivineA belief in immaculate conception, overcoming death with resurrection, divine miracles of creation … modern thinkers complain these tenets suffer from a lack of evidence. “Faith is a great evil,” they say, “That leads gullible human beings to open their minds so much their brains fall out.”
I respectfully disagree. Faith has been shown in studies to mitigate symptoms of depression, spiritual beliefs can help us deal with loss, disease and death, and even aid recovery. We also know that it helps deal with addictions. Great things have been accomplished with perseverance in the face of impossible odds, even at the ris...2019-01-3100 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadCertainty of the DivineI’m Richard Lloyd Jones and this is Thinking with Somebody Else’s Head.
A belief in immaculate conception, overcoming death with resurrection, divine miracles of creation … modern thinkers complain...
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2019-01-3141 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadHuman Resonance with EvilThe nature of good and evil. That’s a nice light topic for your next Sunday afternoon bbq! If I had a dollar for every time a friend wanted to discuss the nature of good and evil with me over the years, I’d have a cool … $3.00 in my bank account. Not a topic that comes up that often.
We’ve been considered victims of good and evil for much of our history. From the Biblical Job to history’s billions of casualties of some malfeasance or other, to the Vatican exorcists trying to free the soul of one invade...2019-01-1700 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadOur Entangled Spiritual RealityWe are assailed in our modern world with all sorts of problems. There are money worries, health of ageing parents, stress and depression, crime and taxes. Coping with all of that can make us forget the beautiful things around us every day.But there’s another influence no one talks about in our modern, number-crunching world, and that’s the very real influence from the spiritual world. That’s not the topic of dinner conversations these days. Well, actually, we don’t even have conversations anymore, do we? … everything being pushed into the digital world of email, chat and Instag...2019-01-1000 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadUnder Control of EvilI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.
In Shakespeare's The Tempest, Ferdinand, in desperation at the terrible plight of ship and crew, cries out, "Hell is empty...
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2017-10-1743 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadUnder Control of EvilIn Shakespeare's The Tempest, Ferdinand, in desperation at the terrible plight of ship and crew, cries out, "Hell is empty and all the devils are here!"
And looking around at our situation today, it wouldn't be difficult to reach the same conclusion. Except that our modern materialistic science doesn't allow for that conclusion. Oh, we might utter the words, but I doubt most of us would use words like "hell" and "devils" in anything more than an illustrative sense. We almost certainly wouldn't mean them literally.
But there is a very modern science emerging here in...2017-09-2600 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadTrue Co-CreationI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.
I was walking down the streets of Vancouver a number of years ago after I'd been living away from the west coast for some...
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2017-09-0643 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadEvil in the Modern WorldI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.
In the philosophy of religion, evil has always been a thorny issue. Is evil something inherent in the essence of man and...
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2017-09-0639 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadEnergy of VirtueWelcome to Thinking with Somebody Else's Head, I'm Richard Lloyd Jones. A couple of thousand years ago, a consideration of virtue was part of everyday, common discourse. The Greeks gave considerable attention to virtue, culminating in Aristotle's influential writings on moral and intellectual virtues. Before him, Confucius proposed personal virtue as the way to a good life. The Bible has hundreds of passages about the importance of virtue.
Today, public discourse is muted, and people lament the loss of the byproducts of virtue, like falling self-discipline and rising selfishness.
Not to mention the rampant...2017-08-0700 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadEnergy of VirtueWelcome to Thinking with Somebody Else's Head, I'm Richard Lloyd Jones. A couple of thousand years ago, a consideration of virtue was part of everyday, common discourse. The Greeks gave considerable...
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2017-08-0741 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadEvil in the Modern WorldI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.In the philosophy of religion, evil has always been a thorny issue. Is evil something inherent in the essence of man and nature? Or is it a willful act of ill-intentioned human beings?And then there's the whole confusion of natural disasters - the presence of which have even caused some thinkers to deny the existence of a perfectly good God. If hurricanes exist, this argument goes, perfect goodness doesn't exist.And I think it's also safe to say...2017-05-1500 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadTrue Co-CreationI was walking down the streets of Vancouver a number of years ago after I'd been living away from the west coast for some time, and I bumped into an old acquaintance of mine in Kitsilano, the old hippy neighbourhood in the '70s.
"What are you doing these days?" I asked her. "Channeling yoga," came back the straight-faced reply.
Well, she was always a little out there, but it leads into what I wanted to talk about today. The field of spiritual growth has exploded over the past 50 years, maybe beginning with the Beatles and...2017-05-0200 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadWomen and the Dark SideA few hundred years ago, the notions of heaven and hell, of God and Lucifer, were respected themes for composers, poets, and painters. Milton's Paradise Lost contains the idea of Lucifer endeavoring to defeat Christ and regain his former position in paradise. Raphael captured the epic battle where the Archangel Michael vanquished Satan. Beethoven wrote of the desire of man to know God.And then, somewhere along the way, the devil became largely erased as a factor in popular culture. Any modern educated person who considers the battle between the forces of dark and the forces of...2017-03-2700 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadBig Sister is WatchingI’m Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else’s Head. A quick word of warning right at the beginning of our program today … this is a delicate subject. In a world where speech is often paralyzed, not by an Orwelling Big Brother poised to punish us for deviations from the acceptable, but by our own individual and collective decisions as to what’s correct or now. Straying from the correct-speak causes raised eyebrows and pursed lips at best and outright shunning at worst.It’s a politically correct world in the world, and the langua...2017-03-0200 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadBig Sister is WatchingI’m Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else’s Head. A quick word of warning right at the beginning of our program today … this is a delicate subject. In a world where speech is...
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2017-03-0240 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadThe Science of Real Problem SolvingI'm Richard Lloyd Jones and welcome to another episode of Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. Read the literature about complex problem solving and you're in for a challenging read. System structure and dynamics, facets of intelligence, positive and negative dependencies. It's mind-numbing stuff that seeks to concretize often abstract what if scenarios so popular in corporate planning departments or government games theory laboratories.
The nub of the thing is this: you've got a goal you want to reach, and a lot of variables in the way of achieving it. What do you need to put in place to...2015-12-1500 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadThe Science of Real Problem SolvingI'm Richard Lloyd Jones and welcome to another episode of Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. Read the literature about complex problem solving and you're in for a challenging read. System structure...
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2015-12-1537 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadTowards a Universal MentalityI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.
In light of the Paris attacks in November of 2015, it's difficult to know the best thing to do. The French government, seemingly wanting to show off those decisive decision-making muscles so vaunted in our no nonsense, zero tolerance, "let's show 'em who's boss" business model of a society, wasted no time in declaring war.
Most of our western world commiserated concernedly and gave their approval.
Donald Trump said the French need more guns.
It's oh-so-easy to react in kind in...2015-11-2600 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadTowards a Universal MentalityI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.
In light of the Paris attacks in November of 2015, it's difficult to know the best thing to do. The French government,...
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2015-11-2639 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadHealing TerrorismI'm Richard Lloyd Jones and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. I moved to Brazil from New York in 2001, 2 1/2 months before 9/11.
Talk about timing.
But if it was timing, it was not anything conscious. My desire was to learn more about the work of an extraordinary scientist I'd become aware of a short time before moving here.
That scientist was Dr. Norberto Keppe. What Keppe proposes in his far-reaching science is, quite simply, a solution to the fundamental human problem, which is that we act in contradiction to our essence and, therefore, we...2015-11-2000 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadHealing TerrorismI'm Richard Lloyd Jones and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. I moved to Brazil from New York in 2001, 2 1/2 months before 9/11.
Talk about timing.
But if it was timing, it was not...
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2015-11-2037 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadRoots of Racism - UpdatedI'm Richard Lloyd Jones and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. Well, you don't have to look far these days, do you, to find signs of sickness. A young girl is stoned in Brazil by evangelical fanatics as she's on the way to a Candomble church. Boo Haram slaughtering Nigerians in an endeavor to create its own state. And now, 9 people dead in Charleston, S.C. after a gunman opened fire on a prayer meeting.
Isn't it hard to know what to say, beyond the normal words of sorrow and sadness? We lament the seeming deterioration in...2015-06-1900 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadRoots of Racism - UpdatedI'm Richard Lloyd Jones and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. Well, you don't have to look far these days, do you, to find signs of sickness. A young girl is stoned in Brazil by evangelical...
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2015-06-1925 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadGoing Beyond the Dogmas of ScienceDogma. A principle or set of principles laid down by an authority as incontrovertibly true. Meaning incapable of being questioned or doubted. In the 15 and 1600s, there was the beginning of a movement against dogma that burst forth from the scientific studies of such giants as Copernicus and Keppler, Newton and Galileo. Names we know well, even if we understand little of their proposals.But this much we can understand: the scientists of the time were engaged in replacing untestable dogmas with scientific scrutiny and experimentation.The dogmas they were opposing, or course, were from the...2015-02-0900 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadThe Sanity of Interiorizing our LivesWelcome to Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. Carl Gustav Jung proposed that everything that irritates us about others can lead us to understand ourselves. For him, others were a giant mirror into our own psyches. The great German writer, Hermann Hesse, suggested that disliking something in another is disliking something that we have, too.
Freud, Kraepelin, Schopenhauer, those Germans opened the door to our psychological lies. And it was a shock at the time. Jung joked to Freud on their maiden journey to America that they were bringing the plague to American. And if you subscribe to the...2014-11-0600 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadFathers of our Inverted Science, part 2Our thinking, our philosophies of life, these are things we take for granted most of the time. "That's just the way it is," we say, and we step out confidently upon that premise. But what extensive research in clinical study from Brazil is showing us is that we would do well to investigate a little deeper. Our thinking, as it turns out, is not always our own.
I'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and today in Thinking with Somebody Else's Head, Fathers of our Inverted Science, part 2.
Click here to listen to this episode.2014-10-1500 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadFathers of our Inverted Science
The truth will set you free, it is written.
OK, good. But knowing what the truth is, recognizing it when it pulls up alongside, ah, that’s a little more difficult. Especially as our materialistic worldview would tell us that truth depends. And this idea of relative truth is a lie that comes to us from somebody else’s head.
Today on Thinking with Somebody Else’s Head, the Fathers of the Lie.
If you’ve been tuned in to our program for awhile now, you’ll know that we’re based on the science of Analytical Trilogy, whi...2014-10-0200 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadThe Limitations of SelfishnessWe are clearly living in a time of veneration of the individual in western society. In North America, it's part of our mythology. The strong, independent, self-sufficient person is admired, and you see this reinforced in every area. Paul Simon sang about being a rock, an island against all the rest. The Marlboro Man squints against the sun, confident in his capacity to tame that stallion and build that barn single-handed. Rambo wins the Vietnam War all on his own.
Anything that deep in our psyche commands there unchallenged. There's no option to consider since all other options...2014-09-0500 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadThe Scandal of DrugsWe've seen a lot of good ones go way too early because of drugs, haven't we? Seemed like a new one a week back in the '60s and '70s. Janis and Jimmy. Then Elvis. Now Whitney and Amy.
In Brazil, too, some great ones exited early thanks to substance abuse. Elis Regina, Tom Jobim, Tim Maya. Those are the high profile ones, and reams have been written and spoken about them and the problem. Can there possibly be anything new to say? Without preaching or proselytizing, of course. Both the moral finger wagging of the right...2014-08-2900 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadBringing Theology and Philosophy Together with ScienceI’m Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is TWSEH.
Oil and water. Black cats and white sweaters. Neckties and bowls of soup. Some things just aren’t made to go together. Like being given plastic cutlery at a Brazilian barbecue restaurant, they’re all a bit difficult to reconcile. Some more profound examples could include faith and doubt, humility and self-confidence. And what about God and science?Today on Thinking with Somebody Else’s Head, Bringing Together Theology and Science.
This is a prickly subject I’m embarking on here, I’m aware of that. But I...2014-08-2100 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadBringing Theology and Philosophy Together with ScienceI’m Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is TWSEH.
Oil and water. Black cats and white sweaters. Neckties and bowls of soup. Some things just aren’t made to go together. Like being given plastic cutlery at...
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2014-08-2134 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadPeeking Behind the Curtains of PowerEver since Dorothy pulled back the curtain to reveal a perfectly ordinary Wizard of Oz manipulating switches to make him seem more powerful, the image has served to portray a reality. Somewhere, in the shadows in not behind an actual curtain, unseen forces are in control.
Perhaps when they are officially unmasked, they will show themselves to be as feeble and full of bluster as the wizard from Frank Baum's classic, but while they stay hidden they exert enormous influence, as the Wizard of Oz did actually - until Dorothy blew his cover.
The Bilderbergers, the...2014-07-1000 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadRecovering True HumanityI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.
With so much tension and confusion in modern day life, it seems appropriate to do our show, which deals so directly with the core issues of human existence. In fact, perhaps any of us who don't feel deeply disturbed by our situation are dangerously alienated or excessively cold-hearted. That would appear to be the case with the power structure that governs our affairs today.
Norberto Keppe, whose science of Analytical Trilogy underpins our show, considers that the way power is being used today to be...2014-06-1200 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadRecovering True HumanityI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.
With so much tension and confusion in modern day life, it seems appropriate to do our show, which deals so...
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2014-06-1221 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadRecapturing the Flavor of RomanceLike so many words, romance has been banalized in western culture. Coming to a head in what we now know as medieval chivalry, it's become associated with more mundane items today, like chocolate and Valentine's cards. Those medieval tales talked of chivalric adventure and didn't combine the idea of love until late into the 17th century.
Romance, then, has something to do with flowers and candlelight dinners, but much more to do with tilting at windmills it appears. And it is in this latter sense that we embark on our adventure today.
And like words such...2014-05-2700 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadLosing Our ReligionA reading of modern scientific and philosophical thought can be unnverving. Human beings, goes this materialistic scientific view, are the product of causes that are accidental and purposeless. All individual achievements are destined to extinction in the vast entropy of a universe relentlessly bound for ruin.
We are nothing but gigantic lumbering robots built by our genes as survival machines, asserts Richard Dawkins, a leading proponent of this modernist stance.
And I'm not exaggerating the bleakness. Reading Dawkins or geneticist Steve Jones (no relation) or philosopher Bertrand Russell is a depressing journey that reduces Man's greatest...2014-05-2200 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadThe Tyranny of CoolI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.
Ask them about what's important to them and they'll counter your enthusiasm with a shrug and a mumbled, "I don't know." Somewhere between kid-dom and adolescence, your child stops asking sweek, inquisitive questions and starts acting like everything you care about and they used to care about is now completely useless.
I know, I'm dangerously close to sounding like every other person from the older generation here, lamenting the lost younger generation. But I'm going to go out on a limb and propose that...2014-04-1100 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadThe Tyranny of CoolI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.
Ask them about what's important to them and they'll counter your enthusiasm with a shrug and a mumbled, "I don't know."...
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2014-04-1119 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadOur Inverted Contra EgoI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.
It was part of the psychic apparatus defined in Freud's Structural Model of the Psyche. Its role was to mediate between the desires of our uncoordinated instinctual tendencies - the ID - and our critical moralizing part called the Super-Ego.
For Freud, our Ego - caught between these two forces, has a heck of a time maintaining equilibrium. It often loses, as we all know when we do something we know we shouldn't but can't help, and then have to live with the consequences.2014-04-0800 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadOur Inverted Contra EgoI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.
It was part of the psychic apparatus defined in Freud's Structural Model of the Psyche. Its role was to mediate between the...
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2014-04-0824 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadExplaining Illness and Epidemics EnergeticallyI’m Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. From the time we're young, we're taught to protect ourselves from nature. Sprays to keep off the bugs, oils to block the harmful rays, poisonous cleansers to stave off the offending bacteria shacked up in the bathroom.
Nature is a savage place, we're shown on Cable TV documentaries, where malefic killer diseases lurk and there are microbe enemies in pigs and birds.
It’s so common to hear this that we can be forgiven for not questioning the accuracy of this view. You see...2014-03-2800 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadExplaining Illness and Epidemics EnergeticallyI’m Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. From the time we're young, we're taught to protect ourselves from nature. Sprays to keep off the bugs, oils to block the...
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2014-03-2821 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadParanoia and Societal ControlI'm Richard Lloyd Jones and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.
I've been catching up on some reading lately. That's one of the things that seems to slip through the cracks if I don't take care. All this focus on tweets and Facebook updates seems to have shortened my attention span, so getting into a good book gets harder and harder.
The book I've been biting into is Norberto Keppe's landmark book, The Decay of the American People (and of the United States) - the one that started troubles for Keppe and Co. in America...2014-03-1700 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadParanoia and Societal ControlI'm Richard Lloyd Jones and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.
I've been catching up on some reading lately. That's one of the things that seems to slip through the cracks if I don't take...
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2014-03-1710 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadFalse and True PowerWe are supposedly deep in the middle of a change in consciousness on our planet. The Aquarian Age, the new millennium, the Third Wave ... whatever you call it, many advocate a new era on earth.
I also am optimistic, but I believe some knowledge is missing from our collective education, some missing pieces of consciousness that will impede our evolution if they're not put in place.
One of the primary things lacking is a deeper understanding of the pathology of power. For, it must be obvious, we are living in a society where our freedoms are...2014-01-0300 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadLooking Inside for TruthMy father is fond of saying that the problem with human society is that we were born without an operating manual.Clever I thought. Once. But thinking more carefully, I realize it’s actually not true at all.We have endless advice passed down through tradition and testament and even tablet that lays out pretty unequivocally how we should live. And it’s surprisingly consistent. From Buddhism to Christianity, Confucius to Mohammed, the great mandate has always been to do unto others what you would have them do unto you.So that’s out there...2013-12-1100 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadHonouring the Christmas SpiritI published this wonderful radio program last December, but felt it deserved another airing. Hope you enjoy another reminder of the need to honour the Christmas spirit.
Another Christmas period, and all that that brings. The packed parking lots, the festive yuletide happy hours, cooking – and eating – the fatted calf.
And maybe, in a quiet, reflective moment, a spark of Christmas spirit will catch flame inside you and for a few seconds or moments or, if you’re lucky, hours, you’ll feel a deep sense of piece and connection with your fellow man and the universe...2013-12-0500 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadThe Human Being's Magnetic Inner LifeThe Urban Dictionary offers a comprehensive definition of what is a magnetic personality. It's a person with a sense of calm self-confidence and authenticity, they say, who others are drawn to instinctively.
There's a lot in that statement. It could be a keen intellect, a personal charm and highly developed capacity to connect with others, an impressive competence in something, but a magnetic personality does attract us. If we're not too envious, we notice and admire the difference in these people.
We also know the deceptions that occur in this personality type. Hitler, after all, was...2013-10-1700 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadRemoving the Blocks to ProgressWe've all had the experience. You go to sleep concerned about something or other. A thorny problem at work, a creative block, a difficult communication you have to make, and you wake in the morning with a way through.
Showering or shaving or frying an egg, the solution appears in a flash. The challenge is holding that inspiration as the day unfolds. Doubts creep in, phone calls and emergencies arise, and what seemed clear and defined in the waking moments can pale or even disappear rather quickly in the maelstrom of modern life.
Except this distancing...2013-09-2000 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadArts and Beauty - The Soul of SocietyIf we open a discussion about civilization, we open ourselves to the possibility of particularly dull and wooden exclamations about the renunciation of instinct or the enshrinement of rights.
There's been the tendency to equate the progress of civilization with technological advance, but surely we see the incompleteness of this view in our polluted and violent modern world. Not to advocate returning to the land, which some suggest would solve our problems, but it must be clear to any thinking citizen that our modern world, while containing numerous labor-saving devices, is a far cry from civilized.
...2013-08-0600 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadLiberating the PeopleNever trust a person over 30. All you need is love. Hell no, we won't go. These were the slogans of the last great manifestation against the system. That great flower power movement of the '60s, where American youth were burning draft cards and putting flowers in the rifle barrels of national guardsmen on college campuses.
It got intense at times. Four students killed at Kent State. The self-immolation of Norman Morrison underneath Secretary of Defense McNamara's office window. Anger and hatred mounting on both sides of the Vietnam War debate.
But slowly, as the war...2013-06-2400 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadMedicating Ourselves Into OblivionEight or nine years ago, a former editor of the New England Journal of Medicine, Dr. Marcia Angell, wrote a book called The Truth About the Drug Companies. It was an often searing critique of their deceptive research methods and business practices that really pulled back the veil on what Dr. Angell calls the marketing machine that the pharmaceutical industry has become.
This is important consciousness, because the pressure for profits above all other objectives of business has led to a state whereby we're medicating more and more Americans unnecessarily to feed the profit goals of shareholders and...2013-06-1300 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadHow Money Stops GrowthLine up all the economists in the world, it is said, and they'll all point in different directions. And while it's true that economists do view society through the particular lens of their political or sociological ideology, there are some general economics principles that seem widely held in the field.
One is that you can point to economic performance as an indicator of a household's or a company's or even a nation's success. And therefore the need to look after the drivers of this all-important economy - banks and corporations and GDP and all that stuff.
...2013-05-2800 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadFinal ConflictIt would be difficult to ignore the problems all around us. In fact, I was watching a disturbing video on the weekend about the serious consequences of Geo-Engineering - this manipulation of the jet streams through chem trails and the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) in Alaska and Russia - and how it's threatening to finish up with the Arctic ice flows in 2 to 3 years and liberate massive amounts of methane into the atmosphere and generally demolish life as we know it.
It's a horrifying scenario, and coupled with the massive damage being caused economically by...2013-05-1500 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadWhat a Normal Life Should BeCheck out a modern photography exhibition and you'll often find disturbing pictures of conflict and misery, along with the usual justifications of "Hey man, that's the reality!"
We all remember those generation defining images of the naked girl running down a dirt road in Vietnam, the young student defying the tanks in Tiananmen Square, the vulture stalking the child in the Sudan. And it's easy, in the face of those stark scenes, to think that this does indeed show reality.
I'm not so sure about that. If we look around us, we can certainly see enough...2013-05-0300 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadWhy a Better Society Isn't HappeningThere is a common misconception in many parts of the world that society is improving. "Hey, we don't draw and quarter people in the public square anymore," goes that common wisdom. "We've got central heating and watch on demand."
Yes, we do. We've also got very sophisticated killing machines, and for all our vaunted technological forensic wizardry there are still some disturbingly unanswered questions about 9-11.
I could make a strong case for us not advancing much at all in some fundamental aspects of what it means to be human - especially if we compare ourselves...2013-04-2200 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadParadise Now and the Universal SocietyWay back in English Lit class at Reynolds High School in my hometown of Victoria, I remember Mrs. Kent waxing rhapsodically about Milton's Paradise Lost, and asking us if we believed in paradise regained.
I, with my thoughts on the basketball game that night against arch-rivals, Oak Bay, thought she was a bit loopy. But something must have got through for I've found myself not infrequently since reflecting on that very question.
I have never felt completely comfortable in society as it's been elaborated, and yearned not only for something better, but for how I might...2013-03-1800 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadThe Power of Cooperative LivingI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and welcome to Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.
In season one of HBO's The Newsroom, Jeff Daniel's character, Will McAvoy, launches into a wild tirade when prompted by a student's question at a college debate. The student asks the panelists to say in a sentence why America is the greatest country in the world, and McAvoy is off on a rant reminiscent of Howard Beale in the movie, Network, from the '70s.And you'll be struck if you're at all cognizant of what's going on, how right on McAvoy is.
OK...2013-02-0700 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadThe Power of Cooperative LivingI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and welcome to Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.
In season one of HBO's The Newsroom, Jeff Daniel's character, Will McAvoy, launches into a wild tirade when prompted by a...
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2013-02-0740 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadThe Psychotic Separation from GodI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. When I published our most recent program, Glorification and the Christmas Spirit, I mentioned that it would be our last...
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
2012-12-2239 minThinking With Somebody Else's HeadHealthy Communities and Society's Immune SystemI'm Richard Lloyd Jones, and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head.
Any who've listened to this program for any length of time will know that I'm not much for relativity. As in, relative truth....
Podcast from the International Society of Analytical Trilogy. Important psychological and social science discussions are found here.
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