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Turning Towards Life - a Thirdspace podcast
Thirdspace
429 episodes
4 days ago
What if we see ‘the self’ not as something fixed, but as an ongoing act of responsibility and ever-unfinished creation… a way we make ourselves by how we live, the choices me make, and the way of relating to others and the world that we follow?
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What if we see ‘the self’ not as something fixed, but as an ongoing act of responsibility and ever-unfinished creation… a way we make ourselves by how we live, the choices me make, and the way of relating to others and the world that we follow?
Show more...
Personal Journals
Religion & Spirituality,
Society & Culture,
Spirituality,
Relationships
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413: Imagination and the Marvellous Error
Turning Towards Life - a Thirdspace podcast
29 minutes
2 months ago
413: Imagination and the Marvellous Error
A conversation about imagination as essential aliveness—and how treating life as purely literal diminishes our humanity. A great human power lies in choosing which story we live from, recognising that even dead ends become part of a larger narrative of redemption. What would change if we approached each day wondering along which secret aqueduct new life might be flowing toward us?
Turning Towards Life - a Thirdspace podcast
What if we see ‘the self’ not as something fixed, but as an ongoing act of responsibility and ever-unfinished creation… a way we make ourselves by how we live, the choices me make, and the way of relating to others and the world that we follow?