Category: philosophical counseling
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IEC Sensemaking Wormhole: Could Psychotechnologies Of Self-Transformation Make All the Difference? With Andrew Taggart
Here’s an experiment in We-space hosted by the Intellectual Explorers Club and posted on Game B’s YouTube Channel:
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Curious Humans Podcast: Imagining Life Beyond Total Work With Andrew Taggart
On The Curious Humans Podcast with Jonny Miller, Jonny writes, we discuss the thesis of his Total Work Manifesto and why we use our work and productivity to fuel our sense of self-worth and create meaning in our lives, as well as his compelling ideas for how we might break out of this Total Work prison that…
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Is All Action A Shadow Of Contemplation, At Best A Longing For Contemplation?
In which I discuss Plotinus’s (and Advaita’s) critique of our entrepreneurial age. The Medium story can be read in full here. The opening section is included below. A Grand Illusion Entrepreneurs, Plotinus would have urged, are living under a grand illusion: they think that work, broadly or narrowly construed, comes before contemplation and, as a result, they’ve built their…
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Inquiring Into The Concept of Privilege And The Green Meme
I A good concept to inquire into more would be that of “privilege” or of “feeling or being privileged.” Such an inquiry would, in time, make plain to us that it functions within what Ken Wilber has called the green meme. One blog seeks to describe the sundry attributes of those inhabiting a green worldview:…
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On Deathworks And Humanism: My Letter To Peter Limberg
In my letter exchange with Peter Limberg, I explore how humanism is a producer of deathworks. The second section begins as follows: A confession: I am, have become a psychotechnologies wildman. Each day I sit down and meditate 3 times for about 3 hours. The meditations, varied in nature, are contemplations of my true nature.…
Andrew Taggart, Ph.D. 
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