As always. Headphone Recommended.

Welcome to the Infinite Harmony Podcast.

We come to the culmination of our study of Christopher Alexander's Magnum Opus, "The Nature of Order." Today we realize the vision of this study, the creation of a new epistomology, a new lens upon which to view our reality, one that recognizes both our individual expression and beings and the essential nature of our oneness with the Universe. How to do we create from our highest vision? What is the purpose of the human species in this reality? How do we reconcile the personal and impersonal, the intimate and the cosmic?

Discover the golden threads that weave us all together.

This episode is written and produced by Jackie Dragon.

Opening Theme by Kyotea
Closing Theme By AhziRa
Featuring lots of samples from a lot of places.
Featuring the song "Mr Blue Sky" by Electric Light Orchestra

With quotes from the "The Luminous Ground" by Christopher Alexander

With quotes from "Finite and Infinite Games" by James Carse

With quotes from Daniel Schmachtenberger's talk at The Emergence Festival

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A transcript of this episode can be found here

As always. Headphone Recommended.

Welcome to the Infinite Harmony Podcast.

We move further into the the realm of the animate forces of architecture and our study of Christopher Alexander's Magnum Opus, "The Nature of Order." Today we ask ourselves what is the vision of building a living world? What is it about our homes, our parks, our cities and our gathering spaces that inspire us to live in a deeper and more meaningful way. How does our built world co-exist with Gaia in a way that brings life to nature as well as humanity? How do we rediscover our birthright, to exist in a built world as a live as we are, and return to our oneness with Nature.

Discover the golden threads that weave us all together.

This episode is written and produced by Jackie Dragon.

Opening Theme by Kyotea
Closing Theme By AhziRa
Featuring lots of samples from a lot of places.
Featuring the song "Nectar of Devotion" by Matia Kalli

With quotes from the "A Vision of a Living World" by Christopher Alexander

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As always. Headphone Recommended.

Welcome to the Infinite Harmony Podcast.

We follow the Golden Threads into the tale of the Goddess of Everything Else, the opposing force that does not oppose, but merely bends the will of her sister, the Goddess of Cancer to a boundless future for all living beings.

We look at the ways in which our human actions have second and third order consequences, unbeknown to us, that lead us toward greater harmony. That, perhaps, there is a grand plan, or a way out, or a stroke of luck.

Discover the golden threads that weave us all together.

This episode is written and produced by Jackie Dragon.

Opening Theme by Kyotea
Closing Theme By AhziRa

Based on the essay "The Goddess of Everything Else" by Scott Alexander, with lines performed by Chantaia Soleil and Jackie Dragon

Featuring the the song "The Goddess of Everything Else," written by Jackie Dragon, performed by Madeleine Hamann

Featuring the poem "The Darkling Thrush" by Thomas Hardy, read by Phos Kolden

Featuring the poem "The Wandering Aengus" by William Bulter Yeats performed by an AI voice. (Trippy huh...)

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As always. Headphone Recommended.

Welcome to the Infinite Harmony Podcast.

We follow the Golden Threads into the mind and heart of Daniel Schmachtenberger and Nate Hagens as they guide us through the existential crisis of human energy consumption and it's immanent end. This episode dissects two talks given at the Stockholm impact week in 2023. I have to warn you, this is a grim outlook, but an essential one to our evolution as spiritual beings on planet Earth. We looking deeper into the question of how to stop the economic train from crashing into the mountain of over-consumption. To these two thinkers, we are already over the cliff, it's just about how we stick the landing.

In Part 2 of this episode, we will discuss the nature of systems and how they evolve and what potential exists for the human species beyond the confines of our planet, assuming we can harmonize with our biosphere and sustain. Stay Tuned!

Discover the golden threads that weave us all together.

This episode is written and produced by Jackie Dragon.

Opening Theme by Kyotea
Closing Theme By AhziRa

Based on Daniel Schmachtenberger and Nate Hagens talks at the Stockholm Impact week.
Featuring lots of samples from a lot of places.
Featuring original vocals by Matia Kalli

Featuring the track Benbeint by Canton Becker

To learn more about the Church of Infinite Harmony please visit our website: https://www.infiniteharmony.org

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As always. Headphone Recommended.

Welcome to the Infinite Harmony Podcast.

We move further into the the realm of the animate forces of architecture and our study of Christopher Alexander's Magnum Opus, "The Nature of Order." Today we ask ourselves what is the process of building a living world? What is it about our homes, our parks, our cities and our gathering spaces that inspire us to live in a deeper and more meaningful way. How do the things we create as humans impact our lives and our relationships? How do we imbue life into all of creation through the work of our hands?

Discover the golden threads that weave us all together.

This episode is written and produced by Jackie Dragon.

Opening Theme by Kyotea
Closing Theme By AhziRa
Featuring lots of samples from a lot of places.
Featuring the song "Freedom" by Moze and Matia Kalli

Featuring the song "Build a Better world" by Sizzla
With quotes from the "The Process of Creating Life" by Christopher Alexander

With quotes from Robert Pirsig and Albert Camus

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As always. Headphone Recommended.

Welcome to the Infinite Harmony Podcast.

Today marks the beginning of our dive in the the realm of the animate forces of architecture and our study of Christopher Alexander's Magnum Opus, "The Nature of Order." Today we ask ourselves what brings life into the built world? What is it about our homes, our parks, our cities and our gathering spaces that inspire us to live in a deeper and more meaningful way. How do the things we create as humans impact our lives and our relationships?

Discover the golden threads that weave us all together.

This episode is written and produced by Jackie Dragon.

Opening Theme by Kyotea
Closing Theme By AhziRa
Featuring lots of samples from a lot of places.
Featuring the song "Inside of me" by Dustin Valentine
With quotes from the "The Phenomenon of Life" by Christopher Alexander

With quotes from "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance" by Robert Pirsig

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As always. Headphone Recommended.

Welcome to the Infinite Harmony Podcast and BOI! How about that election!

Today we look at what Daniel Schmachtenberger and Rebel Wisdom coined "The War on Sensemaking," or in other words, why is it so hard to tell fact from fiction! What is all this narrative warfare doing to our culture? What is all this culture warfare doing to our narratives?

Featuring a whole lotta Hip Hop Vibes.

Discover the golden threads that weave us all together.

This episode is written and produced by Jackie Dragon.

Opening Theme by Kyotea
Closing Theme By AhziRa
Featuring lots of samples from a lot of places.
Featuring "Sold Me" and "Suicide Logic" (Both Unreleased) by Armando Perez (Thanks Fam)
With quotes from the Tao Te Ching
With Cool stories about the Buddha, Gilgamesh, and Eshu
This episode draws primarily from "The War on Sensemaking" episode 1 and 2. Please watch them.

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As always. Headphone Recommended.

Welcome to the Infinite Harmony Podcast! Join us for a continuing conversation on the effects of capitalism and modernity on our Human Culture and Spirit. We look at the works of contemporary powerhouse of a philosopher Byung Chul Han as well as discuss the 4th and 5th Harmonic Principles of our Church, The Harmonic Principle of Sanctity and the Harmonic Principle of Stewardship. Today we’re going on a magic carpet ride across the spiritual and philosophical landscape of the modern era and will continue our quest to unravel the strangeness of our current state of consciousness, the disappearance of rituals, and how to bring magic back into our lives.

Discover the golden threads that weave us all together.

This episode is written and produced by Jackie Dragon.

Opening Theme by Kyotea
Closing Theme By AhziRa
Featuring a cover of Gil Scott Heron's "The Revolution will not be Televised" by Reiner Damisch
Featuring "We are Weaving our Lives" by Alexa Sunshine Rose
Featuring "The Song Yet to Be Sung" by Perry Ferrall
Featuring "Benbeit" by Canton Becker
With quotes from the Tao Te Ching
With quotes from "Non Things" by Byung Chul Han
With quotes from "The Disappearance of Rituals" by Byung Chul Han
With quotes from "A Paradise Built in Hell" by Rebecca Solnit
Featuring the ideas of Mark Fischer and Stephen Jenkinson

To learn more about the Church of Infinite Harmony please visit our website: https://www.infiniteharmony.org

To become a member of the Church of Infinite Harmony visit. We are supported by the tithing of our patrons. You can donate once a month, or as often as you like: https://www.infiniteharmony.org/membership

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