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Finding Meaning in the Emotional Archaeology of the Past
1:14:14 - 1:19:33 (05:19)
The desire for one and one to equal three, to find meaning in the emotional archaeology of the past, is a fundamental human impulse which compels us to share stories that ensure a kind of immortality.
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The emotional archaeological approach aims to piece the fragments of our existence that have been shattered by rationality; looking for a glue that will bring together dry, brittle remains like memories of our ancestors, family or friends, with our love, faith, art, and everything that makes us whole.
1:14:14 - 1:16:59 (02:45)
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The emotional archaeological approach aims to piece the fragments of our existence that have been shattered by rationality; looking for a glue that will bring together dry, brittle remains like memories of our ancestors, family or friends, with our love, faith, art, and everything that makes us whole.
ChapterFinding Meaning in the Emotional Archaeology of the Past
Episode#386: Ken Burns — A Master Filmmaker on Creative Process, the Long Game, and the Noumenal
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The phenomenal world that we see is just the tip of the iceberg.
1:16:59 - 1:18:26 (01:26)
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The phenomenal world that we see is just the tip of the iceberg. There's also a numinal world that is unseen but much more compelling and humans have the dilemma of not being able to access it easily.
ChapterFinding Meaning in the Emotional Archaeology of the Past
Episode#386: Ken Burns — A Master Filmmaker on Creative Process, the Long Game, and the Noumenal
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
This podcast discusses how storytelling is an art that lets us encapsulate human experiences, and by sharing these experiences, we ensure a kind of immortality.
1:18:26 - 1:19:33 (01:07)
Summary
This podcast discusses how storytelling is an art that lets us encapsulate human experiences, and by sharing these experiences, we ensure a kind of immortality.