Eternal Search
Eternal Search
Podcast Description
This podcast features conversations on spiritual traditions, psychology and philosophy. Things people have used to answer questions like, what is the meaning of life? Why are we here? What happens after we die?
Join me as I explore systems of thought that answer these questions: welcome to the eternal search.
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Focuses on existential questions including the meaning of life, the nature of existence, and concepts of the afterlife. Episodes feature discussions on the Catholic Sacraments, mindfulness in Buddhist tradition, and the Islamic perspective on prayer, with examples such as conversations with a Catholic priest and a Theravada Buddhist monk.
This podcast features conversations on spiritual traditions, psychology and philosophy. Things people have used to answer questions like, what is the meaning of life? Why are we here? What happens after we die?
Join me as I explore systems of thought that answer these questions: welcome to the eternal search.
This episode features a discussion on Confucius and his ideas. Confucius lived during a chaotic time period of Chinese history, and his ideas concentrated on how to restore order to society. Although he only achieved modest success during his lifetime, his ideas have been a key part of Chinese civilization for thousands of years.
Yair Lior returns for this episode. He is a professor at Boston University’s department of religion, and an expert in comparative theology.
Unfortunately, I had some audio issues recording this episode. Its still listenable, but sounds more like a recorded zoom call than the in person conversation we had :(
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