00:00It turns out that there are two fundamental ways of looking at the world, and I think
00:07we picked the wrong one.
00:12If the risk of life is death and evil, then you need a map that shows you the way that
00:19justifies that risk.
00:23How do you pay attention to what you don't understand?
00:26That's a complicated problem.
00:28But if the world is made out of order and chaos, then you need to be able to maneuver
00:31in both.
00:32It's an investigation into the structure of perception itself.
00:36I've seen what it's done to thousands of students.
00:39When someone is first about to embark on a minor task, but that minor task signifies a transition
00:46from descent to ascent, then it's a revolutionary move, even if it's small.
00:52The comments consistently, this changed the way I looked at everything.
01:00What's the human reality?
01:02People had to act this out before they understood it.
01:05All the books that I've written, the lectures that I've produced have emerged out of the
01:10work I did for Maps of Meaning.
01:11Immense complexity downward, an immense complexity upward, and where the problem is isn't obvious.
01:18What this course offers people is the deepest level of analysis of all the things that I've
01:25offered to people that they've found transformative and useful.
01:28literature of awareness.
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