It is an erroneous moral platitude, that it is necessarily good to know the truth. The minor truth may beget the major evil.
-Alfred North Whitehead, Science and the Modern World, p. 311
Going beyond the modern world will involve transcending its individualism, anthropocentrism, patriarchy, mechanization, economism, consumerism, nationalism, and militarism.
-David Ray Griffin, Founders of Constructive Postmodern Philosophy, p. viii
This course introduces Whitehead’s process philosophy, emphasizing its application to modern science and cosmology. It explores the applications of process thought to physics, biology, neuroscience, and more.
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In this piece, @CultureDevelops reads the combined philosophies of Teilhard de Chardin and Whitehead as a diagnostic tool for the noosphere's political present.
Read the full piece: ctr4process.org/article/cult…
Sixteen essays apply Deleuze's cosmological perspective to scientific, metaphysical, and aesthetic issues, illustrating the intertwinement of philosophy, science, and art.
Get a copy: ctr4process.org/new-book/del…
We must be prepared to amplify, recast, generalize, and adapt, so as to absorb into one system all sources of experience.
-Alfred North Whitehead, Religion in the Making, p. 143-4
In this conversation, facilitated by Jay McDaniel, Melissa Cowper-Smith will share her story and images of her art, garden, horses, and homes, inviting us to consider how our own multiple loves might shape a meaningful life.
Learn more & RSVP: ctr4process.org/event/art-ga…
Sorry, we're closed. The becoming of actual occasions cannot wait. #ProcessAndReality #AlfredNorthWhitehead #PhilosophyMemes #FastFoodPhilosophy #ProcessPhilosophy
What if consciousness isn't a byproduct of the brain — but fundamental to reality itself?
Mind-at-Large: A New Dawn is a 3-day online conference (April 15–17, 2026) convening some of the sharpest minds in philosophy and consciousness studies.
Featuring…
→ Philip Goff @Philip_Goff
→ Iain McGilchrist @dr_mcgilchrist
→ Susan Blackmore
→ Edward Kelly
→ Freya Mathews
→ Ă€lex GĂłmez-MarĂn @behaviOrganisms
→ Curt Jaimungal @TOEwithCurt
→ Elly Vintiadis @EllyVintiadis
Panpsychism, quantum theory, psychedelics, ecology, and more. Fully online.
🎟️ Tickets → ctr4process.org/conferences-…
#Consciousness #PhilosophyOfMind #Panpsychism #MindAtLarge
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How can Chinese wisdom and Whitehead’s philosophy of organism help build a culture of shared humanity and hope—bridging East and West?
Join us for discussion with Jay McDaniel at the upcoming World Goodwill Online Seminar
🗓️15 November
⏲️2:00-5:00 pm
🔗worldgoodwill.org/seminar_20…
Join us for a fascinating webinar featuring @drmichaellevin & George Ellis, moderated by Andrew Davis. They will explore the question of “possibility spaces”—those unseen domains that shape what can emerge in cosmology, biology, and beyond.
RSVP: ctr4process.org/event/possib…
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The modern world faces a meaning crisis: a loss of depth, purpose, and participation in reality.
In this new episode of the Mind-at-Large Project (a special series on Mind-Body Solution), I speak with Dr Andrew M. Davis about process cosmology, Whitehead’s living universe, and how philosophy can once again become a form of praxis - not just theory.
We explore the future of consciousness studies, the limitations of materialism, and the possibility that the cosmos itself might be alive with value.
🎥 Watch the full conversation: youtu.be/NPC-6JmlGFk?si=G6eZ…
🎙 Listen here: open.spotify.com/episode/6Nh…
Mind. Matter. Meaning. Ψ🧠Φ
- Dr Tevin Naidu
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Working on slides for my talk at the conference referenced by @UFO_Rabbit_Hole below, excited!
Here's the description for my talk, "The Forge of Vulcanus: Plasma Physics & Premodern Protocols for Self-Cultivation"
“What is accomplished by fire is alchemy … and he who governs fire is Vulcan.” — Paracelsus
This talk presents and advocates for the retrieval of certain premodern noetic “protocols”—practices of psychophysical hygiene and cognitive exercise undertaken for the acquisition of wisdom—that reflected an understanding of knowledge as a self-implicating (participatory) process involving communion with various non-human intelligences (NHI). Such practices were largely eclipsed by the ostensible bracketing out of subjectivity characteristic of modernity’s scientific method. Today, however, both plasma cosmology—which suggests that more than 99 percent of the observable universe is an ionized, “fiery” matrix that even our thoughts and feelings can interface with—and contemporary accounts of protocols practiced intuitively by NHI contactees (as documented in connection with UFO/UAP phenomena by D. W. Pasulka and others) invite a renewed appraisal of these practices. Techniques that once animated mystical and alchemical traditions seem to be spontaneously reappearing today in the more sci-fi register of modern contact methods, suggesting that the revelations yielded by these seemingly disparate domains share a participatory logic. Drawing on this convergence and ideas from the philosopher and alleged clairvoyant, Rudolf Steiner, the presentation sketches speculative bridges from premodern religious experience to an emerging “global cosmism”: a worldview in which the human being is not a passive observer but—in being shaped by, and in turn shaping, the luminous plasma matrix undulating between stars and surging through the electric currents of our own beating hearts—is instead an instrument and participant in the divine forge-craft of Vulcanus.
I’m beyond honored to be speaking later this month at a workshop in the UK that brings together a remarkable group of scientists, philosophers, and researchers to explore the intersections of process philosophy, plasma cosmology, and transpersonal psychology.
The lineup includes some of the thinkers whose work has profoundly shaped this emerging conversation—among them Robert Temple, Jeffrey Kripal, Bernard Carr, Jude Currivan, Matthew Segall, Peter Sjöstedt-Hughes, Andrew M. Davis, Nick Cook, and more. Together, we’ll be asking foundational questions about the nature of reality, consciousness, and intelligence—and how plasma, the most abundant yet often overlooked state of matter, might play a central role in those discussions.
I’ll be presenting a talk titled Unfurling the Myth: Narrative as Interface Between the Psyche and the Field, which explores the idea that story is not merely a lens for interpreting reality, but a mechanism through which reality itself unfolds.
This is a private workshop, so unfortunately tickets aren't available. However, it sounds like the plan currently is to release audio versions of the talks and potentially publish the papers, as well. I'll definitely share that material out as it becomes available.
If you’d like to learn more about the workshop and the speakers, I’ve attached the full program with abstracts & bios from all the speakers here:
docs.google.com/document/d/1…
@ctr4process
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I’m beyond honored to be speaking later this month at a workshop in the UK that brings together a remarkable group of scientists, philosophers, and researchers to explore the intersections of process philosophy, plasma cosmology, and transpersonal psychology.
The lineup includes some of the thinkers whose work has profoundly shaped this emerging conversation—among them Robert Temple, Jeffrey Kripal, Bernard Carr, Jude Currivan, Matthew Segall, Peter Sjöstedt-Hughes, Andrew M. Davis, Nick Cook, and more. Together, we’ll be asking foundational questions about the nature of reality, consciousness, and intelligence—and how plasma, the most abundant yet often overlooked state of matter, might play a central role in those discussions.
I’ll be presenting a talk titled Unfurling the Myth: Narrative as Interface Between the Psyche and the Field, which explores the idea that story is not merely a lens for interpreting reality, but a mechanism through which reality itself unfolds.
This is a private workshop, so unfortunately tickets aren't available. However, it sounds like the plan currently is to release audio versions of the talks and potentially publish the papers, as well. I'll definitely share that material out as it becomes available.
If you’d like to learn more about the workshop and the speakers, I’ve attached the full program with abstracts & bios from all the speakers here:
docs.google.com/document/d/1…
@ctr4process
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Guerilla video production is one of the many things I do—am learning to do—at the Institute for Cultural Evolution. This one was a lot of fun to make, in collaboration with Steve McIntosh (@CultureDevelops). I'm no "pro" video editor, but I'm learning the joys and sorrows of Final Cut Pro.
It's wild how a 5-minute out-of-context clip combined with some Ken Burnsy images and text can result in a satisfying brain nugget. Plus, it's an honor to interact with such brilliant philosophers, like Steve McIntosh, Andrew M. Davis (@ctr4process), and Iain McGilchrist (@dr_mcgilchrist).
I am pleased to share my latest 5-minute illustrated video, which is the second in a series. Excerpted from a dialogue between @dr_mcgilchrist and me, in this video, we discuss the next steps of humanity's cultural evolution. The values of goodness, truth, and beauty represent the presence of the infinite in the finite. And by recognizing how these intrinsic values pull evolution forward, we can integrate science, philosophy, and religion, and thereby grow into the "next enlightenment." #noosphere
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Excited to share that the full video conversation between me and world-renowned philosopher @dr_mcgilchrist is now live on YouTube. Huge thanks to Andrew M. Davis and @ctr4process for producing such an outstanding dialogue: youtu.be/0zjdypYYXIs?si=FoAZ…
This conversation delves into the intersection of philosophy, cultural evolution, and the Hemisphere Hypothesis, beginning with a lecture by @dr_mcgilchrist, followed by a dialogue with integral philosopher @CultureDevelops and audience Q&A.
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