This is a deep dive into the volution philosophy, recorded originally as part of Integral European Conference 2020. Peter takes people on a journey through the emergence of volution, the core aspects of the theory and its implications for the world of today.
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Hi Peter, I have been honoring your work for several years now – although I always resist having to listen to/read everything in English, including the videos by D. Newcomb.
I always wonder if you know the Genekeys/Richard Rudd, his approach…and he knows your insights?
Thanks Anna. I did talk to Richard a few years ago about his content being available through Ubiquity but don’t think we discussed Volution. Maybe time to reconnect!
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