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welcome everyone I'm very pleased to be participating in this collaboration with Dr Justin Sledge from esoterica Philip home from let's talk religion Dr Angela pucha from Angela's Symposium Dana Trella from the modern hermeticist and my good friend zevi slavin from Seekers of unity we are collaborating to break to the Forefront where it more properly belongs the ancient but still currently vital philosophical framework of neoplatonism a profound way to understand reality and transform oneself in wisdom into a greater comportment and attuned Affinity with that reality neoplatonism demonstrates an amazing capacity to enter into reciprocal reconstruction with gnosticism hermeticism magical Traditions Judaism Islam Christianity and I would argue science especially current modern 4E cognitive science once again it's a great pleasure to participate in this and I look forward to further such collaborations as Thomas Plant in his book the Lost way to the good argues neoplatonism was the philosophical version of the Silk Road that bound the East and the West together giving them a shared lingua Franca lingua philosophia by which they could deeply enter into transformative dialogue and Intercultural exchange with each other we need this now more than ever and so I'm very grateful and excited to participate in this wonderful collaboration good afternoon everyone it is an immense pleasure today to welcome Dr John verbaki of the University of Toronto to Ralston College Dr verbakie has a very interesting and dedicated intellectual trajectory not least because of his formal education which spans you might say the Arts and the Sciences in a way that is rare but in a manner in which I would argue our culture is desperately in need of he started out as an undergraduate studying philosophy then another degree at Masters in philosophy he then went back humility being the key to all learning to do another undergraduate starting again as a you might say a kind of first year student so he wanted to get the science side of things with an undergraduate degree in psychology and then finally a PhD in philosophy where he brought these you might say strains or modes of thinking together and I think bringing strains or modes of thinking together is Dr viveki's great gift as as a man and as a thinker he is widely known as I'm sure all of you and those who will be listening to this lecture online know for his YouTube channel for his engagement with a wide range of thinkers across many disciplines and places he's known in a way most of all for this mysterious m word meaning how do we find ourselves in the world I would argue argue that there is no people like to talk about metrics all the time there is no Benchmark there is no metric there's no mode of analysis of the success of any civilization of any human culture then the degree to which it enables the human beings in it to find their own lives...