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EPISODE · May 28, 2020 · 1H 14M

1: Coronation for Whom?

from Conspirituality · host Derek Beres, Matthew Remski, Julian Walker

Barely two weeks into various stages of lockdown around the world, New Age philosopher Charles Eisenstein published a 9,000-word essay on the meaning of the pandemic. He summed up his core theme with deft wordplay at about the 7,000-word mark. After suggesting that the global crisis afforded a kind of transformative opportunity, he writes “Now the question arises: Initiation into what? What is the specific nature and purpose of this initiation? The popular name for the pandemic offers a clue: coronavirus. A corona is a crown. ‘Novel coronavirus pandemic’ means ‘a new coronation for all.’ What was so captivating about this essay that Jack Dorsey tweeted it to the 4.5M followers on his platform? What are Eisenstein’s premises, credentials, rhetorical techniques? What are his connections to medical libertarianism, and how does he manage to endorse conspirituality while seeming to deconstruct it? Show Notes The Coronation — Charles Eisenstein CORONATION UNVEILED: A Critique and Cure for Charles Eisenstein’s Fairy Tale Pandemic Essay — Jack Adam Weber Daniel Pinchbeck’s response to The Coronation The Conspiracy Myth — Charles Eisenstein Covid-19 Is A Rehab Intervention: Charles Eisenstein | Rich Roll Podcast Charles Eisenstein / Sayer Ji discussion During COVID-19, Charles Eisenstein Invites You to Think Deeply About His Awesome Writing — Matthew Remski Transformational Weight Loss — Charles Eisenstein -- -- -- Support us on Patreon Pre-order Conspirituality: How New Age Conspiracy Theories Became a Health Threat: America | Canada Follow us on Instagram | Twitter: Derek | Matthew | Julian Original music by EarthRise SoundSystem Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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