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Are We Evolving Into Something Greater? The Human Futures Trilogy Explained | Jean Houston and Anneloes Smitsman

from A Better World with Mitchell J. Rabin · host A Better World with Mitchell J. Rabin

What if the future isn’t something we wait for—but something we can access right now?In this profound episode of A Better World, host Mitchell J. Rabin is joined by legendary visionary Jean Houston and futurist Annalose Schmitzman to explore their groundbreaking work, The Human Futures Trilogy: The Quest of Rose.Together, they dive into a radically new understanding of reality, consciousness, and human evolution.Why the future may already exist in a deeper dimension of realityThe difference between imagination vs. imaginal intelligenceHow humanity can shift from division → coherence → collaborationThe hidden role of crisis (like pandemics) in evolutionary transformationWhy storytelling may be the key to unlocking our next stage as a speciesThrough the story of “Rose,” this conversation blends science, spirituality, and narrative to reveal a powerful truth:👉 Humanity is not breaking down—it may be breaking through.

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