Lucid Planet Radio with Dr. Kelly: Open Source Reality: The Emergence of a Meta-Myth, with Mitch Schultz

from Lucid Planet Radio w/ Doctor Kelly Neff · host The Transformation Network

Ascomplexity continues grow, the evolution of consciousness imparts newrelationships to our understanding of reality, revealing the emergence of a newhuman story. Let’sexplore an open source approach to humanity’s collective knowledge, and remix ournarratives to create deeply layered allegories that re-contextualize reality.How can we imagine an evolving meta-myth that influences systemic changethrough transmedia storytelling? Join renowned producer, writer and dire ...

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