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EPISODE · Mar 3, 2020 · 52 MIN

Playing Games As Spiritual Practice

from Life As Spiritual Practice · host Lauren Burdette

We think of game-playing as frivolous, indulgent, child-like. Game store owner and philosopher Kylie Prymus shares how games have changed his life, and will leave you wanting to find a game to play with your loved ones, to experience the rich field of relationship-building and spiritual insight that awaits you on the board. SHOW NOTES Games Unlimited Reiner Knizia Theory of Fun for Game Design by Raph Koster The Grasshopper: Games, Life, and Utopia by Bernard Suits TED Talk by Jane McGonigal Center for Play and Exploration We also mentioned the games Hanabi, Medium, and Mysterium

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We think of game-playing as frivolous, indulgent, child-like. Game store owner and philosopher Kylie Prymus shares how games have changed his life, and will leave you wanting to find a game to play with your loved ones, to experience the rich field of relationship-building and spiritual insight that awaits you on the board.

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