EPISODE · Sep 4, 2025 · 39 MIN
S01/E17: "I Am Both This and That" - Holding Two Truths Without Splitting
from Martfotai · host Gary Eggleton
In this episode of Martfotai, we take the crucial step from seeing through false binaries to living beyond them entirely. We explore maturity as the capacity to hold tension without premature resolution, where apparent opposites are recognised as complementary wholeness rather than conflicting sides. Through the physiology of paradox, the Third Force that emerges when contradictions are fully embraced, and wisdom traditions' understanding of coincidentia oppositorum, we discover how ending the internal war releases energy previously locked in defending against aspects of yourself. This is where consciousness stops splitting itself and recognises what seemed like problems to solve were actually wholeness temporarily forgotten as fragmentation.Discover more at martfotai.com - join the weeklynewsletter, explore guided practices, and sign up for public classes.
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In this episode of Martfotai, we take the crucial step from seeing through false binaries to living beyond them entirely. We explore maturity as the capacity to hold tension without premature resolution, where apparent opposites are recognised as complementary wholeness rather than conflicting sides. Through the physiology of paradox, the Third Force that emerges when contradictions are fully embraced, and wisdom traditions' understanding of coincidentia oppositorum, we discover how ending the internal war releases energy previously locked in defending against aspects of yourself. This is where consciousness stops splitting itself and recognises what seemed like problems to solve were actually wholeness temporarily forgotten as fragmentation.Discover more at martfotai.com - join the weeklynewsletter, explore guided practices, and sign up for public classes.
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