Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@ShirleyStockar2 @jonkay From a Western perspective, you're quite right. And that's also the point: it's not content we're missing, it's epistemic integration. And typically what we find is that perceptual refusal can't be argued down. Our blindness and exceptionalism go together. ?s=20

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 3 Dec 2025

@NathanJacobsPod It goes both ways, of course, but a vast spectrum of Occidental contention resolves itself in reconciliation or, indeed, dissolution, when considered within the epistemic bounds of Eastern and/or indigenous experience. Why fight a battle already decided elsewhere, millennia ago?

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SophiaCycles · It is nearly seven hundred years since Meister Eckhart exclaimed: “It is all inside, not outside, for everything is inside.” But how few people have realized as yet what he meant.~Barbara Hannah, The Animus

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