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The Building 4th Podcast

By: Doug Scott
  • Summary

  • Welcome to the Building 4th Podcast where we explore the Perennial Philosophy from various lenses including the psychological, theological, spiritual, conventional, and esoteric. Our points of emphasis include the Hebrew and Christian scriptures (including the non-canonical Christian texts), the Law of One material, the Enneagram, Process thought (ie Whitehead’s Philosophy of Organism) integral theory, and developmental psychology.
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Episodes
  • The SH!PS Approach: a psychospiritual framework
    May 16 2024

    Entering the worldview of another is necessary for entering into solidarity, cultivating hope, trusting the process of development, and encouraging acts of service. The SH!P Approach to caregiving provides a simple, albeit not always easy, framework to help facilitate loving and effective accompaniment. Clinical social worker, Doug Scott, LCSW, synthesizes decades of spiritual seeking, pastoral praxis, counseling techniques, graduate education in theology, careful engagement with the Law of One material, and many hundreds of clients into a framework that can help inform loving service. Note: the SH!P Approach is for suggestions only, and is not a clinically researched protocol.

    images can be found here:

    www.dougscottcounseling.com

    www.buildingfourthcenter.org

    https://brianmclaren.net/

    www.cac.org

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    57 mins
  • Understanding the Unmanifested Self (Law of One)
    May 1 2024

    Doug leads a discussion about the Law of One material's concept of the "unmanifested self."

    Here are images and the text: https://cosmicchrist.net/2024/04/30/audio-included-the-unmanifested-self-a-law-of-one-reflection/

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    51 mins
  • Disclosure Movement (of UFOs), Societal Structures, Minority Struggles and Human Dignity
    Apr 23 2024

    Doug Scott, LCSW, and Rudee Sade have a needed and provocative conversation regarding the disclosure movement (of UFO's, dark ops) and the reality of socio-economic inequality. Rudee Sade offers helpful links below.

    Teachers and speakers doing great work: www.twitter.com/kikplenty UFOlogy from the Black perspective https://youtu.be/akOe5-UsQ2o?si=DASk8Plt6GrFZadg Creator of Intersectional Theory Topics and historical events referenced: Cointel Pro https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/COINTELPRO Tuskeegee Experiment https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuskegee_Syphilis_Study The intentional construction of the Christian Right: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koch_network Great book to learn more: Democracy in Chains Redlining https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redlining Great book to learn more: The Color of Law Kyriarchy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyriarchy# And, finally, for lawlz. Because lawlz are good for the soul https://www.instagram.com/reel/CvLSw6ws0Kw/

    Here is an informative summary, albeit overly enthusiastic, created by AI:

    Immerse yourself in groundbreaking discussions with this impressive podcast episode, where we courageously tackle bellicosity – societal enmity that fosters division, wars and numerous challenges. Our distinguished guest, Rudee Sade, paints a vivid picture of his life experiences, melding faith, love and societal norms, to provide an insightful perspective on the societal issues at hand.

    We delve into the concept of ‘kyriarchy,’ exploring the systems that govern our society and the impacts they make on our lives. Highlighting the importance of resources in present-day conversations and the steps necessary for a holistic transformation, this episode is an eye-opener into the realities of social stratification.

    Holding a magnifying glass to deep-rooted societal norms and injustices against marginalized groups, we dig deeper into the roots of societal hostility. Shining a spotlight on the overlooked side of privilege and the complexities of structural bias, we aim to bridge the gap between the privileged and the marginalized, fostering unity and harmony.

    Identity, social justice, and love form the crux of this engaging discussion, further exploring the nuances of systemic adversity. With comprehensive discussion on broader societal structures and a critical evaluation of our collective psyche, we aim to break down walls of discrimination and build bridges of understanding.

    Join us on this enlightening journey that embarks on thought-provoking discussions, sheds light on in-depth societal analyses, and prompts significant conversations about justice, truth, and ultimately, healing. Listen in to this enlightening episode, where we juxtapose privilege with adversity, surfacing the raw and intricate narratives of bellicosity and society’s most pressing challenges.

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    1 hr and 30 mins

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