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Slooow down, friends. (The wisdom of friendship & the opening of possibility)

Friendship is vital to "philosophy" (it's not just some old stuffy word about ancient Greeks in sandals). Speaking together in this way takes a change in pace, openness, self-reflection, and loving care. But it is through these conditions that we have the best shot of unfolding wisdom and new possibilities, together. And we need that more than ever at this moment. The O.G. Rose video "Why philosophize your life?" we reference at the start of this conversation:    • Episode 1: Why Philosophize Your Life?   Voicecraft channel and network that Daniel mentions, and where we contribute (highly recommend!!!!):    / @voicecraft   and https://www.voicecraft.network/ See 1:53:40 for our theme song. ----------------- With philosopher and writer Daniel L. Garner of O.G. Rose, somatic & Feldenkrais practitioner Seth Dellinger, and me (sometimes drawing on my clinical psychology work). This is part of an ongoing series of conversations between us. Find the playlist of previous conversations centered around the concept of 'authentic resonance' here:    • Authentic Resonance series   ~ FIND DANIEL OF O.G. ROSE ~ O.G. Rose is Daniel L. Garner and Michelle Garner. Find their work, their many books, writing and more at: www.og-rose.com YouTube: /‪@O.G.Rose.Michelle.and.Daniel‬ There latest book is "The Map Is Indestructible" available on Amazon: https://a.co/d/8mYxskw ~ FIND SETH DELLINGER ~ sethdellinger.com YouTube: /‪@movewithseth‬ Check out Seth's upcoming workshops: https://calendly.com/movewithseth Substack: https://substack.com/@musicalityofbeing ~ FIND ASPASIA KARAGEORGE ~ Instagram:   / aspasia_psychology   YouTube: /‪@aspasiapsychology‬ Contact via my website: https://www.aspasiapsychology.com/con... A summary of our conversation according to AI: A deep exploration of philosophy's role in everyday life and its importance in forming meaningful relationships amid global and personal crises. The speakers discuss their personal experiences with philosophy and the misconception that it's irrelevant or elitist. They argue that philosophy is crucial for understanding diverse perspectives, slowing down the fast-paced nature of modern life, and developing the capacity to hold open and enriching conversations, especially in times of intense social and political polarization. Recorded January 2026.