Amir Giles

Amir Giles

Amir founded Adventures in Awareness to foster enquiry and dialogue aimed at generating new insights that benefit ordinary people. He has a background in film, TV and theatre.
29
Apr
Buddhism, Emptiness & Idealism #2

Buddhism, Emptiness & Idealism #2

Panel discussion on how Buddhist thought meets analytical idealism
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22
Apr
Swami Sarvapriyanada & Bernardo Kastrup in Conversation

Swami Sarvapriyanada & Bernardo Kastrup in Conversation

Buddhist, Hindu and Western percpectives on enlightenment, Self vs No Self & Emptiness as medicine for non-duality
97 min read
22
Apr
Members' hangout this Sat 26th April + Jungian & Bookclub meetups

Members' hangout this Sat 26th April + Jungian & Bookclub meetups

I've been consistently inspired by all your incredible backgrounds and interests, and love it when more connections are
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20
Apr
"Irreducible" Federico Faggin Book Club

"Irreducible" Federico Faggin Book Club

Starting Fri May 2nd, Erin Brown will be launching a discussion group on Federico Faggin's 2024 book titled
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15
Apr
Buddhism, Emptiness & Idealism #1

Buddhism, Emptiness & Idealism #1

Can Buddhism and analytical idealism meet in the middle?
2 min read
08
Apr
Quantum Entanglement & the Alchemy of Integralism

Quantum Entanglement & the Alchemy of Integralism

Quantum physics, entanglement, & the measurement problem in the idealist framework
2 min read
05
Apr
How has your experience been so far?

How has your experience been so far?

It's now been two months since we launched, so it seems a perfect time to hear how this
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01
Apr
What Nature Represents

What Nature Represents

The symbolism and meaning present in nature
2 min read
30
Mar
22nd April - Swami Sarvapriyanda & Bernardo Kastrup in Dialogue

22nd April - Swami Sarvapriyanda & Bernardo Kastrup in Dialogue

When I was first introduced to Swami Sarvapriyananda, I immediately fell in love with his humour, charisma and intelligence. He
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30
Mar
29th April - Buddhism, Emptiness & Idealism #2

29th April - Buddhism, Emptiness & Idealism #2

As you may know, there are schools within Buddhism that are closer to Analytic Idealism, and have their own refutations
1 min read