Ep. 10: Jump Time - Dr. Jean Houston

“We’re in a time of acceleration,” Dr. Jean Houston says. “Jump Time is the time we’re in right now where things are moving so fast—so quickly—and new ideas begin to emerge.”

Jean Houston, author, scholar, philosopher and researcher in Human Capacities, is one of the foremost visionary thinkers and doers of our time. She is long regarded as one of the principal founders of the Human Potential Movement.

In this special rebroadcast of a Living in Oneness interview, Steve Farrell talks to Jean about Jump Time, both the evolutionary global event and also her book by the same name.

During this “Age of Consciousness,” there’s an acceleration of awakening where people are gently dropping old ways of being and “are rising out of their dogmatic slumbers.”

Simultaneously, there’s a rising and noticing of some of the worst human behaviors. Jean calls this the “Surprise Historical Irony,” where the good and the bad are seen together in context.

In this podcast, Jean is asked by a listener what it will take for all militaries to stand down.

“We have to expand our vision and our knowledge…,” Jean says, “our imagination of what peace really looks like, feels like. Then you’ve got something that’s a profound lure of becoming, not just a symbol.”

Tune in to this podcast to hear more from Jean about…

• Jump Time
• Your Profound Basic Excellence
• Merging with Your Optimal Template
• The Entelechy (Greek word describing higher purposefulness)
• And much more!

(Please note that this is a special rebroadcast and any classes, websites or offers mentioned may have been taken offline. Thank you!)

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