Patterns of Connection & The Systems View of Life, with Fritjof Capra

[@akshidangi8102]

Thanks a lot for this video and letting us be a part of this intensive conversation. More power.

[@InsideIdeas]

Our pleasure! Thank you Akshi!

[@alysolis6626]

Thank you so much for this extraordinary conversation. I clarify most scientific ideas about Capras´s work

[@camillacalhoun1089]

My life view changed in the 1980s after reading The Turning Point. I have 2 copies because the first is tattered from use. I see the dominant culture resist the shift to ecological principles and hope and work through activism towards this shift. My nearly finished novel is about this concept and includes Capra, Margulis and Lovelock as inspiration to the main character. I am so grateful to have listened to this podcast. Every second spoke to me. I need to take the Capra Course! Thank you both!

[@tommartinez6364]

I happen to be reading this book and am finding it a very useful resource, providing an overview of the history of systems thinking and a great/powerful introduction to the ecological approach to the many challenges facing our species and the planet.

[@barnard-baca]

Capra y Maturana, et al, son interesantes; esperaria que nosotros en América Latina no estaremos excluidos de la difusión y ampliación de estas relaciones.

[@muskduh]

Thanks for the video

[@Vuchica2012]

So Luisi or Luigi 😀?

[@meditacion8609]

Namaskar por, vengan a San Jerónimo Antioquia Colombia, Trabajen en equipo con, Dadajapamantra Ananda Marga, mindalia televisión, centro astrológico Aztlan del filósofo león Azulay, casa Jung psicología profunda Medellín Antioquia Colombia.la ia india el tibet, visualpolitik, divulgadores científicos como Javier Santaolalla camino,

[@summondadrummin2868]

Physical, Biological to Imaginal....