that the conformanceist worldviews, for instance, do not see.

They don't have that inter-cognitive dissidents that

I'm ignoring science in the interest of listening to, I don't know, my pastor.

A rational, an unhealthy version of a rational worldview is, well I'm winning, so I'm fine, because it is its own reward. But now healthy rational, rational, very different.

Healthy rational says, yeah, it's good to win,

but it's also you can learn from losing.

And by the way, healthy, there's healthy conformative too.

We don't have enough healthy

conformity in this country in that we don't have a set of shared values that

everybody goes yeah for instance, honesty.

And we all agree that you should tell the truth and if you don't,

you shouldn't be trusted as much as people who do.

Welcome to Living 4D with Paul Check.

Today's guest is Dr Keith Witt.

As well as being a licensed psychologist,

Dr Witt is a teacher and author of eight books including loving completely, shadow light and

integral mindfulness.

His books, Waking Up and Sessions, were two of the first books on integrally informed psychotherapy.

In presentations and classes around the world, Keith has explored love, therapy, interpersonal

relationships and development from multiple perspectives, weaving

neuroscience, integral theory, wisdom traditions and numerous forms of psychotherapy

into a coherent cosmology of love and healing.

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