Aberrations of the human mind are to a large extent due to the

obsessional pursuit of some part truth treated as though it were a whole truth.

A quote by Arthur Costler.

We still have much more to say about holism and holistic thinking.

In this episode, we're going to take a look at what holistic thinking actually is.

We're going to offer many examples, many from the personal domain, but also some from the collective domain of what happens when you're not thinking holistically

and we're going to try to teach you how to develop it as well

But before we get into that, just a personal note. I want a fast right now. I'm doing a 14 day water fast.

This is day seven, which means I haven't eaten any food in seven days which so hey if I look a little bit

thinner in the face that's why I lost about eight pounds so far from the fast And it's made me a little bit lightheaded and low energy. I don't have a lot of energy. And so we'll just have to see. I've never, I've never recorded one of these episodes

not having eaten for seven days and it is it is challenging have gone through a

lot of suffering the last seven days so I don't

know if I'm going to be able to do it let's just see how it goes it might even be better I

don't know in some ways my mind is more clear than it usually is when I'm

eating but in other ways I just have so little energy and

you know the brain uses up a lot of calories and glucose to do all this thinking

which these episodes are so it's a little bit challenging, but let's get through it anyways.

All right, so, and by the way, if you want more info on my Water Fast,

why I'm doing it, how to do it yourself and so forth, I'm going to post a nice deep explanation of that on my blog in a few days.

So go check that out once it's available and I won't mention it here.

All right, so also if you haven't watched part one of this series go watch part one.

If you haven't watched my episode about what are

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