Hello everybody, welcome back to Revolutionary Left Radio.

On today's episode I have my friend Megan Devine on to discuss Eric Froms, the art of

loving.

It's a really interesting text that ties together the social, the psychological, the political

and the spiritual, and I think is just a fascinating way to not only understand certain aspects

of human existence, but also as a wonderful way to sort of put an end cap on this little

sub-series I've just done over the last week or so.

Exploring different spiritual, psychological topic from Carl Jung through Buddhism and

Hinduism through the Michael Brooks tribute series episode to this one on the art of

loving, sort of tying all these things together.

I hope some of you really enjoyed this little deep dive into these topics that aren't

often covered on the left.

As I've said in my last introduction, all of March is going to go back to political topics

as usual, but I really wanted to investigate some of these ideas and I'll continue to,

as the show develops and unfolds, but you sort of got hit with a little rapid fire amount

of episodes, specifically on the psychological and spiritual topics that I'm deeply, deeply

interested in.

So this is a perfect little end cap to that, really loved this discussion.

As we say in the episode as well, there's this part in the book and that we discuss a

little bit in the episode, talking about the love of God, talking about Aristotelian logic,

first paradoxical logic, sort of Eastern and Western epistemic starting points that I've

found very interesting, and although we couldn't get into the full implications of that

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