Season 1, Episode 1: Why This, Why Now? The Crisis Beneath the Surface
2025/04/08
再生時間： 8 分
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Season 1, Episode 1: Why This, Why Now? The Crisis Beneath the Surface

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We’re living through a time of extraordinary breakdown and confusion—politically, environmentally, socially, and spiritually. But beneath these surface-level crises lies something deeper: a way of seeing reality that has shaped our culture, institutions, and sense of self for centuries.

In this opening episode, we peel back the layers to explore the paradigms that invisibly guide our lives. We ask:

What if the roots of our suffering aren’t just personal, but cultural and philosophical?

What if the stories we've been told about the world—and ourselves—are upside down?

And what happens when we begin to see through them?

Reality Inverted is a journey into the unseen architecture of our worldview. This episode sets the stage for the entire series by naming the crisis we’re actually in—and pointing toward the transformation that's possible when we stop living on autopilot.
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We’re living through a time of extraordinary breakdown and confusion—politically, environmentally, socially, and spiritually. But beneath these surface-level crises lies something deeper: a way of seeing reality that has shaped our culture, institutions, and sense of self for centuries.

In this opening episode, we peel back the layers to explore the paradigms that invisibly guide our lives. We ask:

What if the roots of our suffering aren’t just personal, but cultural and philosophical?
What if the stories we've been told about the world—and ourselves—are upside down?
And what happens when we begin to see through them?

Reality Inverted is a journey into the unseen architecture of our worldview. This episode sets the stage for the entire series by naming the crisis we’re actually in—and pointing toward the transformation that's possible when we stop living on autopilot.

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