Werner Erhard: the methodology of transformation

Werner Erhard reads a passage from Heidegger's _On the Way to Language_ and reveals how the process of inquiry defies the drive for certainty and easy answers.

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Education

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• Erhard
• Heidegger
• transformation
• methodology
• Landmark Education

[hollowtube76]

Sounds slower than the original

[rhetoricalhermeneut]

@hollowtube76 Yeah, I think this particular recording (from tape to digital) was done at a slow speed (unintentionally).

[carolewindham]

Thanks for this. I am assuming this is part of a longer talk. If so, where can i hear it?

[rhetoricalhermeneut]

@carolewindham It's from a talk called "Leadership: From Ideals to Possibility." Unfortunately, I do not know where you could hear it in its entirety.

[minnescanada]

He is being investigated as a cult leader

[rhetoricalhermeneut]

@minnescanada Really? Who is doing the investigating? When did they do it? What reasons did they have to do so? Can you provide links to reputable sources?

And what relevance do you think your post has to what the speaker says in the clip, or to the discussion on this message board? I'm curious.

[rainmon]

Werner really has a talent way for speaking and leaving you wondering what was said...

[falvarez1057]

Thank you Werner you make a big diference in this world! I have been a witness of miracles, magic and transformation in people lifes and my life. I love this transforming education!

[dallaselectras]

Thank you Werner Erhard for your contributions. It has made a difference in my life.

[Wheelie55]

Brilliant! Thank you, Werner, for putting together so many varied areas of thought and giving us something that actually has made a lasting difference. Thank you for giving your life (often in the face of no agreement) to exploring what is possible for human being.

[Fletcher901]

@rainmon It's worth parsing out.

[gopherandme2]

Unless you people have gone to EST with an open-mind, you have no idea what you are talking about. His training changed my life and 2 decades later I use his training. I will just say that one of the main tools I learned to live my life was that I, and only I, was responsible for my actions and esp. reactions. Some of these comments clearing express the ignorance of the writers. jsh

[flyingeagle357]

hi, please do you have the full seminar or other videos where werner explain his "phylosophia"?