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Layman Pascal is a contemporary philosopher, writer, and former meditation teacher known for his work in cultural philosophy, shamanism, and integral spirituality. He co-hosts The Integral Stage podcast and leads the Metamodern Spirituality Labs. Pascal is a founding member of several research organizations focused on spiritual development and metamodern thought.
His work explores topics like analytic nonduality, sacred naturalism, and emerging models of spirituality for a post-postmodern world. He is senior editor of Emerge online and co-chair of the Foundation for Integral Spirituality and Religion. Pascal has authored Gurdjieff for a Time Between Worlds and contributes to various esoteric journals, making him a notable voice in contemporary integral philosophy and metamodern spirituality.

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