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Kimberley Lafferty (Part 3) – The Path of Wisdom, Heart, and Ethics: A Developmental Perspective on the Journey of Awakening

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Roger Walsh and John Dupuy, Roger Walsh, and John Dupuy에서 제공하는 콘텐츠입니다. 에피소드, 그래픽, 팟캐스트 설명을 포함한 모든 팟캐스트 콘텐츠는 Roger Walsh and John Dupuy, Roger Walsh, and John Dupuy 또는 해당 팟캐스트 플랫폼 파트너가 직접 업로드하고 제공합니다. 누군가가 귀하의 허락 없이 귀하의 저작물을 사용하고 있다고 생각되는 경우 여기에 설명된 절차를 따르실 수 있습니다 https://ko.player.fm/legal.

Ep. 176 (Part 3 of 3) | Longtime spiritual practitioner, gifted teacher, Tibetan Buddhist lama, and developmental psychology specialist Kimberley Lafferty integrates contemporary psychology and wisdom tradition in this lively, luminous conversation about the process of awakening, the evolution of ethics, and the extraordinary capacities that come online as we mature into later stages of development. What do developmental perspectives have to add to our understanding of human nature and to spiritual practice? Our meaning-making shifts radically as we develop, Kimberley says, and because of that our reality itself shifts. This is why communicating with people with very different points of view can fail so miserably—one person’s reality is simply not the same as the next person’s reality. We need to discern, what is their meaning-making reality in this moment? What is ours?

Throughout, Kimberley grounds the discussion in practical, real-life scenarios; she also shares intriguing research on later stage development that has found that as we mature, our senses evolve: our hearing evolves to deep attunement; our seeing evolves to witnessing, our capacity of touch evolves to embody presence. It’s exciting and inspiring to see the road ahead, to acquire new insights and tools to improve communication across cultural (and age) divides, to have the concept of bodhicitta unpacked so deftly and common misperceptions about emptiness corrected—and to witness Kimberley’s wise and zesty approach to life: “What connects us all is our luminous, aware consciousness,” she says, “and if we can lean into the messiness, I think we can find our way through.” Recorded October 3, 2024.

“How can I reconstruct myself to be truth, goodness, and beauty?”

Topics & Time Stamps – Part 3

  • What are some of the capacities that come online as people mature? (01:26)
  • At late stage development, people awaken to individual construction; this is meta-awareness or 5th person perspective (03:40)
  • It’s like waking up in a lucid dream and realizing you’re dreaming (06:00)
  • How can I reconstruct myself to be truth, goodness, and beauty? (07:24)
  • Development is a balloon, not a ladder (10:15)
  • How developmental theory illuminates broader perspective taking: the capacity of skillful means (13:12)
  • Siddhis (transpersonal powers) start to come on: precognitive capacities, the capacity of empathy (16:24)
  • What challenges come about as we develop? (17:40)
  • What connects us is our luminous, aware consciousness—if we can lean into the messiness, we can find our way through (22:43)
  • What are humans becoming? The possibility of becoming trans-human (25:28)
  • In later stages, our senses evolve: our hearing evolves to deep attunement; our seeing evolves to witnessing, to see through time and space, our capacity of touch evolves to embody presence (28:49)
  • Seeing polarities rather than opposites: polarities are the building blocks of how we construct reality (31:50)
  • Bodhicitta taps us into our ultimate nature (35:12)
  • Correcting misperceptions of the bodhisattva vow (40:34)
  • The tradition of debate in the Tibetan-Buddhist tradition (42:30)
  • You are not alone; there is spiritual support available (45:36)

Resources & References


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Kimberley Theresa Lafferty is a seasoned teacher-practitioner specializing in constructive developmental psychology and Indo-Tibetan Vajrayana. She leads multi-year, private spiritual education cohorts with the Confluence Experience, and co-leads, with Terri O’Fallon, the penultimate Minds I year-long developmental course of Stages International. She is an active Board member for the Association for Spiritual Integrity. Kimberley is also a wife and mother to a young son, living in a remote valley of the North Cascades of North America which deeply impacts her worldview and practice.

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Podcast produced by Vanessa Santos and Show Notes by Heidi Mitchell

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Roger Walsh and John Dupuy, Roger Walsh, and John Dupuy에서 제공하는 콘텐츠입니다. 에피소드, 그래픽, 팟캐스트 설명을 포함한 모든 팟캐스트 콘텐츠는 Roger Walsh and John Dupuy, Roger Walsh, and John Dupuy 또는 해당 팟캐스트 플랫폼 파트너가 직접 업로드하고 제공합니다. 누군가가 귀하의 허락 없이 귀하의 저작물을 사용하고 있다고 생각되는 경우 여기에 설명된 절차를 따르실 수 있습니다 https://ko.player.fm/legal.

Ep. 176 (Part 3 of 3) | Longtime spiritual practitioner, gifted teacher, Tibetan Buddhist lama, and developmental psychology specialist Kimberley Lafferty integrates contemporary psychology and wisdom tradition in this lively, luminous conversation about the process of awakening, the evolution of ethics, and the extraordinary capacities that come online as we mature into later stages of development. What do developmental perspectives have to add to our understanding of human nature and to spiritual practice? Our meaning-making shifts radically as we develop, Kimberley says, and because of that our reality itself shifts. This is why communicating with people with very different points of view can fail so miserably—one person’s reality is simply not the same as the next person’s reality. We need to discern, what is their meaning-making reality in this moment? What is ours?

Throughout, Kimberley grounds the discussion in practical, real-life scenarios; she also shares intriguing research on later stage development that has found that as we mature, our senses evolve: our hearing evolves to deep attunement; our seeing evolves to witnessing, our capacity of touch evolves to embody presence. It’s exciting and inspiring to see the road ahead, to acquire new insights and tools to improve communication across cultural (and age) divides, to have the concept of bodhicitta unpacked so deftly and common misperceptions about emptiness corrected—and to witness Kimberley’s wise and zesty approach to life: “What connects us all is our luminous, aware consciousness,” she says, “and if we can lean into the messiness, I think we can find our way through.” Recorded October 3, 2024.

“How can I reconstruct myself to be truth, goodness, and beauty?”

Topics & Time Stamps – Part 3

  • What are some of the capacities that come online as people mature? (01:26)
  • At late stage development, people awaken to individual construction; this is meta-awareness or 5th person perspective (03:40)
  • It’s like waking up in a lucid dream and realizing you’re dreaming (06:00)
  • How can I reconstruct myself to be truth, goodness, and beauty? (07:24)
  • Development is a balloon, not a ladder (10:15)
  • How developmental theory illuminates broader perspective taking: the capacity of skillful means (13:12)
  • Siddhis (transpersonal powers) start to come on: precognitive capacities, the capacity of empathy (16:24)
  • What challenges come about as we develop? (17:40)
  • What connects us is our luminous, aware consciousness—if we can lean into the messiness, we can find our way through (22:43)
  • What are humans becoming? The possibility of becoming trans-human (25:28)
  • In later stages, our senses evolve: our hearing evolves to deep attunement; our seeing evolves to witnessing, to see through time and space, our capacity of touch evolves to embody presence (28:49)
  • Seeing polarities rather than opposites: polarities are the building blocks of how we construct reality (31:50)
  • Bodhicitta taps us into our ultimate nature (35:12)
  • Correcting misperceptions of the bodhisattva vow (40:34)
  • The tradition of debate in the Tibetan-Buddhist tradition (42:30)
  • You are not alone; there is spiritual support available (45:36)

Resources & References


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Kimberley Theresa Lafferty is a seasoned teacher-practitioner specializing in constructive developmental psychology and Indo-Tibetan Vajrayana. She leads multi-year, private spiritual education cohorts with the Confluence Experience, and co-leads, with Terri O’Fallon, the penultimate Minds I year-long developmental course of Stages International. She is an active Board member for the Association for Spiritual Integrity. Kimberley is also a wife and mother to a young son, living in a remote valley of the North Cascades of North America which deeply impacts her worldview and practice.

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Podcast produced by Vanessa Santos and Show Notes by Heidi Mitchell

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