Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
In this wide-ranging conversation, Bernard Beitman is joined by Jeff Kripal and Jonathan Zapp to explore one of the most urgent questions of our time: what story is Humanity living inside now—and what story must come next?
Moving beyond dystopian collapse narratives, the discussion examines conscious evolution, imagination, and the emergence of new myths capable of holding paranormal experience, altered states, synchronicity, and the future human. Drawing from mysticism, psychology, science fiction, and lived experience, they explore how ego experiences crisis while the deeper self recognizes emerging futures
Telepathy, near-death experiences, AI, resonance, and “super stories” are approached as signals—hints of capacities and narratives already forming at the edges of culture. This conversation asks how new stories might integrate them recognizing that religious stories are forms of science fiction.
If Humanity is to evolve, the future depends on the stories we dare to imagine for ourselves and together.
In this wide-ranging conversation, Bernard Beitman is joined by Jeff Kripal and Jonathan Zapp to explore one of the most urgent questions of our time: what story is Humanity living inside now—and what story must come next?
Moving beyond dystopian collapse narratives, the discussion examines conscious evolution, imagination, and the emergence of new myths capable of holding paranormal experience, altered states, synchronicity, and the future human. Drawing from mysticism, psychology, science fiction, and lived experience, they explore how ego experiences crisis while the deeper self recognizes emerging futures
Telepathy, near-death experiences, AI, resonance, and “super stories” are approached as signals—hints of capacities and narratives already forming at the edges of culture. This conversation asks how new stories might integrate them recognizing that religious stories are forms of science fiction.
If Humanity is to evolve, the future depends on the stories we dare to imagine for ourselves and together.
