Love and Philosophy | Loss and Liberation: Feminine Healing For Everyone with lori lozinsky @waymaking23 | Uploaded August 2024 | Updated October 2024, 8 hours ago.
Filmmaker lori lozinski on Femininity, Nature, and Self-Discovery through exploration: how can we get past old ideas of what it means to be a girl?
Award-winning producer and filmmaker lori lozinski, renowned for her poignant short films 'The Pilgrimage' and 'A Motorcycle Saved My Life,' opens up about navigating personal loss, challenging societal norms, and achieving balance between masculine and feminine energies through the liberating experience of motorcycling. Touching on transformative events like Babes Ride Out and discovering the deep connections between humans and nature, Andrea and lori explore themes of belonging, reconciliation, and self-acceptance. A powerful dialogue on freedom, identity, and the importance of embracing one's true self. PHOTO@Eline Mets
lori's website and films: violatorfilms.com/about
The Pilgrimage: youtube.com/watch?v=LmcjXEqybqg
A Motorcycle Saved My Life: mediaspace.nfb.ca/epk/a-motorcycle-saved-my-life
00:00 Finding Purpose in Everyday Life
00:26 The Motorcycle Connection
00:54 Living in the Present Moment
01:34 Embracing Identity and Safety
02:41 Balancing Masculine and Feminine Energies
04:41 Introduction to lori lozinsky
08:54 lori's Childhood and Family Dynamics
11:31 Journey to Filmmaking
15:36 Mother's Influence and Family Challenges
20:49 Sports and Personal Struggles
33:48 Facing the Fear of Failure
33:57 Supportive Parents and Childhood Memories
36:25 The Impact of Sports and Parental Support
37:14 The Pilgrimage Ride Experience
38:35 Coping with Parental Loss
40:46 Embracing Motorcycles and Personal Freedom
43:20 Navigating Family Dynamics and Personal Growth
01:01:34 Balancing Masculine and Feminine Energies
01:06:55 Creating the Pilgrimage Documentary
01:10:09 Returning to Vancouver: A Filmmaker's Journey
01:10:29 The Ride: A Unique Motorcycle Experience
01:12:01 The Mystery and Trust of the Ride
01:12:59 The Bonding Experience
01:15:23 Capturing the Journey: Filming the Ride
01:15:57 Reflections on Motorcycling and Masculinity
01:19:30 Nature, Belonging, and Safety
01:20:49 A Motorcycle Saved My Life: Exploring Family and Land
01:31:35 Healing the Mother Wound
01:45:13 Reconciliation and Future Projects
01:48:54 Closing Thoughts and Gratitude
Support the Show: paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=ZPRQ93NL89RRY
Join the Substack: lovephilosophy.substack.com
These are conversations I’ve been having with scientists, artists, & philosophers to understand how our approach to life and cognition might address some of the urgent divides we face today. It started as part of my philosophical (academic) research in phenomenology and neuroscience whereby I elucidate the practice of holding the paradox when it comes to the philosophy and science of mind.
By love and philosophy, I mean the people, passions, and ideas that move us, shape the trajectories of our lives, and co-create our wider social landscapes.
Partly due to my trajectory in philosophy, embodied cognition, neuroscience & technology, I’m hoping to better observe binary distinctions in our academic & personal lives (science vs. spiritual, mental vs. physical, technological vs. biological). What positive roles have these structures played? How might rethinking these structures & their parameters open new paths & ecological potentials?
Filmmaker lori lozinski on Femininity, Nature, and Self-Discovery through exploration: how can we get past old ideas of what it means to be a girl?
Award-winning producer and filmmaker lori lozinski, renowned for her poignant short films 'The Pilgrimage' and 'A Motorcycle Saved My Life,' opens up about navigating personal loss, challenging societal norms, and achieving balance between masculine and feminine energies through the liberating experience of motorcycling. Touching on transformative events like Babes Ride Out and discovering the deep connections between humans and nature, Andrea and lori explore themes of belonging, reconciliation, and self-acceptance. A powerful dialogue on freedom, identity, and the importance of embracing one's true self. PHOTO@Eline Mets
lori's website and films: violatorfilms.com/about
The Pilgrimage: youtube.com/watch?v=LmcjXEqybqg
A Motorcycle Saved My Life: mediaspace.nfb.ca/epk/a-motorcycle-saved-my-life
00:00 Finding Purpose in Everyday Life
00:26 The Motorcycle Connection
00:54 Living in the Present Moment
01:34 Embracing Identity and Safety
02:41 Balancing Masculine and Feminine Energies
04:41 Introduction to lori lozinsky
08:54 lori's Childhood and Family Dynamics
11:31 Journey to Filmmaking
15:36 Mother's Influence and Family Challenges
20:49 Sports and Personal Struggles
33:48 Facing the Fear of Failure
33:57 Supportive Parents and Childhood Memories
36:25 The Impact of Sports and Parental Support
37:14 The Pilgrimage Ride Experience
38:35 Coping with Parental Loss
40:46 Embracing Motorcycles and Personal Freedom
43:20 Navigating Family Dynamics and Personal Growth
01:01:34 Balancing Masculine and Feminine Energies
01:06:55 Creating the Pilgrimage Documentary
01:10:09 Returning to Vancouver: A Filmmaker's Journey
01:10:29 The Ride: A Unique Motorcycle Experience
01:12:01 The Mystery and Trust of the Ride
01:12:59 The Bonding Experience
01:15:23 Capturing the Journey: Filming the Ride
01:15:57 Reflections on Motorcycling and Masculinity
01:19:30 Nature, Belonging, and Safety
01:20:49 A Motorcycle Saved My Life: Exploring Family and Land
01:31:35 Healing the Mother Wound
01:45:13 Reconciliation and Future Projects
01:48:54 Closing Thoughts and Gratitude
Support the Show: paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=ZPRQ93NL89RRY
Join the Substack: lovephilosophy.substack.com
These are conversations I’ve been having with scientists, artists, & philosophers to understand how our approach to life and cognition might address some of the urgent divides we face today. It started as part of my philosophical (academic) research in phenomenology and neuroscience whereby I elucidate the practice of holding the paradox when it comes to the philosophy and science of mind.
By love and philosophy, I mean the people, passions, and ideas that move us, shape the trajectories of our lives, and co-create our wider social landscapes.
Partly due to my trajectory in philosophy, embodied cognition, neuroscience & technology, I’m hoping to better observe binary distinctions in our academic & personal lives (science vs. spiritual, mental vs. physical, technological vs. biological). What positive roles have these structures played? How might rethinking these structures & their parameters open new paths & ecological potentials?
