Armunn Righ - Contemplations, Conversations and Podcasts
Oct 7, 2026 · 57 min · 11 segments
Armunn Righ and SaYo discuss pride and shame and beyond. Repentant Magdalene: (ebook + audiobook bundle): https://ko-fi.com/s/0e6a926e5b (paperback)…
Armunn RighHostSaYoHostWe have already touched on pride and shame before, probably multiple times.
But I would like to talk about that topic specifically because that seems to be the, uh, limitation or the some people can't go over to understand more deeply because of pride or shame is blocking them.
You know what I mean?
Especially people who are very intelligent, very smart.
They are s- sort of caught up in that knowledge they acquired from books or teachers or whatever they are.
And they were caught up in that knowledge, knowledge, and they can't really go past that to go past s- you know, seeing the whole more bigger picture, step back, because they want to hold onto that knowledge.
Because they are pr- they are proud of having that knowledge-
... or that they were intelligent in talking about intelligently using big words and many-
... different ideas, right? So I would just like to, you to touch on that.
Well, both pride and shame, at least in the way you have defined, uh, although you've defined more pride than shame, but, uh, I understand the inherent shame connected to that pride.
Yeah.
Hmm.
Um, you yourself said in the, uh, as you posed the question, that, um, uh, it is, uh, what would be considered academic knowledge.
Yeah.
Mm-hmm.
Or, you know, um, I was given this, this, these many certificates, like diplomas-
Yeah.
Mm-hmm
Mm-hmm.
We have already touched on pride and shame before, probably multiple times.
But I would like to talk about that topic specifically because that seems to be the, uh, limitation or the some people can't go over to understand more deeply because of pride or shame is blocking them.
You know what I mean?
Especially people who are very intelligent, very smart.
They are s- sort of caught up in that knowledge they acquired from books or teachers or whatever they are.
And they were caught up in that knowledge, knowledge, and they can't really go past that to go past s- you know, seeing the whole more bigger picture, step back, because they want to hold onto that knowledge.
Because they are pr- they are proud of having that knowledge-
... or that they were intelligent in talking about intelligently using big words and many-
... different ideas, right? So I would just like to, you to touch on that.
Well, both pride and shame, at least in the way you have defined, uh, although you've defined more pride than shame, but, uh, I understand the inherent shame connected to that pride.
Yeah.
Hmm.
Um, you yourself said in the, uh, as you posed the question, that, um, uh, it is, uh, what would be considered academic knowledge.
Yeah.
Mm-hmm.
Or, you know, um, I was given this, this, these many certificates, like diplomas-
Yeah.
Mm-hmm
Mm-hmm.
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