Jun 23, 2026 · 33 min · 9 segments
David's guest this month is **Arabella Thaïs,** who is a transdisciplinary philosopher whose work explores the deep structure of reality. She earned a First-Class Honours degree in English Literature…
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And we're going to start with the first question, which is really a shaping moment involving your choice of work, leading to where you are now, because I think you've had a number of avenues that you've pursued.

Well, I'd say the axial moment for me in terms of how I arrived to be where I am now and the crux of my life's work, which I guess is on time, really.

But time is really the leading concern and concept, right? And this moment occurred at the beginning of 2017.

And somehow, despite having studied literature for four years, I had never encountered the text Four Quartets

What did occur has led me to believe that certain texts may carry... let's see, I don't know, kind of hyperdimensional codes, if you will, that can kind of activate.

I had a revelatory divine activation through this text, Four Quartets by T.S. Eliot.

And we're going to start with the first question, which is really a shaping moment involving your choice of work, leading to where you are now, because I think you've had a number of avenues that you've pursued.

Well, I'd say the axial moment for me in terms of how I arrived to be where I am now and the crux of my life's work, which I guess is on time, really.

But time is really the leading concern and concept, right? And this moment occurred at the beginning of 2017.

And somehow, despite having studied literature for four years, I had never encountered the text Four Quartets

What did occur has led me to believe that certain texts may carry... let's see, I don't know, kind of hyperdimensional codes, if you will, that can kind of activate.

I had a revelatory divine activation through this text, Four Quartets by T.S. Eliot.
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