Shared Presence Foundation

@sharedpresencefoundationUShost: Roger A. WeirAnalyzed

Philosophyhermeneuticsphilosophyplatoeducationscience
Open on YouTube

Audience and activity

Subscribers1.4K
Views per video216median of the last 30
Views per subscriber0.16how many actually watch
Comments per video0median
Uploads per month4.5
Last upload5d ago2026-10-06
Total views216K
Total videos897
Long-form / Shorts64% / 36%

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What Shared Presence Foundation makes

Topics hermeneutics, philosophy, plato, education, science

The Shared Presence Foundation publicly disseminates the presentations of Roger A. Weir. The Foundation has compiled, documented and made his works available at https://sharedpresencefoundation.org and on this YouTube channel. Roger A. Weir (1940–2018) – scholar and lifelong educator – devoted his life to educating people about the hermetic tradition and he developed a 2-year educational cycle which explored the complementary relationship between natural human development and the development of art and science.

Features other people

Recent videos

TitlePublishedViewsLength
Courage Holds the LineShort2026-10-1151 min
Plato Isn’t Being SimpleShort2026-10-1051 min
Plato’s Cosmic StatesmanShort2026-10-10161 min
A Plan Needs the Right PersonShort2026-10-09251 min
Can Knowledge Know Itself?Short2026-10-09331 min
Greek Yoga for the MindShort2026-10-09131 min
The Shared Road to TruthShort2026-10-08261 min
Plato Calls Out the SophistsShort2026-10-08401 min
When Truth Gets SingularShort2026-10-08131 min
Theory Needs ReceiptsShort2026-10-08551 min

Contact Shared Presence Foundation

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Website sharedpresencefoundation.org

YouTube youtube.com/@sharedpresencefoundation

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