For our second Evolver Spore, "Beyond Money: What Comes Next?," we will explore workable alternatives to the current economic paradigm. Spores are already taking place in 20 cities. Find your local gathering or start your own. Wed, July 15.
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From Cape Town to Sydney, Baltimore to Boulder, and Asheville to Atlanta, seventeen cities will be synchronizing their energies for our first-ever off-line activation. Connect with the Spore in your area, or start your own!
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Please download our first call, a discussion between me and John Marshall Roberts – it's free – then sign up for our teleseminar series if you like what you hear.
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A bevy of enticing upcoming events feature Evolver co-founder Daniel Pinchbeck giving his particular skewed perspective on what may or may not happen in the near and far-fetched future.
This Sunday night, please join us for the first irregular Evolver Salon at Collective Hardware on the Bowery: "Electrical energy is political energy is personal energy is metaphysical energy," a presentation by Doctor Ryan Wartena
Most popular social networks are designed to support the "flattered self" and to make a profit for large corporations. Evolver.net is an independent network designed to engage people in transforming their own consciousness and their local communities.
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Join Charles Eisenstein, Ken Jordan, Steven Taylor, and Jill Ettinger for a reading of the RS anthology, Toward 2012, tonight, Wed, April 8 in Brooklyn, NY.
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This week Daniel Pinchbeck will speak about psychedelics and spirituality with Dharmanidhi Sarasvati on Tuesday and perspectives on 2012 this Friday.
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I propose that humanity may be undergoing a rapid
transition from the biological to the psychic phase of species
evolution in the next few years.
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Reality is becoming more improvisational and up-tempo. The ideas of Jose Arguelles, Terence McKenna and others about time going through ever-faster fractal spirals of historical pantomime seem increasingly on the mark. (more)
Talks this week in Sebastapol and San Francisco with Daniel Pinchbeck and Jamie Janover, on Nassim Haramein's unified field theory, 2012, and so much more.
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Peter Pinchbeck, my father, was a dedicated abstract painter who died in 2000. This Thursday, 2 exhibitions of his work open in Chelsea, at Gary Snyder ProjectSpace and the Luise Ross Gallery.
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The breakdown of our financial system presents an opportunity to make a new start. We could develop a different intention for what we are supposed to be doing together on this swiftly tilting planet, and institute new social and economic infrastructure to support that intent.
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Capitalism meshed the world together through networks of trade and communication, while maintaining monstrous inequities and irrational misuse of resources. The question that faces us now is: what comes after capitalism, and how do we get there?
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Over 50 percent of those who took our survey said they wanted to tell their friends about us. Join our digital street marketing team and spread the word about Reality Sandwich.
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In a rare New York appearance, experimental physicist Nassim Haramein presents his ideas in a five-hour talk on October 25. Be there or be fractal!
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Dmitry Orlov proposes that the US is entering into a rapid decline similar to the one experienced by Russia after the breakup of the Soviet Union in 1989. In this podcast, Orlov and I discuss the current state of disrepair.
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We are facing a difficult transition that needs to occur at a rapid pace if we don't want to experience dire consequences. The English "Transition Town" movement prepares local communities for the changes that are coming.
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Might the balls of light that have been appearing in photographs in recent years be evidence that the solar system is undergoing a phase transition to a higher-energy state?
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What kind of policies would offer a meaningful response
to our current situation? Unfortunately, the changes we need seem so
far beyond the limits of current political discourse that it might be
laughable if it weren't tragic.
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