After the 2016 Lightning in a Bottle festival I was blessed with an opportunity to speak with Dream Rockwell, co-founder of the Do LaB. We spoke about the rewards and challenges which Transformational Festivals offer their participants, both those paying to attend and the teams which are working to bring them about.
Protecting the Peyote for Future Generations: Building on a Legacy of Perseverance
Is it necessary for the DEA to craft regulations in order for American Indians to cultivate peyote for religious use?
Corporate mindfulness is bunk. Here’s why.
Corporations are using mindfulness to null out pervasive problem of stress in the business world.
Introduction to Reiki – Jodi Criser Reiki Master
The Introduction to Reiki webinar debuts the historical background to the origination of Reiki, its many benefits, and how it is being used in hospitals across the nation. You will also learn a short meditation to introduce you to chi energy.
Meta Realities, Utopias: Imagining Impact at ITC2015
Meta Realities, Integral Theory, and radical utopias are all on the agenda for 2015’s Integral Theory Conference.
Coming Out of the Psychedelic Closet: A Conversation with Ingrid Walker
Gabriel D. Roberts sits down for an interview with Ingrid Walker, Ph.D. of the University of Washington Tacoma on coming out of the psychedelic closet, drug legality, and American culture’s paradoxical relationship with drugs through fear and embrace.
Free Will Astrology: Week of February 19
Here are your horoscopes, with fresh supplies of insurrectionary beauty and dissident compassion.
Seed Libraries Fight for the Right to Share
Sharing seeds may sound innocuous enough, yet this increasingly popular exchange—and wider seed access—is under attack by agriculture officials interpreting seed laws and powerful corporations expanding their proprietary and market control.
Year in Review: Latin America in 2014
This year much of my time and energy has been spent in Latin America. I have talked about events in various countries and ways in which people are waking up. With the closing of the year, let’s look at some of these stories and see how they have developed.
Owning Is the New Sharing
The notion that sharing would do away with the need for owning has been one of the mantras of sharing economy promoters. We could share cars, houses, and labor, trusting in the platforms to provide. But it’s becoming clear that ownership matters as much as ever.
