This reflective essay explores how our relationship to the past shapes the futures we can imagine. Greg Anderson invites readers to examine inherited narratives, question entrenched assumptions, and use history as a creative resource—opening possibilities for more humane, relational, and life-affirming ways of living forward together.
Akomolafe explores “cracks” as sacred ruptures in the architecture of modernity—sites where the world exceeds its own design and invites new forms of becoming. Rejecting doors, solutions, and behavioral frames, he gestures toward a geophilosophy of fugitivity, where instability reveals emergent possibilities beyond human exclusivity and settled assumptions.
The author proposes a bold new hypothesis: that DNA is not only a genetic blueprint but also a resonant antenna, capable of transmitting and receiving information across space and species. Exploring the Hundredth Monkey phenomenon through the lens of quantum biology and bioelectromagnetics, he positions consciousness as a field encoded deep within our biology.
As institutions and nations face challenges, we must honestly assess our creations—both miraculous and disastrous...This journey toward peace on Earth requires everyone's commitment: those clearing their personal karma, those feeling the evolutionary call, and the new generations being born. We must embrace this rising spirit of oneness and commit at a soul level to healing the past and co-creating a shining new culture of peace.
Do we have access to words and languages that are life-enhancing, that awaken our consciousness to an animate Earth and our place in a living cosmology? Do the words we choose, and the order in which we string them together, depict the world as a web of sacred systems with agency, or instead, tragically, as a vault of commodities and dead-matter resources for human use?
A visual storyteller attuned to the unique complexities of the liminal space we live in, Katie Teague's work shines in collaboration cutting-edge thinkers, philosophers, artists and writers exploring what it means to be human "in a time between worlds." Under her channel 'In the Making', Katie independently crafts thoughtful, extraordinary short films derived from her extensive, intimate interviews.
Dr. Rama Mani and Professor Alexander Schieffer are embarking on an epic journey. On Earth Day, April 22, 2024, their 7-year expedition begins - visiting every country while weaving a new narrative of interconnectedness and regeneration. Follow their itinerary and progress in Kosmos.
"Thomas Berry is eighty years old, and he wishes to let go of the responsibilities of keeping the Center going. It is time to return to a warmer climate and the embrace of family. Yet the challenge is how to manage this with grace and a modicum of ease."
"Hafiz is considered the zenith, the acme, the pinnacle, the apex of classical Persian literature of all time. In his lifetime, his lyrics captivated the soul of his people. His latest ones would be copied by hand and distributed for minstrels to sing and for people to read after performances. While written words were slower to travel, song was immediate."
As a rising star in the field of abstract mathematics, Michael discovered that he could see beauty and pattern where others could not. But his path was not to be inside academia, or even inside society. He went on a grand adventure to unify his Buddhism with his ability to see an expanded view of reality. He created beauty in a place where nobody else would, and made his friends amongst dolphins.