The Science Of Our Collective Memory
Danielle Graham – Sheldrake proposes that ‘memory’ is inherent in cells, and that life exhibits “evolutionary habits,” a quality that Darwin also noted.
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The Emergence of Connected Consciousness
Azriel ReShel – Nature, when we’re open enough to listen to it, always provides us with clues for living a harmonious life.
Neuroscience and the ‘Sanskrit Effect’
Azriel ReShel – With their extraordinary chanting and low throaty drone of ancient sacred texts, the Gyuto Monks of Tibet have kept audiences in the West spellbound.
Science Validates Collective Intention
Jacob Devany – Can thought, intention, and emotion influence the physical world?
The Impact of Morphic Resonance
Charles Eisenstein – The rational mind, steeped in separation, doubts that his healing could really make a difference.
Ecology and the Human Heart
The Dalia Lama – According to Buddhist teaching, there is a very close interdependence between the natural environment and the sentient beings living in it.
The Opposite of Addiction is Connection
Jonathan Davis – Do stronger human connections immunize us against emotional distress?
The Root Cause of Depression and How to Heal It
Azriel ReShel – The disease of disconnection is wreaking havoc on our mental health.
No Self is an Island
Kingsley L. Dennis – Whether we like to admit it or not, we need other people.
The Importance of Being Vulnerable in a Hardening World
Sofia Adamson – What’s missing in our world is connection, and vulnerability is the key to reconnection.