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Ian McEwan, the British novelist who confounds many expectations, was recently interviewed by Mick Brown for the Telegraph. (Brown too knows something about words, having written six books himself.) McEwan expects to take some heat for his new novel, Solar, which is about global warming. Citing the classifications made by Stewart Brand (of Whole Earth [...]

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Mina Bissell, Ph.D., Distinguished Scientist, has been working for years in the field of tumor biology. She has made some astonishing discoveries that have influenced new generations of scientists, including the facts that cancer is not only a disease of the cell, but a disease of the organ; and there is an experimentally demonstrable mechanism [...]

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The trailer for Sandra’s short film, Listen With Your Heart (directed by Victor Demko), includes a reminder that the shamanic path is a path of humility, and that shamanism lives in the mouths of others: only the community defines who is a shaman, by granting its recognition. The person who self-proclaims is likely to be [...]

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The Dances of Universal Peace were assembled in their current form by Samuel L. Lewis late in the 1960s. In a quiet setting, participants, dressed in comfortable, loose clothing, join hands in a circle. In its center are the musicians, and the leader, who teaches the movements and words, and sometimes relates a little history [...]

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Journalist and novelist Stephanie Theobald, who may know more about celebrities than anyone on the planet, notes that Goldie Hawn and Deepak Chopra have been into transformational breathing for many years. On Times Online, Theobald shares with us her own experience, including her history as a willing but unsuccessful beneficiary of various alternative medicine modalities [...]

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All over the world, people are taking steps to strengthen global community. Some of the most courageous are those who believe in and practice living in harmony with different religions. At AllAfrica.com, Ebenezer Edohasim reports on an encouraging development in Nigeria, where the Oketude Ministry has brought Muslims and Christians together in worship for two [...]

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“Finding Your Unique Voice,” an interview with jazz pianist Abdullah Ibrahim, comes to us courtesy of SGI Quarterly, a Buddhist forum concerned with peace, culture and education. Unfortunately the journalist who conducted the interview is not identified, but our appreciation goes out to her or him. The piece is packed with riches. In South Africa, [...]

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Here’s an interesting website, called Elevate Hollywood, and subtitled “Connecting and Catalyzing Conscious Creatives.” Its mission statement says, “Though our home base is Downtown Los Angeles, our mission is global.” The website is a place for film-industry folk with eternity on their minds, to collect and disseminate information about projects that aim to do a [...]

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One of the enticing events on Sandra’s schedule is the Shambala Mountain Retreat, May 14-16. She will teach “Experiencing the Shamanic Journey: For Insight, Guidance, and Healing.” Participants are encouraged to bring a drum or a rattle, or both; a blanket; a scarf for tying around the eyes; and a notebook and pen. Here is [...]

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Earlier this month, Yoko Ono spoke to the students at Oxford University in England. Imagine Peace website brings us a transcript of that talk, titled “A Quiet Revolution.” The speech is about how people are destroying the planet. It’s about a step-by-step plan for peace. It’s about the intent of healing. There are so many [...]

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