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Living simply can help us challenge society’s inequities, live in alignment with nature, and build community. By Megan SweasEditor and Director of CommunicationsDornsife College of Letters, Arts and SciencesUniversity of…
By Dr. Adam J. PowellAssistant Professor (Research), Religion and Medical HumanitiesDurham University By Dr. Peter MoseleySenior Research Fellow, PsychologyNorthumbria University, Newcastle Introduction It’s a blustery October night in 1841, and…
Is it possible that the human future depends upon a new sacred story that gives us a reason to care? By David KortenCo-Founder, YES! MediaPresident, Living Economies Forum Introduction “For…
Sarah is experiencing a phenomenon and dreads falling asleep. Moments after she closes her eyes, her body becomes paralysed. By Dr. Alexander De FoeAssociate lecturerRMIT University Introduction Sarah dreads falling…
Hiking is a near-perfect combination of elements known to relax us. By Karin KleinWriter and Author There are times when I don’t know what to do with myself. I feel…
Pleasure is neither a commodity nor a reward. It’s a foundational human need. By adrienne maree brownWriter and Editor Introduction Feeling good is not frivolous, it is a measure of…
Alternative beliefs like spiritualism seem to experience resurgences in times of crisis By Beth SaundersCurator and Head of Special Collections and GalleryUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore County Introduction The word séance conjures images…
By Dr. Jeremy David Engels Professor of Communication Arts and SciencesPenn State Introduction On June 21, for International Yoga Day, people will take out their yoga mats and practice sun salutations…
Science explains how people are changing our natural systems, but we need to recognize the importance of emotions and the spiritual world in charting a course to the future. By Dr. Andrew J. HoffmanProfessor of Management…
The hope of finding the ideal soulmate – our missing half, may be deeply embedded in religious beliefs. By Dr. Bradley OnishiAssociate Professor of Religious StudiesSkidmore College Introduction The United States appears to be in a…
