SAND18 US — Action on the Bee Crisis

30:00 – FREE

A Great Leap in Being - SAND19 US

With Brian Swimme

One of the fundamental spiritual, social, and ecological challenges of our time is learning how to live into what we know.

Extinction and the Revolution of Love

By Charles Eisenstein

Contrary to its self-conception, Extinction Rebellion is not actually about climate change.

We Were Made for These Times

By Clarissa Pinkola Estes

I have heard from so many recently who are deeply and properly bewildered.

23:00 – FREE

The Exponential Explosion - SAND19 US

With Peter Russell

In the coming decades, the pace of life will be much faster than it is today

37:00 – FREE

Sacred Activism for the Great Turning - SAND19 US

With Cynthia Jurs

What can we do to bring healing and protection to the Earth?

22:00 – FREE

A Fierce and Tender Wisdom - SAND19 US

With Mirabai Starr

The feminine is rising, carrying cups of mercy and spreading flames of truth-telling

20:00 – FREE

Radical Love & the Cosmic Mirror
SAND19 US

With Teresa Mateus

Grounding in the Act of Seeing Sacred Difference

24:00 – FREE

The Trap of Being Right - SAND19 US

With Charles Eisenstein

There is a special area of the Matrix reserved for people who think they have exited the Matrix.

22:00 – FREE

The Exponential Explosion - SAND19 US

With Peter Russell

In the coming decades, the pace of life will be much faster than it is today

Spiritual Traditions Fail the Global Crisis - Part II

By Kavita Byrd

Why Our Spiritual Traditions Have Failed to Respond to the Global Crises – And How We Can Change That Now

Suffocating Racism

By Kelly Wendorf

What would you do if you suddenly realized you were a racist?

20:00 – FREE

Making Sanctuary: Is There a Solution for Climate Change? - SAND19 US

With Bayo Akomolafe

What if the ways we think about the climate crisis is the crisis?

21:00 – FREE

The Universe in Ecstatic Motion - SAND19 US

With Mona Haydar

How do we unlearn and de-program our toxic and limiting beliefs?

What Climate Collapse Asks of Us - Part I

By Bayo Akomolafe

In this (very, very) long essay, Bayo Akomolafe investigates the work and contributions of “postactivism” in our unique times

The World is our Field of Practice

By On Being

Krista Tippett and Rev. angel Kyodo williams touch upon some of the richest themes of the zeitgeist

No Time To Lose

By Joanna Macy

We’re in collapse now, but it doesn’t have to be a total collapse.

A Legacy for Dark Times: Becoming a Balm for All Wounds

By Vera de Chalambert

Some of the greatest nondual insights about the human condition were offered to our world in no ancient scroll

4:00 – FREE

Albatross (trailer)

A movie by chris jordan photographic arts

9:00 – FREE

The Relative is the Absolute

With Caverly Morgan

When we engage in the distortion that the relative plane is separate from the absolute, we ignore the reality of the illusion.

A Trail on the Ground

By Francis Weller

Uncertainty has come into our homes and found its way into each of our lives.

What If There Were No Future?

By Peter Russell

Some Overlooked Consequences of Accelerating Change

Spiritual Traditions Fail the Global Crises - Part I

By Kavita Byrd

Why Our Spiritual Traditions Have Failed to Respond to the Global Crises – And How We Can Change That Now

43:00 – FREE

SAND18 US - Obstacle to Our Evolution: A conversation

With Charles Eisenstein

Charles Eisenstein answers questions from the audience at SAND18 US.

53:00 – FREE

SAND18 US — Opening the Masculine Heart

With Charles Eisenstein, William Keepin, Kent Welsh, and Jeannie Zandi

A groundbreaking and moving discussion between leaders in the world of masculinity and gender relations

29:00 – FREE

A Great Leap in Being - SAND19 US

With Brian Swimme

One of the fundamental spiritual, social, and ecological challenges of our time is learning how to live into what we know.

19:00 – FREE

Making Sanctuary: Is There a Solution for Climate Change? - SAND19 US

With Bayo Akomolafe

What if the ways we think about the climate crisis is the crisis?

The Coronation

By Charles Eisenstein

Now that the rope has snapped, do we tie its ends back together?

A Net of Gems

By Keith Salmon

We are born with a yearning to find our place

24:00 – FREE

The Science of Social Justice - SAND19 US

With Sará King

Interpersonal Neurobiology (IPNB) is a radically interdisciplinary and groundbreaking field

25:00 – FREE

The Trap of Being Right - SAND19 US

With Charles Eisenstein

There is a special area of the Matrix reserved for people who think they have exited the Matrix.

Humanity at the Tipping Point

By Michael Meade

Humanity is not a cloak that people can put on when it is convenient to do so.

1:38:00 – FREE

The Climate Crisis: Grief for Planet Earth - SAND19 US

With Charles Eisenstein, Bayo Akomolafe, and Cynthia Jurs

Zaya Bennazzo asks panelists to share their insights about the climate crisis

21:00 – FREE

I Give you my Word
SAND19 US

With Orland Bishop

We live in a time characterized by convergences of many kinds

Mystical Experience: The True Language Of Religion And Of Feminism?

By Matthew Fox

In feminist theology therefore, the issue is not about exchanging pronouns but about another way of thinking of transcendence.

30:00 – FREE

Intimations of Nature's Grace - SAND19 US

With Keith Salmon

Many embrace perspectives and belief systems that are in discord with Nature’s rhythms.

1:11:00 – FREE

Social Justice: Are We One? SAND19 US

With Sará King, Caverly Morgan, Orland Bishop, and Konda Mason

The panelists invite SAND community members to explore privilege and consequences of racial and ontological identities.

43:00 – FREE

SAND18 US - Mushrooms, Mycelium & The Mycology of Consciousness - Part II

With Paul Stamets

Discover the world of magic mushrooms

What Climate Collapse Asks of Us - Part III

By Bayo Akomolafe

The way isn’t forward, it’s awkward

To Walk in Beauty

By Keith Salmon

Living in harmony with the rhythms and interrelationships of the Natural World is essential

22:00 – FREE

Putting Relate Back into Relationship - SAND19 US

With Deborah Johnson

Oftentimes, the culprit of our inability to genuinely relate in our heart is our adherence to the dualistic paradigm of “otherness.”

24:00 – FREE

The Resurgence of Indigenous Knowledge
SAND19 US

With Lyla June Johnston

Indigenous sciences, embedded and discussed through indigenous languages, have suffered great destruction.

What Climate Collapse Asks of Us - Part II

By Bayo Akomolafe

How we see the problem is part of the problem

Politics, Activism and Awakening

By Joan Tollifson

Politics is usually a hot-button subject, one that can trigger bitter arguments, end marriages,

Rumi Was Once a Twelve-Year-Old Refugee

By Pouria Montazeri

Little do Rumi Western admirers know, he was once a twelve-year-old refugee when his family emigrated from Balkh (modern day Afghanistan).