Kim Rosen, author of Saved by a Poem, reminds us that the rhythms and sounds of the spoken word can unlock habitual patterns of thought and open us to vast realms of consciousness. She reads poems of D.H. Lawrence, David Whyte and Rumi, sometimes accompanied by music, offering what mystics, poets and shamans have always known – the direct experience of poetry’s power to wake us up.
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A conversation from a SAND Community Gathering with renowned Trauma excerpt on his new autobiography.
How do we cultivate a sense of stillness when everything in our society is telling us to do the opposite?
"Whose voice calls me from the furthest reaches of the universe?"
Exploring the vital intersection of healing arts and indigeneity with Egyptian international interdisciplinary sound artist
A poem by Palestinian refugee Nibal Khalid
She, who speaks in climactic seed bursts of inspiration and steady sunrises the color of commitment.
Exploring Internal Family Systems from theory to practice.
Amid the cacophony of a cicada emergence, Anisa George reflects on her choice to leave the Bahá’í faith and its promise of a new civilization
