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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Gabor weaving Johnny Cash and the Buddhist 'Dhammapada'
How brave you are for slowing down
Efu discussed her methods integrating ancestral wisdom from her Snail Clan in Tanzania, somatic therapy, and family constellations
Truly, we live with mysteries too marvelous to be understood
Presidential candidate Cornel West and author Gabor Maté met for the first time this week to discuss the horrors of Israel’s war on Gaza.
A reunion of the seminal Indian / European jazz fusion band for NPR's Tiny Desk Concert
My mother is three years younger than Nakba
How Buddhist meditation and mindfulness practices, in combination with more traditional forms of therapy, can help to heal individual and collective trauma
