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Matt Walker: Sleeping Enough to Be Truly Awake

"Human beings are the only species that deprives themselves of sleep. No other species that we see will do this... ...

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Frank Ostaseski: Lessons to the Living From the Dying

Frank Ostaseski is a teacher, international lecturer and a leading voice in contemplative end-of-life care. He is ...

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The Man Who Planted Trees: a Conversation with David Milarch

Twenty some years ago David Milarch hovered above the bed, looking down at his motionless body. Years of alcoholism ...

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Kay Pranis: the Art of Holding Circle

Kay Pranis, a facilitator of peacemaking circles, believes that each of us is inherently good, wise, and powerful. ...

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Thomas Ponce: on Behalf of All Living Beings

Thomas Ponce is a 16-year-old animal rights advocate and a citizen lobbyist from Casselberry, Florida. He is the ...

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Thom Bond: Changing the Conversation with Nvc

In 2002 Thom Bond was a successful environmental engineer, passionate about designing smart buildings that used ...

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For the Sake of One We Love and Are Losing: a Meditative Poem

The origin story of "For the Sake of One We Love and Are Losing" lies in a dream that writer Phyllis Cole-Dai had ...

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Liz Mitten Ryan: One with the Herd

In 1999 Liz Mitten Ryan, award-winning artist, mother of six and founder of a successful fine art publishing company ...

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Breathing Miracles Into Being: the Linda Scotson Technique

Soon after he was born, Linda Scotson's son, Doran, was diagnosed with severe athetoid cerebral palsy. Doctors said ...

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Addressing Social Injustice with Compassion

Professor Rhonda Magee is a faculty member at the University of San Francisco law school, an expert in contemplative ...

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Jeannie Kahwajy: Catch Everything as Help

"I want to catch what people are offering, catch everything as help; like Aikido. Aikido is a martial art where it ...

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Ken Cloke: There Is No Them. There Is Just Us.

"If chickens are playing on a playground and they're fighting, the very first thing that we tend to do is separate ...

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You Are What You See: Inspiring Kindness Through Images

We live in a world where news stories are riddled with negativity; wars, crashes, political and social strife fill ...

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Elisabet Sahtouris on Ecosophy

In this interview Elizabet Sahtouris shares how society must unite to work toward the common goal of creating a ...

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A Conversation with Ashton Applewhite

In this interview ageism expert Ashton Applewhite discusses what she has learned over the course of her work. ...

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Luc and the Lovingtons: Music as a Force of Love

At 6-years-old Luc Reynaud announced to his teacher that he was going to paint the moon. "And what about the Earth, ...

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Thu Nguyen: the Creative Act of Healing

Thu Nguyen's life trajectory has far from predictable. Her father left before she was born. As a child she relocated ...

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Ann Medlock: Sticking Her Neck Out for Our Common Humanity

"There is a fundamentalist mindset that is manifesting all over the world, and the fundamental mind says, "There are ...

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Water Is Life: an Interview with Cheryl Angel

Cheryl Angel is an indigenous leader, wise (Sioux) Lakota elder woman, mother of five children, and lifelong devoted ...

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Food Not Bombs: an Interview with Keith Mchenry

Keith McHenry, co-founder of Food Not Bombs, has a vision: food not bombs changes people, service brings people ...

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Robert Bengston: Inspiration Campaign

In 2012 artist Robert Bengston started a new participatory, people-powered project, Inspiration Campaign, that ...

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Healing Children One Community and One Breath at a Time

When he was just 6 years old, J.G. Larochette felt a deep calling to bring love and awareness to communities ...

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Edmund Benson: Constructive Aging, Positivity Cards and More

In this Awakin Call interview, Edmund Benson discusses his life from his difficult childhood through retirement when ...

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Anthony Chavez: Continuing His Grandfather's Legacy of Inspiration

When Cesar Chavez died, 30,000 people showed up to march in his honor. He was the visionary force behind the United ...

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Arlene Samen: Saving Lives of Mothers & Infants Around the World

Arlene Samen has been a Nurse Practitioner in Maternal Fetal Medicine for over 33 years. In 1997, Arlene met the ...

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Myron Eshowky: a Deeper Listening

"When I was 6 years old, I began to go for an hour every day, before school had started, to work with a speech ...

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Miti Desai: Where Dance, Design & Inner Transformation Meet

At the end of her first day at her first job at a prestigious design firm in Mumbai, 20-year-old Miti Desai came ...

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Say Wow: a Conversation with Poet Chelan Harkin

At the age of 21, on a pilgrimage to Israel, Chelan Harkin found herself sitting alone in the same cell that some ...

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Fabiana Fondevila: the Many Flavors of Wonder

Fabiana Fondevila is an Argentinian writer, speaker, teacher, and all-around wonder activist. She began her career ...

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Love and Philosophy Between Prison Walls and Ivory Towers

In 1987, while teaching a class at MIT [the Massachusetts Institute of Technology] on nonviolence, philosophy ...

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Joserra Gonzalez: a Re-Love-Ution Blooms in Spain

"We are at the verge of many changes, and if we stay together in this journey, we can really face this big current ...

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The Dancing Doctor

On a chilly morning in November, 2013, Deborah Cohan, MD, a clinical professor and program director at the ...

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Jolanda Van Den Berg: We Are Each Other. No Victims, No Heroes:

By some definitions, Jolanda van den Berg might be dubbed a philanthropist, a social entrepreneur, a life coach, or ...

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Scilla Elworthy: a Business Plan for Peace

A distinguished activist for peace for over 30 years, Dr. Scilla Elworthy has met with scientists and nuclear ...

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Diana Beresford-Kroeger: the Call of the Trees

Diana Beresford-Kroeger is a world-recognized botanist, medical biochemist and author (and now filmmaker). She is ...

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Kindness as an Avenue to Awe

While many schools are emphasizing the importance of test scores and textbooks, Puget Sound Community School is ...

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Yoav Peck: Encountering Others in Their Full Humanity

Two countries in an endless war with each other. Generations of enemies born into hating the opposition. And with no ...

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Designing Companies That Are Loved

"When Scott Elias lost 80% of his hearing in kindergarten, his emotional and intuitive connection to the world went ...

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Lissa Rankin: Sacred Medicine & the Mysteries of Healing

"I write a lot in Sacred Medicine about the paradoxes of healing and one of them is to be clear in your intention to ...

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Matthew Fox: Bowing to the Heart Over Authority

"And so creativity should be at the heart of all ritual; not a frozen form, but a flexible form. Dance is at the ...

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Rajni Bakshi: a Teller of Stories of Modern Day Gandhians

Rajni Bakshi is a Mumbai-based freelance journalist and storyteller who writes about social and political movements ...

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Learning to Move From Strength Instead of Strain

As a young man he trained for a decade in the classical dance form of bharatanatyam. As an adult he studied yoga, ...

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Charles Halpern: Cultivating Wisdom for Justice

Charles Halpern exemplifies cultivating inner resources for working in justice and social transformation. His ...

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The Frightfully Wondrous Experience of Being Here

Ra Avis didn't call herself a writer till she was accused of the crime that would eventually result in 437 days of ...

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What Does It Mean to Live Wisely and Well?

What does it mean to live wisely and well and what does it take? How can we cultivate qualities such as love, ...

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Giang Dang: a Happy Soul Serves Happily

"Who is Giang Dang? She is a grassroots change-maker in Vietnam, who serves the underprivileged communities with ...

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Othering & Belonging

john a. powell is one of the foremost public intellectuals in the areas of civil rights, racism, ethnicity, housing ...

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Losing His Voice Led Him to Helping Others Strengthen Theirs

"There are lots of ways to lose your voice in this world." These words were spoken by Kevin Hancock, an ...

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