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Sixth Sense Migration

Bridget Algiere

A new study suggests a visual center in the brain tied to light-sensing cells in the eyes guides birds on their migratory journey, not the magnetic sensing cells in their beaks. (more)
11-7-09

Psyche

Divination Preview

Erik Davis

Join me this Sunday, Nov. 8th, on a free call about our upcoming Evolver Intensives tele-seminar series, “Divination: How to Read the Future Now." (more)

11-6-09

Eco

Our Evolving Solar System: Plasma, Polar Reversals, and 2012

Mark Heley

The year 2012 coincides with the next predicted solar sunspot maximum. A dramatic increase in cosmic radiation is likely to affect Earth's magnetic fields and the atmosphere of the planet in unpredictable ways. The question is to what extent and how these changes will manifest. (more)

11-6-09

Life

13 Grandmothers in NYC

Remi Gurak

Evolver NYC is a proud media sponsor of a weekend-long celebration of the International Council of the Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers including prayer, healings, prophecy and teachings on sacred medicine.  
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11-6-09

Commons

SyFy Covers 2012

Greg Sullivan

Unlike the apocalyptic focus most of Big Media takes with the mysterious topic of 2012, an upcoming documentary on the SyFy network promises to show things a bit differently.

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11-6-09

Commons

Souldish NYC: Nov 6 -14

Salma

Seeding Gift Culture with Charles Eisenstein, One Love Community Drum Circle, Archaic Revival’s Hypnagogia and more this week on Souldish.

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11-6-09

Commons

New Tales from the Spirit Vine

Adam Elenbaas

Last night the Ayahuasca Monologues returned to Webster Hall in New York City with five new visionary stories about the renowned sacred brew of the Amazon. Please post a comment and let us know what you thought about the show. (more)

11-6-09

Commons

Networks of Grace

Andrew Harvey

From my study of terrorist and fundamentalist organizations, I had learned that they rely on small cells of people who sustain and inspire each other. I envisioned a network of individual cells of people praying, meditating, and acting together for positive change on local or international issues. Now there are a dozen "Networks of Grace" cells around the country. (more)

11-5-09

Tech

Sex-free Babies

Chris Kaplan

Reproduction of the species no longer needs the copulation of a male and a female as scientists have successfully created sperm and eggs from stem cells. (more)

11-5-09

Arts

John Cusack on 2012

Jennifer Palmer

Actor John Cusack referenced Daniel Pinchbeck's book, 2012: The Return of Quetzalcoatl when asked in an interview about what he personally thought would happen on that fateful year. (more)

11-5-09

Psyche

Polyamory on Parade

Amy George

It happened in a moment of compassion for my friend. I somehow spontaneously channeled a higher-worldly force that moved through me to sexually heal her. I couldn't stop saying, "There's enough of me to go around." It was beautiful and amazing. How can this be wrong? Is this "cheating"?  (more)

11-4-09

Eco

Glowing Shrooms

Kyle Davis

Seven new “glow in the dark” species of mushrooms were discovered around the globe this October. (more)

11-4-09

Life

United Knowledge

Erin Shaw

The Traditional Knowledge Initiative explores how traditional knowledge can be applied to climate change, water management, forestry, international policy, and higher education.

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11-4-09

Life

Glory in the Highest (Part Three)

Rob Brezsny

But wait a minute. What about all the people who don't have enough to eat and a comfortable place to sleep? How about the victims of war and epidemics, and the oppressed who live under the rule of tyrants, and the innocents whose lives are distorted by bigotry? Where's their glory in the highest? Why should they feel grateful? Part Three of a three-part series. (more)

11-3-09

Commons

Big Brother's New Home

Remi Gurak

The NSA is getting a million square feet of building space to house supercomputers that will permanently store private data. (more)

11-3-09

Eco

Future Ivy Outbreak

Stephen Hershey

Scientists testing the future effects of increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere found that poison ivy grew 150% faster than other plant life. (more)

11-3-09

Tech

Man-made Black Hole

Marisa Smith

An artificial black hole made of metamaterials may provide a means for harvesting the power of solar light.

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11-2-09

Life

Glory in the Highest (Part Two)

Rob Brezsny

I'm arguing against the grain, compiling evidence that the cynics' hypothesis is a delusion. I'm insisting that we are not pitiable actors in the most hellish chapter in history. I'm even inclined to entertain the possibility that the reverse is true: We may be living in the best of times. Part Two of a three-part series. (more)

11-2-09

Life

Glimpse of First Dawn

Chris Kaplan

An ancient gamma ray bursts open a window onto the beginning of our Universe.

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11-2-09

Commons

Top News on Evolver

Zachary Koval

Poverty, psychotropic drugs, a proof of "God", and a newly discovered Mayan pyramid are among Evolver's top news stories.

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11-2-09

Commons

Evolver Intensives: Divinations

Jennifer Palmer

On November 10th, we invite you to join us for the start of the next Evolver Intensive Tele-seminar, "Divination: How to Read the Future Now"--an extraordinary series of live, in-depth conversations with true luminaries of divination and oracle reading.  

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10-30-09

Psyche

Disclosure 2009

Matt Robson

A prediction that President Obama will reveal ET contact by the end of this year. (Video)

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10-30-09

Life

Glory in the Highest (Part One)

Rob Brezsny

What's your position on making love? Do you regard it as one of the nicer fringe benefits of being alive? Or are you more inclined to see it as a central proof of the primal magnanimity of the universe? I'm more aligned with the latter view. Imagine yourself in the fluidic blaze of that intimate spectacle right now. . . Part One of a three-part series. (more)

10-30-09

Psyche

Ayahuasca Pilgrimage?

Robert Tindall

As a writer on ayahuasca shamanism, and a leader of small groups down to the rainforest to encounter the practice of traditional medicine, I have watched the rising of the phenomenon labeled "ayahuasca tourism" with apprehension. (more)

10-29-09

Commons

The Fed's Eyes Off Pot

Chris Kaplan

The United States federal government decided that it will no longer prosecute legal users and providers of medical marijuana.  (more)

10-29-09

Eco

Mobility-on-Demand

Zachary Koval

A network of fold-able scooters and tiny electric cars wins the second annual Buckminster Fuller Challenge.

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10-29-09

Arts

The Beat Hotel

Sue Dougherty

On the run from the puritanical morality of 1950s America, beatniks Allen Ginsberg, William Burroughs, and Gregory Corso fled to the bohemian Left Bank of Paris. Now, a new film chronicles these freewheeling years of sex, drugs, and poetry. (Video)

 

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10-28-09

Commons

RS Halloween Party

Jennifer Palmer

This Thursday, Oct 29th, Evolver NYC and Reality Sandwich invite you to come dressed in your Halloween costume for an adventure into hidden dimensions.

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10-28-09

Commons

Sweat Lodge Tragedy

Carl Hammerschlag

I put off writing about the Sweat Lodge tragedy at a spiritual retreat center near Sedona, Arizona, that left three people dead. I didn't want to write until I heard the man in charge explain what happened. But James Arthur Ray, a best-selling self-help entrepreneur and promoter of financial abundance, is not talking. (more)

10-28-09
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