True love of the Divine's presence in others, when expressed in wise, compassionate action, leads not only to lasting inner joy but also to profound transformation of outer reality.  Join Andrew Harvey and guests Caroline Myss, Adam Bucko, Diane Berke, Heather Murphy, Ellen Gunter and Carolyn Baker for the second Evolver Intensive video seminar as they introduce us to the "radical force" of Sacred Activism. (more)

Following the tragic Tucson massacre, mainstream media has simmered with interviews and sound bytes about the status of mental health treatment in the United States.  Yet journalists, mental health experts and political pundits fail to address, or perhaps even understand, the deeper questions. (more)

If you're a Crafty Optimist or Mystical Activist or Ceremonial Teaser who aspires to put the elation back in relationship, you're invited to plagiarize any part of these for your own use.
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We brewed several pots of San Pedro, but the substance chose to show us nothing we couldn't see with our own eyes. This was a site meant to be experienced by humans using their own divinely-inspired senses.  (more)

We know how to kill cancer cells, but the question is: can you survive the treatment? In this interview, filmmaker Len Richmond discusses his documentary "What if Cannabis Cured Cancer," narrated by Emmy award-winning actor Peter Coyote. (more)

Fifteen years ago, Dr. Jill Bolt Taylor lost the left-hemisphere functioning of her brain due to a stroke. What she learned first-hand is changing the way doctors look at brain trauma. In this interview, she encourages us not to wait for a stroke to cultivate our "inner peace circuitry."  (more)

The Indian diaspora is huge, in the US alone, there are estimated to be over two million Indian Americans. For the past three years, two Jain nuns from Ladnun, Rajasthan have been traveling to and residing in Iselin, New Jersey to teach and live as spiritual advisors within a diasporic Jain community. (more)

The problem with being at the top of the food chain, and having the frontal cortex that allows analyzation and self-consciousness, is that we are cursed with the emotional framework of the life/death cycle. (more)

Perhaps the most disappointing realization that I came to after five years of medical school was that almost no one was interested in discussing the nature of health and illness, disease and cure. There was little desire to examine new ideas, and sometimes even contempt for anything other than the latest technological advancements. (more)