Dakini: The Goddess Who Takes Form as a Woman

Yeshe Tsogyal-awaken

by Vicki Noble: The Tibetan Buddhist Dakini is a compelling icon of untamed female freedom. Like a trickster or the Fool in a Tarot deck, the dakini releases blockages in the energy field and melts frozen patterns, so that the door of the mind is suddenly ajar and something new can enter.

The Influence of Timothy Leary on Re-Imprinting

Timothy-Leary-2-awaken

by Robert Dilts: I first came in contact with Timothy Leary in 1982 when he was touring the United States debating his nemesis Gordon Liddy (notorious for his participation in the Watergate scandal and cover up).

Aristotle’s Warning

Aristotle-awaken

by Ed Kaitz: From its origins in Athens some 2,500 years ago, it has been obvious to some astute observers that democracy, like all other forms of government, carries with it a certain type of energy. 

Michelangelo meets Carl Rogers

Carl Rogers-awaken

Michelangelo Buonarroti (1475 – 1564) presumably said that of his creations, such as his sculptures of David and Moses,

Religion, Science and Mysticism in Teilhard de Chardin

Pierre Teilhard de Chardin-awaken

[Teilhard’s] vision of love is a spirituality that celebrates the oneness of creation, a spirituality that acknowledges love as the clearest understanding we have of God, of ourselves, of history, and of the cosmos. – David Tracy, theologian

The Non-Punitive Society

B. F. Skinner-awaken

by B. F. Skinner: In my address to the Japanese Psychological Association on Sunday, I pointed to the importance of cultural practices