by Dr Nikki Starr Noce: What is enlightenment? How do you define it? How do...
A 1971 television recording with Alan Watts walking in the mountains and talking about the...
A philosophically oriented remix of the late Eastern Philosopher Alan Watts‘ 1971 special “A Conversation...
Guru Singh: The neocortex is an integral part of the mammalian brain; the most recent...
by Jamie Friedlander: Tony Robbins, our cover subject for the Spring issue, is no stranger...
by Victoria Oldridge: If you find yourself oscillating between life’s Yin and Yang, ebb and...
by Deepak Chopra MD: There are increasing signs that selfishness is winning out over altruism...
by Ed and Deb Shapiro: How to bring love alive in your life…
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by Sarah Klein: There’s a lot we still don’t understand when it comes to sleep…
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By Ramdesh Kaur: You’re going to have a lot of choices, gentlemen, about the kind...
by Tara Brach: As living organisms anxious about our existence, we’re all naturally rigged to...
Author and Buddhist scholar Robert Thurman discusses death, dying, infinity and the Buddhist perspective on...
In our hyperlinked world, we can know anything, anytime. And this mass enlightenment, says Buddhist...
Columbia Professor, Robert Thurman explains some of the teachings of Buddha.
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Robert Thurman speaks with the Jey Tsong Kappa Professor of Buddhist Studies at Columbia University...
by Robert Thurman: At times like these, I often wonder what normal people might think...
Perhaps most widely-known as the father of Uma, Robert Thurman discusses his friend the Dalai...
by Deborah Solomon: Robert Thurman, As a professor of Buddhist studies at Columbia University and...
4/23/11 Buddhist scholar Robert Thurman (Uma’s dad) has been pals with his Holiness for nearly...
Ram Dass: Cultivating Loving Awareness – a film that explores consciousness and love- the nexus...
Ram Dass talks about loving everything at the 2012 Open Your Heart in Paradise retreat.
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Ram Dass (a.k.a. Richard Alpert, Ph.D.) is a spiritual teacher and author of Be Here...
