Jesus, Psychedelics, Tech Bros: The Surprising Forms Shamanism Takes and Why its Become so Popular. Shamanism and shamanic healing are having a very long moment. In the last decade or so, the number of people who report their religion as shamanism and who seek shamanic healing services have gone up dramatically. A recent interview with […]
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Can We Afford to Estivate Right Now? Do you want to? This is a repost of an article from last year. The content is still applicable, but I ask whether we can afford to estivate because as the climate (natural, political, etc) heats up to a level of intensity we rarely see, the question of
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If Biophilia is Radical, We Have a Very Big Problem What do you value, and what inspires you? One of my consistent answers to both of those questions is nature. I’m a biophiliac. Biophilia is an innate human tendency to connect with nature and other living things. Perhaps biophilia is a radical ideology now, given
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Nature Workshop @ Menla Retreat Center for Columbia TC SMBI June 16-18 The Spirituality Mind Body Institute at Teachers College holds a summer intensive program annually to begin the graduate psychology program. I deliver nature-based, ecospiritual sessions for new graduate psychology students, as part of the program at the Menla Retreat Center Part of Tibet
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“Rest is the New Busy: The Privilege of Doing Nothing, The Allure of Shabbatsana” From 2022 Rest and I have taken our relationship to the next level. My friends want to be happy for me, but my wild-eyed excitement is perhaps a bit unsettling. I found shabbatsana (it’s not quite what you think) and changed
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