[Peter's introductory remarks] Anne describes herself as a “humanist / animist”, drawing her spiritual sustenance from both the natural world and humanistic principles. A transpersonal psychologist with an interest in consciousness and a longtime meditative...
Accra is 5 degrees N of the equator. One result is that days don’t vary much in length (they tend to be equal near the equator). In December or in June, the days are about...
The Buddhist stupa of Boudhanath is one of the largest in the world. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and it is one of the most popular tourist sites in the Kathmandu area. Everytime I’m in...
My father visited recently and John and I were telling him about our plan to travel around the world for the entirety of next year. As when we told my soon to be in-laws, we...
Today is the Celebration of Peace:
Dr Hilty is one of the presenters
Transcript will be posted following event
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I had the opportunity to read an advanced reading copy of Charlene Li's new book: Open Leadership - How Social Technology Can Transform the Way You Lead, which is available to buy online starting May...
Part I of a BBC drama doc about Silicon Valley and the 'energy' and 'hunger' in the air that increases an entrepreneur's chances or at least perceived chances of making their first billion. Jamis MacNiven...
Continuing with our series on our recent Thailand/Laos trip, we’re going to show you some other interesting sites in Xiengkhuang Province.
This is Wat Phiawat, otherwise known as the “Chief of Temples.” This temple was used...
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