Perspectives at the intersection of art, science, and Himalayan cultures
Out with the Old: New Power Is Here to StayJeremy Heimans discusses social connections and dynamics in our brave, new hyperconnected world
The Power of TruthIn Buddhist lore, telling it like it is can be transformative . . . and a bit magical
War Magic: The Wizarding World of Tibetan SorceryTantric ritual technologies involving mantras, charms, paintings, and sculptures enabled rulers to conquer enemies and harness power
Keeping the Faith: Religion and Politics TodayHistoric and modern empires share some striking similarities
Measures for Managing RebirthPoetry on power
Reckoning with Power in Public MonumentsA New York City committee finds solutions amidst controversies
Creature ComfortsAwaken your power animal and discover a new kind of spiritual strength
Where We Believe It Resides: Power in Game of Thrones and Himalayan ReligionsA four-part series exploring the TV series in relation to Tibetan Buddhism
A Trick, a Shadow on a Wall: Magical Means to Power in Game of Thrones and Himalayan ReligionsMagic and the games of power in Westeros, the Himalayas, and beyond
The Vision of the Prophet: Prophecy in Game of Thrones and Himalayan ReligionsGreenseers, treasure revealers, and other interpreters of omens
You Win or You Die: Death in Game of Thrones and Himalayan ReligionsHow wargs and tulkus master their consciousness
Winter Is Here: The End of the World in Game of Thrones and Himalayan ReligionsWhite Walkers, the last battle of Shambhala, and other stories of apocalypse
How to Meditate for Beginners: The Foundation of MindfulnessA guide for first-time meditators
Art That Demonstrates Our Unity with the Natural WorldInterconnection with the environment is prevalent in Himalayan art
The Origins of YogaTracing the history of this tradition through art
From Introspection to Action: Thich Nhat Hanh and Engaged BuddhismGetting to know the Zen Buddhist master
Art as Meditation: A Lesson in MindfulnessFour ways to engage mindfully with art
Yoga, Mantra, and ArtObjects from the Rubin’s collection that embody yogic traditions