Spiral Spiral
Perspectives at the intersection of art, science, and Himalayan cultures
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Stream the beloved space for a refuge in times of stress, anxiety, and uncertainty
Consider the shifting power dynamics among women today.
Learn how traditional practices such as astrological divination and the use of herbs have changed in modern times, and how they remain the same.
What happens when leaders who hold structural power fail to develop their inner power and let bad psychological habits run amok?
How can we individually and collectively cultivate vibrant, powerful masculine energy that is free from aggression and domination?
What actions can we take to heal a society reeling from the abuse of power in the realms of gender and sexuality?
What if your voice is the medicine that the world desperately needs?
A panel discussion on the power of spiritually-inspired activism.
Learn what the power of the feminine can teach people of all genders about how to nurture, and be nurtured by, the creative process.
You live inside your head every day, but do you understand how it works?
How can we fight addiction while summoning the healing power to repair its damage?
The scandals rocking the world’s religions—including Buddhism—can make us question the very nature of spiritual authority.
What are the common threads that enable survivors of illness, trauma, and prejudice to triumph over their challenges?
Ritual, repetition, and durational experiences remind of us of our relationships to all things.
Ephemerality, karma, and the place where Buddhism, artistic expression, and environmental concerns intersect.
Two internationally recognized activists come together to discuss the economics associated with climate change.
Two self-proclaimed "bad Buddhists" try to answer the question of how to lose less badly and live ethically in the no-win situation of catastrophic climate change.
Where are we now, and what direction do we take to reach a better future?