For 4 months, you are invited to explore this phenomenon together with like-minded, courageous soul friends to attentively grow the ember into a flame that will spark the divine light of consciousness in all of us and birth a new humanity capable of thriving in the emerging new world.
Bethlehem Centre, in collaboration with the Interfaith Center of Arkansas and the Cobb Institute, is delighted to present this captivating eight-week online series. Led by Sophia Said and Jay McDaniel, this enriching series will delve into the connections between spirituality, poetry, and the transformative concepts of process theology.
In this webinar Earth Charter will continue the conversation, started in the 2020 webinar series on Ecological Civilization, with the following questions: What is an Ecological Civilization? What are the possible paths and driving forces to get there? What are some good examples paving the way towards this vision?
In this event, Sheri Kling will introduce some of the major holidays in late fall and early winter, noting their significance in each tradition. We’ll look at Diwali, Advent, Hanukkah, St. Lucia Day, Winter Solstice, Christmas, Epiphany, Kwanzaa, New Year’s Eve, and Lunar New Year.
For 4 months, you are invited to explore this phenomenon together with like-minded, courageous soul friends to attentively grow the ember into a flame that will spark the divine light of consciousness in all of us and birth a new humanity capable of thriving in the emerging new world.
In this dialogue, Zhang Yu will give an overview of the youth environmental action in China and her own experience moderating youth climate dialogues and community activities such as the “Climate Economy and the Future of Mankind” reading group, and GreenGeek, a youth-led environmental organization.
In this pop-up, Kent Myers will discuss a new economic vision for ecological civilization, following Herman Daly, John Cobb, and several related thinkers, showing how this could be played out in the practical workings of an intentional community.
For 4 months, you are invited to explore this phenomenon together with like-minded, courageous soul friends to attentively grow the ember into a flame that will spark the divine light of consciousness in all of us and birth a new humanity capable of thriving in the emerging new world.
The new science, especially quantum physics, has changed our understanding of space, time and matter; hence it raises new questions on the meaning of God. In this Pop-Up, we'll discuss llia Delio's latest book, "The Not-Yet God: Carl Jung, Teilhard de Chardin, and the Relational Whole."
In this event, Céleste M.E. Hogan will share their ideas about the holistic connections between fundamental physics (both quantum and cosmic), philosophy, and consciousness, and the consequent urgent need for a planetary eco-social revolution. It is now imperative that we become aware of, and begin to live in greater harmony with, emergent, self-organizing, ecological dynamics, if we are to stave off the imminent collapse of the biosphere and the consequent collapse of human civilization.
If capitalism doesn’t work for people and the environment, what does work? Capital itself may not be the problem, but only in the way it is regulated. In this process pop-up a different approach to capital, following Herman Daly, John Cobb, and several related thinkers, is played out in the practical workings of an imaginary community. Is such a community feasible, and who would want to become a member? Kent Myers will explore these questions and present a new economic vision for ecological civilization.
The Work-In-Process seminar series aims to provide a space for regular exchange between researchers working on the philosophy of Alfred North Whitehead. In this session Veronika Krajíčková will present on "Reading Modernism Differently via Whitehead’s Metaphysics of Experience, Feeling and Value."