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Facing the Hungry Ghosts – How can we awaken to our deep interconnectedness? (opens the original)
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Andy Rotman is a professor in the Religion Department and Buddhist Studies program at Smith College; he also spent long periods in India and studied with several Buddhist teachers. In this conversation for our evolve Magazine with the title “Living with Light and Shadow” we speak about the Buddhist view of light and dark forces or qualities in the human person. In this context the teaching of the hungry ghosts is particular interesting for Andy Rottman: “The teaching of hungry ghosts within the
The Power of Imagination (opens the original)
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William Blake and the Re-Enchantment of the World Mark Vernon is a psychotherapist and author; he wrote books about Spiritual Intelligence, Dante, Owen Barfield and the evolution of Christianity, and in his new, highly acclaimed work, about the poet, painter and mystic William Blake. But his book “Awake! William Blake and the Power of the Imagination” is not just a biography or reflection on Blake’s work, it is following the artists inquiry into what he called “Divine Imagination”. For Blake, im
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