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Science, Art, and the Sacred: Multiple Universes
August 27, 2020 - September 2, 2020 -
What Is Consciousness?
June 11, 2020 - June 17, 2020
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May 2020
Weekend Among Friends: Small Changes Making Big Differences
A Tribute to the Era of the Amateur What if amateurs hold the key to renewal and the transition towards living well together in harmony with the Earth? What if it’s not the professional, the expert, the one who knows, oversees and is in power, who is able to make this change? Starting from the point of Not Knowing might actually be a much better position from which to rethink our economy, our way of producing and sharing the things…
Find out more »June 2020
What Is Consciousness?
with Harald Atmanspacher, Richard Baker Roshi, Andrew Fellows, Sara Heinämaa, Roderick Main, Shantena Sabbadini, Yuriko Sato and William Seager Consciousness is the primary and most immediate experience we all have. Before knowing our name or who we are, before being able to recognize any specific experience we are undergoing, the immediate realization that "I am" is always there. Yet this fundamental first person experience sits uneasily within the context of our scientific third person description of the world. No doubt…
Find out more »August 2020
Science, Art, and the Sacred: Multiple Universes
Parallel Worlds in Quantum Physics, Cosmology and Imagination Confirmed speakers: Tim Maudlin, Alison MacLeod, Jocelyne Robinson, Shantena Sabbadini, Simon Saunders and Jean François Vézina. Is the universe we live in unique? What lies beyond the boundaries of the universe we see? Was the process that gave birth to our universe – the Big Bang –a singular event or are universes bubbling up all the time? Do we exist in different worlds and live parallel lives? Such notions would have seemed outrageous…
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