Mystics and Scientists Extra 2021
One Mind, One Planet, One Health
Steve Taylor – How Oneness Leads to Goodness: The Spiritual Source of Compassion and Altruism
Githa Ben-David – Heal the Pineal: Detox with Hung Song
Prof Robert Hesse – Neural and Anatomical Correlates of Memories of Near-Death and Mystical Experiences
Professor Lord Richard Layard – Can We Be Happier? Evidence, Ethics and Politics
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Transcendental Meditation: An Antidote to Violence?
Catherine Lucas – The Rebirth of People & Planet in a Time of Global Emergency
Prof Stephen Post – One Mind and the Ultimate Reality of Pure Unlimited Love
Prof Keith Ward – Religion and Spirituality in the Modern World
Prof Elaine Howard Ecklund – Secularity and Science: A Cross-Cultural Perspective
The Primacy of Consciousness – The Next Great Scientific Revolution?
All in the Same Canoe – Indigenous Approaches to Consciousness and Culture
Beyond Flatland – A Day on Transformative Ways of Knowing
Dr Jim Garrison – Humanity Rising: Co-creating a Cultural and Spiritual Renaissance for our Time
Emily Thomas – Philosophers Abroad: The Meaning of Travel
Beyond The Brain, 6-8 November
Resetting Our Future – The Power to Create a Better Tomorrow
Vasileios Basios – Lessons Learned from Complexity Theory: Are We at a Tipping Point in Consciousness Studies?
Chris Bache – LSD and the Mind of the Universe
Anne Baring: Awakening to a New Story
Prof Jeffrey Kripal The Flip: Who You Really Are and Why It Matters
Entangled Life: book launch and discussion with Dr Merlin Sheldrake
Fantastic Fungi: Film and panel
September 4 • IONS: Key Lessons on Life and Living from Death and Dying
August 25 • Jonathon Porritt
August 20 • Craig Weiler
August 13 • Robert Verkerk
August 5 • Riane Eisler
July 23 • Serge Beddington-Behrens
July 16 • Lars Muhl
Michael Lerner
Michael Lerner
David Lorimer
David Lorimer
Andrew Fellows
Andrew Fellows
Lars Muhl
Lars Muhl
A wonderful, stimulating, through provoking and warm-hearted weekend
Non-stop delightful discovery and endless conversation
I value the people and connections as much as the subject and speakers
My second event. It gets better and better. I feel isolated in London. Here I get a sense of ‘group’. Fabulous talks