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Living Cosmology Conference (11/14): Videos of Presentations at Yale Divinity School

Posted by Jennifer Morgan | Apr 21, 2015 | Adult Education, Agriculture, Art, Ecology/Sustainability, Education, Government, Higher Education, Journey of the Universe, Law, Lifelong, Other, Posts & Resources, Religion/Spirituality, Social Justice, The New Story, Video |

Organized by the Forum on Religion and Ecology at Yale in honor of Thomas Berry’s 100th birthday, “Living Cosmology” offered participants an opportunity to hear from dozens of scholars and religious practitioners on the Christian response to the Emmy Award winning film, Journey of the Universe. This free conference opened Friday evening with a reception […]

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Our Cosmic Selves (NYTimes Op Ed)

Posted by Jennifer Morgan | Apr 21, 2015 | Adult Education, Article, Higher Education, Lifelong, Other, Posts & Resources |

Ray Jayawardhana, professor of physics and astronomy at York University, Toronto, explains in this...

Psi Experiences and the Ecology of Consciousness

Posted by Duane Elgin | Apr 18, 2015 | Adult Education, Article, Document, Ecology/Sustainability, Education, Higher Education, Lifelong, New Cosmology, Other, Other, Posts & Resources, Religion/Spirituality |

A description of three years of first-hand experiences with both the receptive and expressive...

April 2015 Environmental Evolution newsletter

Posted by James MacAllister | Apr 10, 2015 | Adult Education, Big History, Biology and Earth Systems Science, Document, Ecology/Sustainability, Education, Gaia Theory/Science-Based Systems Thinking, Higher Education, Lifelong, Middle 6 - 8, Posts & Resources, Religion/Spirituality, Secondary 9 - 12 |

A biospheric perspective of the effect of the origin and evolution of life on Earth. April issue discusses the need to update selected Wikipedia entries and it only took medicine 150 years to convince medicine and science of the importance of microbiomes but they still don’t recognize that not all bacterial symbionts are friendly.

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