SHAMANISM, WITH THE THIRTEENTH MOON CENTER
Caer speaks with Susan Bakaley and Chris Marshall, founding directors of Thirteenth Moon Center, about their shamanic healing work and courses.
Caer speaks with Susan Bakaley and Chris Marshall, founding directors of Thirteenth Moon Center, about their shamanic healing work and courses.
Caer speaks with Dr. Abbas Barzegar, Assistant Professor of Islam at Georgia State University. Topics in this informative hour include the person of Mohammed – who he was historically, and in context; his prophetic call at age 40; Mecca as a place where all tribes gathered to worship One God; more.
Caer speaks with Ashok Gangadean, Professor of Philosophy at Haverford College. He is Founder and Director of the Global Dialogue Institute and Co-Convenor of the World Commission on Global Consciousness and Spirituality. His work includes two central focal points: awakening global Consciousness; and identifying the grammar to help it manifest.
Caer speaks with Gloria Crook, the Founding President of The School of Ageless Wisdom. For 35 years a core group of 15 people has worked together teaching and applying Ageless Wisdom, and hundreds of students have passed through their doors to learn and live out the wisdom in their communities.
Pankaj Jain is Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Religion Studies at the University of North Texas. His latest book is Dharma and Ecology of Hindu Communities. He explores the connections between spirituality and sustainability in Hindu and Jain communities in his area.
Caer speaks with Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee Ph.D. of the Golden Sufi Center. Llewellyn has specialized in the area of dreamwork, integrating the ancient Sufi approach to dreams with the insights of modern psychology, and more recently in the emerging global consciousness of Oneness.
Phil White Hawk is of Cherokee descent and is a singer / songwriter and educator. He has written 350 songs, three dramatic musicals, and a compilation of essays called Circling the Square. He and his wife, Connie Bellet, toured for 30 years with a multi-media concert about the cultural heritage of North America from a First Nations point of view.
David Paquiot is the author of the award-winning blog My Caravan of Dreams, where he documents his thoughts and reflections while walking the Sufi path. Among other topics, he writes about his experiences as a Roman Catholic entering the mystical practice of Sufism and encountering Islam in its many forms.
Caer speaks with Hugh Page, Jr., an Episcopal priest and Dean of the First Year of Studies at the University of Notre Dame. His publications include Waves, Clouds, and Flames — Impressions from Journeys Past and Present; Exodus; and a groundbreaking collection of essays, The Africana Bible.
In this engaging hour, Caer speaks with Jason Gregory, spiritual explorer and Australian author of the acclaimed book, Way of the Weirdo.