What are some new ways to appreciate the unfolding story of humanity? Why does it feel at times as though humanity is regressing? What is an epoch and what might be the evolutionary function of this moment of transition?
In this series Aviv Shahar and Jeff Vander Clute follow the trace of The Epoch Journey, an international exploration where each color in the 7-fold spectrum does not represent just an era, but a different energetic fuel that activates new dimensions of our existence, new pathways of knowledge, new ways of being.
What happens when traditions entrusted with awakening humanity’s higher possibilities become entangled in the very patterns they were meant to help us overcome? And what would it take to renew their original promise for a new epoch of human becoming? In this...
What if the recurring waves of religious renewal throughout history have been responses to an evolutionary current seeking fresh expression? And what if the current arriving now is seeking expression not through another religion, but through a new universal human...
Throughout history, civilizations have observed, honored, and celebrated the turning of the seasons. In these recurring rhythms, humanity has recognized patterns fundamental to life. Learning to live in harmony with the seasons is also learning to develop an...
What if the darkest moment is also the one holding the highest creative potential? In this wide-ranging conversation with Aviv Shahar, political philosopher Daniel Görtz, better known by his pen name Hanzi Freinacht, and a key voice in the Nordic meta-modern school,...
The universe is looking for volunteers. The world is changing. We see the signs and symptoms all around us. For some, the instinct is to hold on to the sense of safety found in what is already known, and hope things somehow get back to “normal.” The proposition...
Becoming Human in These Threshold Times A Call into Function What does it mean to become human at a time when humanity itself appears to be crossing a threshold? This recorded event with Aviv Shahar and David Price Francis, begins with the proposition that the human...
