Diwali, the Indian festival of lights, celebrates the fact that we all share the same sun on this planet, even those who are systematically dehumanized – the poor, the homeless, the drug addicts, the immigrants.
The beautiful celebration of Día de los Muertos reminds us that we are never alone and our ancestors always have our backs, even as we set down lonely paths filled with adversity and hardship.
This revolution is neither affordable nor widely practical to distribute at this point, but virtual reality is something to keep an eye on. The quality of the empathy it is able to evoke is profound. Consider Waves of Grace.
Pope Francis has captured the hearts and minds of people around the world with his simple message and giving spirit. Turns out that he uses some basic techniques that we all can learn from in inspiring others.
Unlike most conservation films, “Nature Is Speaking” talks directly to its audience in a voice straight from the source. It doesn’t mince words or sugar coat the issues. The result is breathtaking and, at times, downright frightening.