Features

• A Mohawk Thanksgiving Address
  Tom Porter
  Anytime people come together, these are the words that must be spoken before anything important can be done.
  
• Mapping Black Elk
  Emilio Laurier Williams Portal
  A Canadian architect turns the Western worldview upside down as he considers the true value of a place
  
• Remembering for the Future
  An Interview with Melissa Nelson
  Peacemakers and warriors, ceremony and the Great Mystery will bring us back together after five hundred years of fragmentation.
  
• The Original Religion
  Charles Eisenstein
  To even use the words “divine” or “sacred” widens the division between ourselves and the world we inhabit.
  
• Maturity Matters
  An Interview with Bill Plotkin
  How visionary experience, the dream of the earth, and constant interaction between people of all ages can help us finally grow up.
  
• An Inescapable Calling
  An interview with Niall Campbell
  Plagued by dreams and harassed by voices, this Tsonga-Shangan Bangoma speaks about  the “sickness of calling” that led him to thwasa.
  
• Portfolio:  Gravity of Stone
  Photos by John Barry, Text by Sharon Brown
  At the Hartsfield-Jackson airport in Atlanta, Georgia, a remarkable garden of Zimbabwean sculpture gives travelers a place to remember and connect.
  
• Fiction: Eyes of a Temple Cow
  Murzban F. Shroff
  Fed and fussed over, the playmate of Lord Krishna chews the cud of the sacred and the profane