[ad_1] May 17, 2021– David Hoffman’s film career dates back more than 58 years. “I picked up a camera in 1964 and found that behind the camera, I could ask questions and find out things that I didn’t know, or that scared me … When I was 25 years old, I had the opportunity to…

[ad_1] May 16, 2021– “A genealogical search can give many things and travel many paths, but deep down, it is a story that is waiting to be told and a person who tells it.” Ten years ago, artist Pat Benincasa was given a unique mission, one that came in the form of a charred book…

[ad_1] May 15, 2021– The science of empathy is now one of the most famous topics in psychological and neuropsychological research and has the potential to transform human society dramatically. For example, if a human’s central nervous system carries blueprints for empathy, and if the health and vitality of one’s empathy circuits depend on one’s…

[ad_1] May 14, 2021– This compelling video tells the story of an artist, Andrew Myers, who is so moved by a blind man’s joy at “feeling” three-dimensional art that he is inspired to create three-dimensional portraits for blind or visually experienced people. damaged. Why is touching works of art taboo? According to the film’s producers,…

[ad_1] May 13, 2021– David Abram’s book, “The Spell of the Sensual” draws on a variety of sources, ranging from Balinese shamanism and Apache storytelling, to his own experience as an accomplished magician’s sleight of hand to bring influence to the surface. subtle and far-reaching. of the natural environment in human cognition. Here is a…

[ad_1] May 12, 2021– “Although I have had a holistic view of life for a long time, my scientific career has finally brought me to the starting point, from a reductionist approach to the biology of the brain-gut interactions necessary to be successful in my career. as a neuroscientist, back to the concept of the…

[ad_1] May 11, 2021– “Last year, the Irish people raised nearly $ 2 million for the Navajo and Hopi nations to protect themselves from the pandemic. At that time, the infection rate in the Navajo community (2,304 cases per 100,000) was as high as highest in the country It was a token of appreciation to…

[ad_1] May 10, 2021– When you start with a sincere offer, you never know where life will take you. Read on for the story of Ella Sanders, whose creative illustrations on untranslatable words grew from a blog post to a book now published on Random House. You’ll also get a sample of some wonderful, untranslatable…

[ad_1] May 9, 2021– “The Heart of the Alphabet Sutra came to me complete, arriving with the morning light. I followed an inner inspiration and immediately wrote it. I had never composed poetry or prayer in acrostic form before, I was quite surprised by the structure it took. After reflection, I wondered if perhaps impressions…

[ad_1] May 8, 2021– “There comes a time when all life on Earth is in danger. Great barbarian powers have arisen.Although these powers spend their wealth in preparations to annihilate each other, they have much in common: weapons of unfathomable destructive power and technologies that are sweeping our world. In this age, when the future…