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Culture and Consciousness
Duane Elgin, author of "Voluntary Simplicity" and other works, was recently interviewed at Global MindShift by Richard Rathbun, CEO of the Foundation for Global Community. The discussion centered on Elgin's new book, "The Living Universe," which explores themes of regeneration and the power of now.
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Satish Kumar introduces his book, *Spiritual Compass: The Three Qualities of Life*. He asserts that spirituality is not separate from our daily existence, influencing even our food choices.
Kumar explains there is no dualism between spirit and matter—all matter is imbued with spirit, and spirit manifests through matter. This integrated worldview forms the core of his work.
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An interview with Fritz Hinterberger of the Club of Rome, an international think tank in Vienna, explored fostering consumer consciousness. The discussion centered on understanding what truly brings happiness, encouraging reduced consumption to benefit the environment.
This interview occurred at the oikos Conference 2007, themed "Limits to Growth, Growing beyond Limits."
Greg Horn champions practical solutions for personal health and environmental sustainability. A health and wellness professional and author of "Living Green," he advocates for everyone to "just do one thing."
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The Many Passions of Matteo Lane
Matteo Lane is a multifaceted artist—stand-up comedian, painter, singer, and Broadway performer. In this interview, he shares how these skills intertwine in his creative process, likening art to a tree that branches out in various directions.
We explore his role as Billy Flynn in Broadway’s Chicago, his journey from bar shows to international comedy tours, and the evolution of gay representation in comedy. Lane also discusses his artistic roots at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, his admiration for Maria Callas, and his philosophy of focusing on the journey of creation rather than the end product.
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