Discussion of Austrailian Aboriginal Songlines and Dreamtime.

Psychiatrist Robert Okin, MD, talks about his experience meeting people with mental disorders on the street, how to compassionately interact with these people, and what social and political steps might be taken on their behalf.

Monk, psychotherapist, and musician Thomas Moore (Care of the Soul) talks about making a Religion of One's Own.

An interview by Anthony Wright with guest Dr. Larry Dossey, about Dr. Dossey's book: The Extraordinary Healing Power of Ordinary Things. Dr. Dossey talks about the healing virtues inherent in the ordinary: of non-local healing, and the benefits of the quantum approach to healing as differentiated from the Newtonian/Cartesian allopathic medical model.

Bill Plotkin talks about his experiences of Soul in Nature. Particularly interesting is his experience when a spruce tree turns into a monk, and how a butterfly communicates to him, his life's purpose.

Patricia Broersma talks about mysticism and horses.

John Welshons talks about moving through grief.

Angeles Arrien talks about mid-life transitions.

Long time Ambient Musician Steve Roach talks about his creative process.

Noah Levine talks about his experiences and Buddhism.

Zen Buddhist teacher Brad Warner talks about his experiences with Zen Buddhism and Dogen Zenji.

Linda Kohanov talks about her healing journey through work with horses.

Quantum Physicist F. David Peat talks about his experiences with quantum physics and how life unfolds.

Lane Arye talks about unintentional creativity in music.

Meredith Jordan talks about the sacred in ordinary people.

Internationally known Wiccan author Starhawk talks about magic, connectedness, ritual, and rebirth, at Winter Solstice.

Jean Houston talks about the potentiality for healing in today's world.

Professor Richard Tarnas, founder of the Philosophy, Consciousness, and Cosmology program at the California Institute of Integral Studies Program in San Francisco, California, discusses the validity of Archetypal Astrology, and it's utility and contribution to the practice of modern psychology.

Stanislav Grof, M.D., Ph.D., is a psychiatrist with over forty years experience of research into non-ordinary states of consciousness (induced by psychedelic substances and various non-drug techniques) and one of the founders and chief theoreticians of transpersonal psychology. .He was born in Prague, Czechoslovakia, where he also received his scientific training - an M.D. degree from the Charles University School of Medicine and a Ph.D. from the Czechoslovakian Academy of Sciences. Dr. Grof 's early research in the clinical uses of psychedelic substances was conducted at the Psychiatric Research Institute in Prague, where he was Principal Investigator of a program systematically exploring the heuristic and therapeutic potential of LSD and other psychedelic substances. In 1967, he was invited as Clinical and Research Fellow to the Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD. After completion of this two-year fellowship, he stayed in the US and continued his research as Chief of Psychiatric Research at the Maryland Psychiatric Research Center and as Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the Henry Phipps Clinic of Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD. In 1973, Dr. Grof was invited to the Esalen Institute in Big Sur, California, where he lived until 1987 as Scholar-in-Residence writing, giving seminars, lecturing and developing Holotropic Breathwork with his wife Christina Grof. He also served on the Board of Trustees of the Esalen Institute. He is the founder of the International Transpersonal Association (ITA) and its past and current president. In this role, he has organized large international conferences in the United States, the former Czechoslovakia, India, Australia, and Brazil. At present, he lives in Mill Valley, California, conducting training seminars for professionals in Holotropic Breathwork and transpersonal psychology and writing books. He is also Professor of Psychology at the California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS) in San Francisco and at the Pacifica Graduate School in Santa Barbara and gives lectures and seminars worldwide.

Attunement: Waking the Global Heart: Anthony Wright interviews Anodea Judith, PhD, on her book 'Waking the Global Heart'.