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Xavier Ginesta -- Transformational Philanthropy: From Conscious Capitalism to Festival of Consciousness12 Sep 2026
"This was the first thing I had done without an economic motive," says Xavier Ginesta, a successful Barcelona tech entrepreneur, recalling the not-for-profit festival of consciousness he launched in 2022. But it ended up costing five times more th...
Dr. Janice Sullivan -- Language of the Heart: Encounters with Illness, Dying, and Mystery29 Aug 2026
Janice Sullivan, Ph.D., is an educator, researcher, author, transformational coach, and founder of Yogabrella whose life and work explore what she calls The Language of the Heart, the profound ways we connect through presence, intuition, silence, and...
Randima Fernando -- Designing Humane Technology: Between Godlike Tools, Paleolithic Minds, and Misaligned Systems15 Aug 2026
The real problem of humanity is the following: we have paleolithic emotions; medieval institutions; and god-like technology. -- E.O. Wilson Born in Sri Lanka to a father who taught him to program and a mother who taught him Buddhism, Randima Fernand...
Amardeep Singh -- Rediscovering Lost Sikh Heritage: Building Bridges Beyond Borders Through Stories & Songs25 Jul 2026
In 2014, Amardeep Singh, a Singapore-based financial executive, stood underneath a bridge in Muzaffarabad, a city cradled by the lower Himalayas in the disputed region of Kashmir, in the Indian subcontinent. His forefathers had lived there until a tr...
Cynthia Li -- Healing By Letting Go: The Medicine of Flow18 Jul 2026
The yoga class for new mothers had dissolved into full cacophony -- every baby crying at once, every mother off her mat, nursing, bouncing. Then: "All mamas, Tree Pose." Put the babies on the mat. Go still. How cold, she thought. How insensitive. B...
Lam Nguyen-Phuong -- The Inner Work of Philanthropy27 Jun 2026
"In my youth, I was a rebel who challenged the status quo and wrote three volumes of poetry dedicated to love and humanity. I have always been a seeker for meaning and purpose. Yet, somewhere between Saigon and Wall Street, the poet within me went in...
Bhante Buddharakkhita -- Dhamma Seeds In Unlikely Soil: The First Ugandan Buddhist Monk14 Jun 2026
When he was a boy in Kampala, his mother had a saying: "If you have nothing to say, keep quiet. If you have nothing to do, go to sleep." On the long, hot afternoons when she sent him to nap, the restless child could not sleep — so he lay awake ...
Lobsang Phuntsok -- Re-inviting the Uninvited Guests of the Universe30 May 2026
"Everyone is an invited guest of the universe," Lobsang Phuntsok tells the 125 children of his community in the Himalayas every day. He means it — because he spent most of his childhood being told the opposite. Born in secret in 1971 in Arunach...
Veena Howard -- When Renunciation Becomes Revolution: The Force Gandhi Called Ahimsa09 May 2026
“Gandhi showed that the law of nonviolence was for all times -- truth-force and soul-force are the most potent forces for change ever discovered,” says Dr. Veena Howard, a distinguished scholar, author, and speaker specializing in nonviol...
Margaretta Mcilvaine -- The Heart Already Knows: Healing Beyond Technique25 Apr 2026
Two decades ago, in her early days as a healer, Margaretta "Maggie" McIlvaine had supported patients through invasive surgeries, monitoring energy fields and chakra systems. But while standing beside a client's exposed heart at a hospital in Charlott...
Cortland Dahl -- From Himalayan Caves To Brain Labs: Lessons in Human Flourishing10 Apr 2026
As a teenager, Cortland Dahl once fainted on stage from the sheer force of his social anxiety. That debilitating phobia would become the unlikely doorway to a life spent in Himalayan retreat caves, neuroscience laboratories, and meditation halls on s...
Melinda Edwards -- Journey Back to Love: Turning Towards Pain28 Mar 2026
"Each of us is on a journey back to the Love that we already are — whether we recognize it or not. The gift and challenge of being human is that suffering, in all its forms, can become a doorway Home." – Melinda Edwards, MD Melinda Edwar...
Sushma Soma -- There Will Never Be Another You: On Love, Loss & Singing Through the Wreckage14 Mar 2026
"But in the end, the mountain has the last say." That was a phrase Shrinivas Sainis Dattatraya lived by — data analyst, mountaineer, dog rescuer, and the quiet, unwavering anchor in his wife Sushma Soma's life. On May 19, 2023, Shri summited Mo...
Rudy Karsan -- The Work Beneath the Work: From Fear to Joy14 Feb 2026
Rudy Karsan walks onto the stage looking the part of a successful entrepreneur: charcoal suit, wired microphone, confident stride. What catches your attention is the smile—wide, unguarded, unmistakably joyful. At this point in his life, he call...
Michael Nagler -- Beyond Fight or Flight: Gandhi's Relevance in a World on Edge01 Feb 2026
[Please note this call is on Sunday, unlike our usual Saturday slot. Also, it marks the launch of a deeper collective inquiry with the"Gandhi Today" Pod. Learn more & join here.] "I'm going to take you out of politics," the Indian spiritual...
Mark Moore -- Toward Nourishment for All: Feeding Body and Spirit24 Jan 2026
"Picture yourself sitting at a table," Mark Moore, founder of MANA Nutrition, says. "Take your phone and slide it right to the edge. Now if something bumps the table, your phone will fall and crack." For children born in South Sudan or the Democrati...
Rollin McCraty -- What If the Heart Knows Before the Mind?10 Jan 2026
[This is the 4th conversation of Awakin AI Series. Following this call, you are welcome to join 1-week peer-learning "Pod"  for a deeper dive.]   What happens when an engineer who built a multimillion-dollar company discovers the worl...
Shinzen Young -- Can AI Help Us Become More Human?27 Dec 2025
“I was, according to my mother, a difficult baby—miserable, impatient, unable to handle any kind of physical discomfort.” Born Steve Young in 1944 in Los Angeles, he failed algebra and geometry, disappointing his parents—until...
Danusha Lameris -- Where Grief and Joy Become Poetry and Presence20 Dec 2025
This call explores poetry not as performance or consolation, but as a lived practice of presence — a way of staying with what is tender, unfinished, and real. Together, we’ll listen for how language arises from the body, how loss and love...
Vanessa Andreotti -- Hospicing the House Of Modernity: What AI Reveals About Our (In)capacities for Kinship and Relationship with Life Itself13 Dec 2025
[This is the 2nd of a 3-part Awakin Call Series. Watch the first call here, and for more info, visit awakin.ai/murmur.] Born in Brazil to a mixed heritage family, Vanessa Machado de Oliveira Andreotti arrived in this world with a colonial paradox: h...
Can AI Help Us Be More Human? -- Dr. Richard J. Davidson, Srinija Srinivasan & Nipun Mehta29 Nov 2025
[This is the first of a 3-part Awakin Call Series. For more info, visit awakin.ai/murmur] Dr. Richard Davidson - Dr. Richard Davidson—Richie—is the Founder & Director of the Center for Healthy Minds at the University of Wisconsi...
Amy Leach -- After Five Thousand Sermons: Amy Leach Preaches Her Own22 Nov 2025
What kind of church forbids pickles? The Seventh-day Adventist Church of Amy Leach's childhood, for one—along with coffee, dancing, and any theology that didn't perpetually brace for the apocalypse. For years, Leach sat through sermon after ser...
Gangaji -- The Seeker Who Called Off the Search and Dares You to Do the Same08 Nov 2025
[Please note this call is at 11AM Pacific, 3 hours later than our usual slot.] "This is an invitation to shift your allegiance from the activities of your mind to the eternal presence of your being." — Gangaji Born Merle Antoinette Roberson i...
Kimerer LaMothe -- I Am the Movement That Is Making Me: Becoming Through Dance25 Oct 2025
[Note: This call blends both conversation and movement practice.] Many of us spend our days thinking, planning, willing our bodies to obey — as if life happens only from the neck up. For dancer-philosopher Kimerer LaMothe, that disconnection ma...
Ekiwah Adler-Belendez -- Poems Are Tamales for the Soul11 Oct 2025
As all real poetry is, his poems exist beyond the empirical, the rational, the obedient, the quiet or, even worse, the quieted. He brims with exuberance…To speak of him, his spirit and his work, is a gift in itself. - Mary Oliver from the Pref...
Zoe Weil -- The World Becomes What We Teach: Educating a Generation of Solutionaries27 Sep 2025
“Education is the root system underlying all other systems.” Zoe Weil’s life traces that conviction from a teenage fascination with Star Trek’s just and peaceful future to discovering humane education in 1987, co-founding...
Peter Wayne -- The Science and Embodiment of Integrated Medicine13 Sep 2025
Six minutes into a presentation on the science of healthy aging, Peter Wayne, a researcher and professor at Harvard Medical School, takes a pause from his slides. As if performing a martial arts maneuver, Peter flows from dense objective data to subj...
Bart Weetjens -- Inner Well-Being as the Catalyst for Social Well-Doing30 Aug 2025
In a black Japanese robe, with a friendly rat nestled upon his shoulder, Bart Weetjens smiles for the camera. The unexpected seems to be one of his trademarks, and his work in the world evokes a similar sense of surprise, integrating two roles not of...
Grace Dammann -- From AIDS Ward to Wheelchair: Medicine, Awareness, and Healing16 Aug 2025
"Just get up one morning and ask your heart." — Advice that changed everything At 35, self-described "party girl" Grace Dammann asked her heart what she was meant to do and heard: "Go to medical school." Despite having no love for science, she...
Richard Lang -- Becoming Headless: Seeing the Extraordinary in the Ordinary02 Aug 2025
Richard Lang was just a teenager searching for truth when he found himself in a quiet room with Douglas Harding in 1970. Harding, author of On Having No Head, didn’t hand him a philosophy. He offered experiments and direct experiences in self-i...
Jac O' Keeffe -- When The I Fell Away: Awakening, Integration, And Spiritual Integrity19 Jul 2025
[*Please note the call time, different from usual Awakin Calls] Long before spiritual integrity became a rallying cry, Jac O’Keeffe was drawn to life’s deeper questions. Born and raised in Ireland, she studied theology and adult education...
Paul Livingstone -- Through The Fire: Sitar Strings, Sacred Struggles, and Soul Force05 Jul 2025
For Paul Livingstone, a sitarist and composer deeply rooted in the traditions of Indian classical music, jazz, and world music, such a fire wasn’t just a physical one. In 2023, when the Eaton Fire ravaged his Altadena neighborhood outside of Lo...
Ameeta Kaul -- Moving Mountain: A Life of Stillness in Motion21 Jun 2025
Ameeta Kaul’s life unfolded along familiar lines: a bright upbringing in Mumbai, where devotion and intellectual rigor braided together in her family’s values; a steady pursuit of conventional success that carried her through the first th...
Bill Milliken -- From Programs to Relationships: Addressing Drop-outs through Communities in Schools07 Jun 2025
It’s relationships, not programs, that change children. – Bill Milliken  From street corners in Harlem to the halls of national policy, Bill Milliken’s lifetime of service has been guided by one simple belief: every child dese...
Susan Bauer-Wu -- Redefining the Architecture of Caring with Attention and Active Hope24 May 2025
Susan Bauer-Wu, the former President of Mind & Life Institute, is a teacher of contemplative modalities and a meditation practitioner. Having served for decades as a Registered Nurse (RN) in oncology care, a clinical scientist, and an academic, h...
Zaya and Maurizio Benazzo -- Where Wonder Lives: Life Between Knowing & Mystery10 May 2025
Zaya and Maurizio Benazzo are the visionary co-founders of Science and Nonduality (SAND), a global community and leading nonprofit in the space dedicated to exploring the convergence of science, spirituality, and healing. Their work seeks to dissolve...
Michelle Culver -- Listening For The Future: Journey from Reinvention to Reconnection27 Apr 2025
[*Please note this call is on Sunday, not on our usual day Saturday] As conversations about artificial intelligence have begun to eclipse questions of connection, Michelle Culver, a long-time leader in the education space, last year launched The Rith...
Ray Kauffmann -- Finding My Inner Voice: A Journey From Comfortable Suffering to Blissful Anxiety12 Apr 2025
“I cried the first night, convinced I would fail.  Today I can’t imagine doing anything else,” Ray Kauffmann said about his first day in his new career, as a teacher. Teaching was not on his radar during a corporate ladder cli...
Ezra Sullivan -- Spiritual Science and the Initiatory Path of Everyday Life29 Mar 2025
Ezra Sullivan has dedicated much of his young life to studying, living, experimenting with, and teaching spiritual science in the Rudolf Steiner tradition of Anthroposophy. In his short span of thirty-two years, he has held many roles across three co...
Sister Gayatri Naraine -- The Call of Our Time: Integrating Spiritual Transformation & Sustainable Development15 Mar 2025
Gayatri Naraine’s spiritual curiosity about “soul consciousness” first awakened after a visit by a Hindu nun early in the morning, followed a few hours later by a cousin’s sudden death in a road accident. It was 1975; she was ...
Cédric Villani -- Beyond Equations: Finding Relationships and Meaning in the Unseen01 Mar 2025
“Hidden truths permeate our world; they're inaccessible to our senses, but math allows us to go beyond our intuition to uncover their mysteries.”  - Cédric Villani Cédric Villani is a celebrated French mathematici...
Kelly Turner -- The Science and Spirit of Radical Remission14 Feb 2025
"When Radical Remission survivors talk to me about trying to feel more love, joy, and happiness in order to help their bodies heal, they talk about it as they would talk about flossing their teeth or working out: they see happiness as a habit you hav...
Shoukei Matsumoto -- Cleaning the Mind, Clearing the Heart31 Jan 2025
We sweep dust to remove our worldly desires. We scrub dirt to free ourselves of attachments. Can sweeping the floor or scrubbing a sink unlock the secrets to a peaceful mind? For Shoukei Matsumoto, a Buddhist monk and author rooted in the Japanese Z...
Jagdish Dave -- Wisdom From 100 Years of Living25 Jan 2025
[Special Note: Dr. Jagdish Dave is a regular volunteer of Servicespace – week upon week, one can find his insightful comments on the Awakin readings. On May 15, 2025 he turns 100 and on the brink of the milestone, we are honored to gather for t...
Zulma Reyo -- Inner Alchemy: The Path of Discernment, Self Mastery, and Transformation21 Dec 2024
I chose to teach not because I wanted to teach per se, but because I longed to share and play with others. I started what is in truth calling a person from within, seeking to remind the willing soul of the beauty that lies therein.— Zulma Reyo ...
Roberta Calarese -- From Law To Love: Bridging Inner Work and Impact07 Dec 2024
The desire to know your own soul will end all other desires - Rumi. Italian by origin, Roberta Calarese is one of the leading legal professionals in the Middle East. As Chief Legal Officer of Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), she develope...
James O'Dea -- Dancing With Parkinsons26 Nov 2024
Join us for an impromptu dialogue between James O'dea and Nipun Mehta. Battling advanced stages of Parkinson's disease,  he felt moved to share two particularly intense and spiritually relevant events that have ignited insight and deeply stirred...
Jemma Foster -- Deep Listening and Primal Sensing of More-Than-Human Intelligence23 Nov 2024
“Plants are our kin and ancestors,” says Jemma Foster, an artist, writer, and researcher-advocate of plants, “and these masters of adaptation and survival can be our greatest teachers, if only we learn to listen.” Through her ...
Libby Hoffman -- Exploring the Inner Translations of Peace and Restoration09 Nov 2024
“We’re all writing the stories of our lives … and we can choose to write stories of the restoration of relationships, and of the rebirth of communities, and of individual dignity being restored.”  For more than two deca...
Nico De Klerk -- Where Pilgrimage Meets Social Entrepreneurship: A 1700-Mile South African Journey26 Oct 2024
In 2018, Nico De Klerk, a social entrepreneur, public speaker, and academic, embarked on an extraordinary journey. He walked 1,700 miles on foot from Pretoria to Cape Town, aiming to engage with and support current and aspiring grassroots social entr...
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