In this episode Professor Thurman is joined by Sarah Drew for a discussion on the need for conscious evolution of individuals in order to address the global climate crisis.

Podcast includes: an introduction to the history of the sacred feminine, a examination of the role of oracles and herbal medicine across cultures and a short re-telling of the story of the Buddha’s enlightenment under the Bodhi tree .

Episode concludes with a reading from “The Gaia Codex” by Sarah Drew.

Tibet House US Conversations : Sarah Drew – Ep. 226 of the Bob Thurman Podcast Photo via www.sarahdrew.net.

Author of “Gaia Codex” Sarah Drew is lifelong explorer of culture and consciousness, whose work expresses a deep curiosity, a polymathic approach to exploring multiple disciplines with a focus on humanity’s evolution: the cultivation of compassion and our multi-generational nurturance of Mother Earth. Inspired by regenerative narratives that give both a deeper understanding of our past and powerful blueprints for the future, Sarah currently serves on two advisory boards: SHE TV, a new media platform for women and Mission BE an initiative that brings contemplative practices into urban schools.

To learn more, please visit www.sarahdrew.net.

This podcast is apart of the Tibet House US Conversations series of dialogs between Robert A.F. Thurman & the leading hearts, minds & characters bringing the ancient wisdom of Buddhism and Tibet into the modern mindful revolution.

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