Kosmos Journal

Call for Essays | Global Transformation

KOSMOS LIVE Podcast | Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee, Reconnecting with the World Soul

Three Intuitive Values of an Engaged Ecology

By Rhonda Fabian "The time has come to transform our toxic, extractive culture of greed and consumption into an urgent cooperative global effort to survive and thrive based on a set ...

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New Approaches to Healing Collective Conflict and Trauma: Our Responsibility as Global Citizens*

By William Ury and Thomas Hübl

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The Future of Activism

By Juan Manuel and Martin Kirk

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Call for Essays | Global Transformation

July 25, 2017 in News Items

Twice a year Kosmos invites our readers to submit an essay up to 830 words. We choose two or three essays to publish in our hard copy Kosmos Journal and several others in Kosmos Online and on our website. We are preparing the next issue of Kosmos Journal and hope you will participate. Your essay can be […]

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KOSMOS LIVE Podcast | Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee, Reconnecting with the World Soul

August 8, 2017 in News Items

The 3rd episode of our Kosmos Live! podcast series, Preparing for Profound Change Sufi teacher Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee writes and teaches about spiritual responsibility in our present time of transition, and the emerging global consciousness of Oneness. “This will be a multi-generational story, it won’t be fixed in the next five, 10, even 20 years, maybe in the next 200 years, but we have to be pioneers of consciousness, and this is something the mystic has always been. We push the frontiers of consciousness, we see what is possible within the human being, we dare to live a new story.”

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Three Intuitive Values of an Engaged Ecology

August 8, 2017 in News Items

By Rhonda Fabian "The time has come to transform our toxic, extractive culture of greed and consumption into an urgent cooperative global effort to survive and thrive based on a set of shared human values derived from Nature, an engaged ecology that can guide us back to harmony and restore our fundamental relationships with the Earth and other beings."

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New Approaches to Healing Collective Conflict and Trauma: Our Responsibility as Global Citizens*

By William Ury, Thomas Hübl published in Spring | Summer 2017

Thomas Hübl: William, in all your work in conflict areas, what do you see as the symptoms of trauma? And do you see that there’s a kind of recycling of trauma as a part of the conflict you work with? William Ury: Thomas, it’s a pleasure to be speaking with you. I was trained originally […]

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The Future of Activism

By Juan Manuel, Martin Kirk published in Spring | Summer 2017

The times certainly are a-changing. In this essay, we intend to make some sense of what’s really going on and what it means for activism. We reflect first on the global context within which all the national-level crises are taking place. We then look closely at what we believe is a powerful model for future […]

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