In this next conversation between TNS Host Michael Lerner and John Gouldthorpe—a part of our Archetypal Psychology Series—they will explore Goethe’s romantic sensibility primarily through Steiner’s first book, Goethe’s Theory of Knowledge.
Part of the Archetypal Psychology Series
Join TNS Host Eric Karpeles for a conversation with poet Jane Hirshfield. Jane’s poems have been described as “radiant and passionate” in The New York Times Book Review, and “among the pantheon of the modern masters of simplicity” in the Washington Post.
Join TNS Host Michael Lerner and astrologer, visionary activist, and radio show host Caroline Casey for a presentation and conversation on this auspicious equinox day.
Join TNS Host Michael Lerner in conversation with Walter about his new research and findings on Bode’s Law — an 18th Century theory of celestial mechanics. Michael spoke to Walter at a previous TNS event about his research and theories on Bode’s Law in 2009.
Join us for a day-long workshop with Christian McEwen, an opportunity to slow down and pay attention, combining stories and discussion with a focus on reading, writing, walking, drawing, and dreaming.
Part of the Spiritual Biography Series
Jeffrey J. Kripal holds the J. Newton Rayzor Chair in Philosophy and Religious Thought at Rice University. In this ongoing series of conversations, Jeffrey talks with Host Michael Lerner about his body of work—more than 13 groundbreaking books about the mystical and the erotic, the relationship of mind and matter, and parapsychological phenomena. Michael has been reading, talking, and meeting with Jeffrey for more than a year now, immersing himself in the consciousness worldview that Jeffrey presents in his books and teaching. Follow Michael's journey through these conversations.

As a founder of terrapsychology—the study of how the things of the world live in us—The New School’s Spring 2025 Visiting Scholar Craig Chalquist is interested in how imagination, story, and creativity let us tune in on the Greater Conversation unfolding continually around and within us. With the podcasts, videos, writings, and exercises gathered during Craig’s visit, you can join the exploration: growing a more resilient and earth-honoring worldview.
Jeanine M. Canty is a visionary scholar whose groundbreaking work illuminates the profound connections between consciousness, thought, and our relationship with the natural world. Her teaching weaves together social justice, ecological wisdom, and transformation. By reading her writings and watching or listening to recordings of her time in residence, you can explore how mind and spirit intersect with ecological healing in your own life.
Jeffrey J. Kripal holds the J. Newton Rayzor Chair in Philosophy and Religious Thought at Rice University. In this ongoing series of conversations, Jeffrey talks with Host Michael Lerner about his body of work—more than 13 groundbreaking books about the mystical and the erotic, the relationship of mind and matter, and parapsychological phenomena. Michael has been reading, talking, and meeting with Jeffrey for more than a year now, immersing himself in the consciousness worldview that Jeffrey presents in his books and teaching. Follow Michael's journey through these conversations.
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