Alchemy
Art expresses very deep meanings and spiritual insights that religion and philosophy once most powerfully provided but that they now no longer convey in a convincing way to most of today’s secular populations throughout the world.
Despite wide recognition that art has an important commercial aspect, art sustains its cultural image as an essentially sanctified domain of higher spiritual values, beyond the realm of material life and praxis.
(Richard Shusterman)
The third millennium will be dominated by the "religion/spirituality paradox": the decline of organized religion on one hand coupled with a growing interest in spirituality and wisdom on the other.
(Caleb Rosado)
The skull of postmodernity grins on the near horizon, and in the meantime, we are between two worldviews, one slowly dying, one not yet born.
(Ken Wilber)
The current cultural situation is calling for individuals to transcend the fractured vision of postmodernism and awaken to some transpersonal and collective spiritual basis for truth and conscience.
(Alex Grey)
The artists are now about to take upon themselves the burdens that have fallen from the shoulders of priests… filling our minds not with things but with the essences of things.
(William Butler Yeats)
Despite wide recognition that art has an important commercial aspect, art sustains its cultural image as an essentially sanctified domain of higher spiritual values, beyond the realm of material life and praxis.
(Richard Shusterman)
The third millennium will be dominated by the "religion/spirituality paradox": the decline of organized religion on one hand coupled with a growing interest in spirituality and wisdom on the other.
(Caleb Rosado)
The skull of postmodernity grins on the near horizon, and in the meantime, we are between two worldviews, one slowly dying, one not yet born.
(Ken Wilber)
The current cultural situation is calling for individuals to transcend the fractured vision of postmodernism and awaken to some transpersonal and collective spiritual basis for truth and conscience.
(Alex Grey)
The artists are now about to take upon themselves the burdens that have fallen from the shoulders of priests… filling our minds not with things but with the essences of things.
(William Butler Yeats)