Online retreat 21-23rd February with Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche.
Topic: Higher Tantra Kalachakra
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My Thangka teacher, who is excellent, has a Losar promotion (Tibetan New Year, this Friday) with courses and things that might be of interest. No obligations and some nice videos and other things for the new year. No obligations. Free to sign up. Free to not sign up.
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Our local Subaru dealer is giving away trees for Arbor Day in the US, April 25. Perhaps the dealer in your area is having the same promotion?
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Wednesday - Free Event
THE FUTURE WORLD - CARISSA VELIZ
A Conversation between Carissa Véliz and Àlex Gómez-Marín
Wednesday March 12
10:00am PDT 1:00pm EDT 5:00pm GMT 6:00pm CET
This event is LIVE and FREE. All registered participants will receive the RECORDING.
Throughout 2022 Àlex initiated The Future Scientist conversation series, a monthly virtual encounter with selected guests to understand where science is going and to reimagine where we hope it might go.
Maintaining the spirit and the format intact, in 2023 the series expanded its scope and morphed into The Future Human as a natural continuation of the quest to reckon whence and whither humanity.
In 2024 Àlex continued his exploration with The Future Mind, diving further into consciousness from a theoretical perspective but also integrating numerous embodied aspects of the human experience.
Now, in 2025, Àlex will continue to curate and host such conversations to address The Future World, seeking to gain clarity and insight into important contemporary matters that require both urgent action as well as deep reflection.
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Peach Marches and Peachful protests for Peach are my favorites
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Everything you need to know about Blood Moon total lunar eclipse
The March 13 and 14, 2025 Blood Moon lunar eclipse will be visible throughout North America and South America and the Western Hemisphere. A partial eclipse will be visible in western parts of Africa and Europe. FOX Weather will stream different views of the lunar eclipse on YouTube beginning at 11 p.m. ET.
According to NASA, the Moon will be eclipsed by Earth’s shadow on March 14. The eclipse begins at 11:57 p.m. ET Thursday and reaches totality at 2:59 a.m. ET Friday.
The maximum eclipse time will vary depending on where you are in the U.S. The graphic below breaks down the timing across all time zones. Those on the East Coast will need to pull an all-nighter to see the total lunar eclipse. However, Hawaii lucks out with the totality happening early enough for some kiddos to stay up and see.
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