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In this unsparing tour of the perils and promises of the current era, visionary author Daniel Pinchbeck helps us understand that we don’t need to wait for the dawning of the next age to radically change our perspectives.
In the years since his pioneering work 2012, Daniel Pinchbeck has touched a legion of readers hungry for insight and guidance about new ways of living amid the crises of the current moment. Pinchbeck’s virtuosity as a social critic, on full display in these pieces, is his ability to illuminate real and serious questions within unconventional topics that most literary intellects are unwilling to touch, from secret weapons systems to extrasensory abilities to the intelligence of plant life. Join us for an
evening with Daniel to view his recent film, hear about his latest book and participate in a discussion around both.
An Evening With Daniel Pinchbeck
Friday, Oct 29th 7-10PM
5840 Oak St Vancouver
in Association with Banyen Books
and
Evolver Network
Tickets 25$ plus TAX
For More information call Ashley at: 604-644-4447
Film Screening & Book Launch
Film: 2012: Time for Change
Directed by Emmy Award nominee João Amorim, this documentary feature follows
journalist and bestselling author Daniel Pinchbeck on a quest for a new paradigm that integrates the ancient wisdom of tribal cultures with modern day science.This provocative film proposes alternative concepts based on ecological and spiritual principles to make a world that works for all.Featuring: Sting, David Lynch, Gilberto Gil, Ellen Page, Paul Stamets, Buckminster Fuller, Barbara Marx Hubbard and more.
Book: Notes from the Edge Times
alternatives, the uses of psychedelics for spiritual insight, the
revival of the sexual revolution, unexplained phenomena such as crop circles and the Norway spiral, the imminent (and often-misunderstood) question of 2012, and what it means to be an artist in a time of
radical change.
In Notes from the Edge Times, Pinchbeck provides fresh ideas for living more consciously now, and for constructing our own more enlightened futures, even as the
world around us faces profound environmental, social, and spiritual challenges.
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