Author: Meade, Michael

This live and lively presentation begins with the idea that today's institutional decay and increasing threats of violence and terrorism are part of a "Slow Apocalypse"- an extended period in which the fabric of culture wears thin and the common world is diminished. By turning to ancient traditions, including the Native American myth "Why the World Doesn't End,"psychologist Michael Meade pulls surprising threads of inspiration and meaning from this unraveling which we can begin to weave into elements of cultural and natural renewal. Due any time.