“Listener supported Radio is important. And, as a listener to New Dimensions you are an active participant, not only by listening, but by helping… Read More »PETER COYOTE URGES YOU TO SUPPORT NEW DIMENSIONS
The New Dimensions program with Paul Levy will be airing Feb. 23rd. In the meantime, you can register for a free webinar with Paul to… Read More »Free webinar with Paul Levy: Available on Feb 1st
A person’s life purpose is nothing more than to rediscover, through the detours of art or love or passionate work, those one or two images… Read More »A Favorite Quote from a New Dimensions Guest : Phil Cousineau
Phil Cousineau was once told by master teacher and psychologist, the late Rollo May that the myth of Sisyphus is an antidote to the modern… Read More »How the Myth of Sisyphus Helps Us in our Own Dark Night of the Soul with Phil Cousineau
We each carry wisdom within and by sharing our stories we remind one another of the power of grace that is available to all. Hear… Read More »Spotlight: Networks Of Grace
One of the most important ways in my experience to gain new knowledge, to have new ideas and to share new ideas, as well as… Read More »ARE THE FORCES OF GREED AND IGNORANCE TOO ENTRENCHED?
Poetry is a deep collaboration of language, music, psyche, and soul. A poet reveals to us the beauty, the sorrow, and even the humor of… Read More »Poetry: Metaphors for the Soul with Margaret Barkley
Art is worthless unless it plants a measure of splendor in people’s hearts. Taha Muhammad Ali (1931-2011), Palestinian Poet “That, to me, is what… Read More »A Favorite Quote from a New Dimensions Guest : Margaret Barkley
Love as much as you can, from wherever you are. Thadeus Golas, author of Lazy Man’s Guide to Enlightenment “Golas wrote that book back in… Read More »A Favorite Quote from a New Dimensions Guest : Susan Campbell, Ph.D.
Susan Campbell reminds us that “Our unprocessed emotional wounds and the reactions that arise from them are what makes us go to war, blow up… Read More »Triggers and Trauma as Portals to Growth with Susan Campbell, Ph.D.
