Media
The Respectful Revolution: Leslie Temple-Thurston and Seeds of Light
The Ebb and Flow of Light and Dark (excerpt)
Join Leslie Temple-Thurston at this intimate, small-group retreat in South Africa for a discussion about the journey of spiritual awakening and moving beyond suffering and into the state of enlightenment.
This is a 10 minute excerpt from the full 45 minute video which is available to purchase on DVD through the CoreLight webstore.
Earth Healing Pilgrimages to the American Southwest
A journey to the Southwest is an initiation, a pilgrimage to an enchanting land imbued with rugged natural beauty and great spiritual power. It is an opportunity to reconnect with an ancient time and place when the land was honored and revered, when Mother Earth was held as sacred. The extraordinary sites we visit still hold that sacred vibration, and the spirit of the Anasazi Indians—the ancient ones—is a palpable presence there. As we make our meditative, mystical sojourn and contemplate our connection with these holy places, the soul stirs, and we awaken to our vast, timeless eternality. Narrated by Brad Laughlin
Leslie Temple-Thurston Interview
October 2010, Rick Archer interviews Leslie about the path of spiritual awakening and her personal journey. Watch the video or go to Buddha at the Gas Pump/ Leslie Temple-Thurston to listen to a podcast of the interview. Thank you, Rick.
The Power of One
The Quiet Revolution
We wrote and created this presentation for the world—we hope you enjoy it and we invite you to share it freely.To watch the video in Full Screen Mode (recommended), click full screen icon in the bottom right corner of the viewer. You can also click here to download the PowerPoint presentation to your computer. (PC users can right click and choose ‘Save As’ or open. Mac users can click and choose to open or save.)Para a versão em português, por favor clique aqui.If you don’t have PowerPoint, you can download a free version of PowerPoint Viewer from Microsoft’s website here.
One Hat One Heart
Heroes, Hope and Heart
—Leslie Temple-Thurston