We have arrived at a threshold: a liminal space where the world we have known is coming undone and new configurations are still taking shape. In this moment of great loss, possibility, and transformation, how might we bear witness to the Earth’s changing face, listen to her evolving song, and find ways to navigate our shifting landscapes?
Join Sufi teacher, filmmaker, and Emergence Executive Editor Emmanuel Vaughan-Lee for an evening that explores the seismic shifts in our natural and cultural landscapes and the new stories that are emerging in their wake.
This lecture, drawing from Emergence’s forthcoming volume, Shifting Landscapes will be followed by a Q&A.
Emmanuel Vaughan-Lee is an Emmy- and Peabody-nominated filmmaker and a Naqshbandi Sufi teacher. He is the founder and executive editor of Emergence Magazine and leads retreats and workshops of sufism and spiritual ecology worldwide. He has directed and produced numerous award-winning films including: Earthrise, Sanctuaries of Silence, The Atomic Tree, Counter Mapping, Marie’s Dictionary, Isle de Jean Charles, Elemental, A Thousand Suns and What Would it Look Like. He lives and teaches in Inverness, California.