Significant Religious Diversity at Louisville’s Festival of Faiths
I was reminded of the Festival’s symbolic importance yesterday when Shaykh Hamsa Yusuf entered into a dialogue with Rabbi Joseph Rapport of The Temple in Louisville.
An Interfaith Service: A Call to Prayer
As the River City Drum Corps led the way, hundreds of people gathered Tuesday afternoon, May 13, at the Cathedral of the Assumption for an Interfaith Service: A Call to Prayer.
Buddhism, Beat Poetry, and Environmentalism – Gary Snyder
On Wednesday, May 14, Louisville Public Media’s Jonathan Bastian interviewed Festival of Faiths keynote presenter Gary Snyder, award-winning poet on 89.3-FM WFPL News Radio.
Sacred Self, Sacred Earth
A question is arising in the heart of humanity: what is the relationship, the connection, between the human self and this earth that is our home.
Buddhist Reflection on Sacred Earth, Sacred Being
From the perspective of Buddhist philosophy we categorize evolution of our own existence into two groups – “external environment” and “internal sentient being.”
Festival of Faiths on KET’s One to One with Bill Goodman
Owsley Brown III sits down with Bill Goodman on Kentucky Educational Television's program One to One, to discuss how the 2014 Festival of Faiths.
Challenge – Explore a Balance of Sacredness
On the contrary, the duty of our age, the critical ‘vocation’ of modern man is to unite them in a supreme humility which will result in a totally self-forgetful creativity and service. Can we do this?”
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