Rick Johnson 2 min Dizzy Gillespie: The World Citizen And His United Nation Orchestra Sometimes called "the greatest jazz orchestra ever assembled in the Americas," Gillespie’s United Nation Orchestra is considered the best...
Rick Johnson 1 min Around The World In Sacred Sounds Sacred sounds and music have inspired and sustained humanity throughout time. Explore the different sacred sounds. What sonic similaritie...
Rick Johnson 1 min Shine Your Light Into The Darkness When interrelated crises incite feelings of hopelessness and confused fear among many, we become powerful through the light we shine into...
Rick Johnson 1 min Music As A Universal Language: World Sacred Music Music is one of the bridges which brings people from diverse spiritual and religious traditions into heartfelt communication. Today we sa...
Rick Johnson 1 min Navajo Sand Painting: "Places Where The Gods Come And Go" The Diné (Navajo People) create sand paintings, or dry paintings, known as "places where the gods come and go" in the Navajo language. N...
Rick Johnson 1 min Wilma Ellis Kazemzadeh: Champion of Oneness and Human Rights "My eighth-grade teacher taught us as if eighth grade would be our last year of school." Yet she earned a Ph.D., became a leader in highe...
Rick Johnson 1 min Compassionate Woman: Tawacin WasteWin (Patricia Locke) Celebrating Patricia Locke, defender of indigenous rights, educational visionary, and promoter of the oneness and wholeness of all humani...
Rick Johnson 1 min Journey To Sacred Sites Around The World, Without Leaving Home Explore the beautiful and inspiring breadth of what constitutes a sacred site to cultures throughout the world. World Pilgrimage Guide - ...
Rick Johnson 1 min Portal To The Future: Freeing Ourselves From The Blight Of Racism Racism retards the unfoldment of the boundless potentialities of its victims, corrupts its perpetrators, and blights human progress. Here...
Rick Johnson 1 min Barbara Talley: From Harriet Tubman and Facing the KKK, to Spiritual Reparations “As a child, I experienced a lot of what slavery could have been like...but the last shall be first...This is it.” In this series of shor...
