Cosmic TED #4
A monthly journey into to the weirder, wilder side of the TED archives. July 2016 – Tim Urban ‘Inside the mind of a procrastinator’
Positive Change
Chantal Murrell tells of her ‘cosmic’ experience whilst battling breast cancer
40 year old Londoner and writer, Chantal, discusses the cosmic elements to her journey through breast cancer: “I was in fresh hell, but I could not ignore the signs from the universe that were so clear to me after I became ill.”
Watch: An artist’s unflinching look at racial violence
“No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it.” – Einstein. We all have the power to create change towards the unity we crave and shift to a higher level of awareness and consciousness. We are all one.
Cosmic Pineapple at Pikes, Ibiza Rocks House
Cosmic Pineapple will host a four-date summer residency at Pikes, Ibiza, in September 2016.
Cosmic Connections #3
Every month, three of the best memes, themes and hacks are hand-picked from the outer reaches of the cosmic Interweb: June 2016.
Seth Troxler to climb Mount Kilimanjaro for Cure Brain Cancer
On July 15th, dance music artist, Seth Troxler, will join nine others on a ten-day climb of Africa’s Mount Kilimanjaro, to raise money and awareness for brain cancer organisation, Cure Brain Cancer. Support the cause!
Wolfgang Tillmans urges the importance of staying in the EU.
Photography artist, Tillmans, explains why it is important to stay with our European family: “Whatever your feelings towards the EU, be aware that voting for Brexit has catastrophic repercussions for the whole of Europe and the world.”
Cosmic TED #3
A monthly journey into to the weirder, wilder side of the TED archives. May 2016 – BJ Miller ‘What Really Matters At The End Of Life’
Watch: Cosmic Disclosure: The Message for Humankind
David Wilcock interviews Corey Goode with a message for humanity from a space race we haven’t yet met.
Buy an Acid House t-shirt and support UNICEF
OSL are donating 100% of profits from the sales of their Acid House T-shirts and sweats to UNICEF. As modelled by BBC Radio 1 presenter and DJ, Heidi.