Vice President for Research and Education at the Institute of Noetic Sciences Dr. Marilyn Schlitz tells tales from the lab guaranteed to amaze believers and skeptics alike...

WIE editors Jessica Roemischer and Ross Robertson speak with Fritizie P. Manuel: art historian, scholar, and co-author of Utopian Thought in the Western World, a definitive history of the human propensity to visualize and create the future.

International business consultant Joseph Jaworski speaks with WIE’sElizabeth Debold about harnessing the power of group intelligence to transform business, civil society, and ultimately the world.

Otto Scharmer presents his transformative social theory in which science, spirituality, and the intelligence of the collective conspire to create a more enlightened future.

Rupert Sheldrake, iconoclast, biologist, and author of The Sense of Being Stared At, brings his inquisitive, scientific mind to the exploration of intuition, precognition, and telepathy.

Roger Nelson, director of the Global Consciousness Project, speaks about his research aimed at proving that human consciousness intertwines, interacts, and ultimately exerts measurable force on the world around us–and why this holds the key to the next stage in human evolution.

Chris Parish speaks about his experiences facilitating “enlightened communication” groups, where individuals come together to explore—and literally co-create—the leading edge of consciousness.

The pioneering biologist uses birds in flight and the creative synergy of sports teams to illustrate how uncanny fields of interconnection are created.

Join 3rd millenium renaissance man, genius raconteur, author, and former rock and roll starmaker Howard Bloom to find out what the American king of pop and the Saudi prince of jihad have to do with collective intelligence, Darwinian reproduction strategies, and the future of human culture.

From the Big Bang to Brahms, acoustic vibrations choreograph the movements of the cosmos.

How to awaken our collective consciousness through the power of mass communication.

Is it possible for groups to access a level of wisdom far beyond what is available to individuals? WIE takes an in-depth look at the miraculous phenomenon of collective consciousness that many feel is the next step in human evolution.

According to evolutionary activist Duane Elgin, the most vital determining factor in our collective awakening is not mystical experience . . . it’s television.

Wilber and Cohen exchange their understandings of how the developmental trajectory unfolds. They discuss the evolutionary impulse, what it is and why it’s significant, and differentiate between stages and states of consciousness.

More and more people are talking about this phenomenon but is there any scientific research to back it up?

What would “spirituality appropriate” to our rapidly evolving times look like? Ken Wilber and Andrew Cohen consider new religious structures and the potential they have for bringing people together in a context that transcends the individual.