Lapis Magazine

Video

Right click on Video titles and click on "Open in New Window" to remain connected to Lapis. A window into YouTube will open for you.

Videos from the Society Files:

James Fadiman on Psychedelics Reconsidered - Part 1

James Fadiman - Part 2

Videos from the International Forum on Globalization & Tebtebba Foundation Teach-In Program on Indigenous Peoples' Resistance to Economic Globalization (co-sponsored with the New York Open Center):

Chief Vilson Benedito de Oliveira, Tupinikim, of the Guarani Commission in Brazil

Beverley Jacobs, Mohawk, President of the Native Women's Association of Canada - Part 1

Beverley Jacobs - Part 2

Tom Goldtooth, Dine' and Mdewakanton Dakota, Executive Director of the Indigenous Environmental Network - Part 1

Tom Goldtooth - Part 2

Sheila Watt-Cloutier, Inuk, former Chair of the Inuit Circumpolar Conference - Part 1

Sheila Watt-Cloutier - Part 2

Welcome

Welcome to the first fully multimedia issue of Lapis.

The magazine has gone through various incarnations over the last twelve years. First, it was published in a paper format, winning Utne Reader’s Alternative Press Award. Then it migrated online to a format in which individual articles appeared as we acquired them. Now, Lapis returns with streaming video and audio, a beautiful photo essay and high-quality articles that bear its trademark engagement with both the inner world of soul, spirit and esotericism and also the outer world of society, the environment and the overall state of the planet. Our aim is always to approach the inner and the outer with equal rigor and depth. This, for us, is authentic holistic writing and thinking.

Click here to read the complete Editor's Letter...

Photo Essay

Buddhism in Practice: Sri Lanka
Photos by John Beebe, Text by Peggy Moss

Please click on the above photo to view the complete slide show and the accompanying essay below it.