Andrew Harvey is an internationally renowned religious scholar, writer, and teacher, and the author of over 30 books, including the critically acclaimed Way of Passion: A Celebration of Rumi, as well as Journey to Ladakh, The Return of the Mother, Son of Man, and The Direct Path: Creating a Journey to the Divine Using the World’s Mystical Traditions. He is also coauthor of the best-selling The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying. His work has been honored with the Benjamin Franklin Award and the Mind Body Spirit Award (both for Mary’s Vineyard: Daily Readings, Meditations, and Revelations, with photographs by Eryk Hanut), and the Christmas Humphries Award for A Journey in Ladakh. And recently, he co-authored “Savage Grace: Living Resiliently in the Dark Night of the Globe”. Born in south India in 1952, Harvey studied at Oxford University and became a Fellow of All Soul’s College in 1973. He is Founding Director of the Institute for Sacred Activism, which will be offering its first programs in 2008.

Andrew Harvey is an internationally renowned religious scholar, writer, and teacher, and the author of over 30 books, including the critically acclaimed&nbsp;Way of Passion: A Celebration of Rumi, as well as Journey to Ladakh, The Return of the Mother, Son of Man, and The Direct Path: Creating a Journey to the Divine Using the World&rsquo;s Mystical Traditions.&nbsp;He is also coauthor of the best-selling&nbsp;The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying.&nbsp;His work has been honored with the Benjamin Franklin Award and the Mind Body Spirit Award (both for&nbsp;Mary&rsquo;s Vineyard: Daily Readings, Meditations, and Revelations,&nbsp;with photographs by Eryk Hanut), and the Christmas Humphries Award for&nbsp;A Journey in Ladakh.&nbsp;And recently, he co-authored &ldquo;Savage Grace: Living Resiliently in the Dark Night of the Globe&rdquo;. Born in south India in 1952, Harvey studied at Oxford University and became a Fellow of All Soul&rsquo;s College in 1973. He is Founding Director of the Institute for Sacred Activism, which will be offering its first programs in 2008.

Interviews with leaders, elders and teachers from the yoga and wider wisdom community on eastern philosophies, consciousness studies, social justice, and the human spiritual condition.

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