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Tricycle Talk with Alan Swyer, Director of Spiritual Revolution
The second feature in this year's Tricycle | BuddhaFest Online Film Festival is Alan Swyer's Spiritual Revolution, an interview bonanza with spiritual leaders, scientists, psychotherapists, and scholars. This means new, original content from many familiar Tricycle faces: Bob Thurman, Jack Kornfield, Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche, Shinzen Young, and John Makransky, not to mention a host of other spiritually-oriented and fascinating people. Speaking about the convergence of Eastern traditions and Western culture, these people—and their ideas—form the backbone of the spiritual revolution sweeping through the West.
"In a time of change, this film will open many doors," writes Swyer on the film's official website. Our Tricycle Talk today will open one more: listen to the man behind the camera talk about his experiences making the movie, and enjoy his infectious laughter, too. Check out the Tricycle Talk and Spiritual Revolution's trailer below.
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Tricycle Talk with Alan Swyer, Director of Spiritual Revolution
I missed the movie, any chance of bringing it back til the end of the festival?
Hello!
Unfortunately, we were only allowed to screen this film for 3 weeks and the run is over. You can still watch When the Iron Bird Flies, Ram Dass: Fierce Grace, and Blessings.
Best,
Sam Mowe
Associate Editor
A convergence of Eastern traditions and Western culture is dependent on an accompanying partnership between Northern technology and Southern agrarianism. Then the revolution will be more whole.