“A visual masterpiece about a scared little girl’s breathtaking journey of self-discovery.” (Baltimore Sun)
Director Hayao Miyazaki once said he created his magnificent 2002 animated movie Spirited Away for 10-year-old girls. Adults around the world were captivated. Now as we face climate catastrophe, the adventure offers unexpected guidance and hope. Following 10-year-old Chihiro through a wondrous world full of spirits, Miyazaki reveals how a pure heart and sincerity can light our way.
Tickets: $11 (members), $16 (nonmembers)
We’re thrilled to welcome Tracy Cochran back for this year’s series. Cochran has been a student of meditation and spiritual practice for many years, and teaches mindfulness meditation at the Rubin Museum of Art in Manhattan, at the Hudson River Sangha in Tarrytown, and throughout the greater New York area. She is also a writer and the editorial director of the quarterly magazine Parabola, which draws on the world’s mythology and wisdom traditions to explore universal human themes. Her writings and teaching schedule can be found online at tracycochran.org, as well as parabola.org.
This film is part of the The Meditative Life 2020: Consciousness, Meaning, and Connection series.
The Meditative Life is made possible by:
The Gail Wagner Shenkman Fund
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