After watching the video, I have changed my mind on alternative therapies and am considering attempting reflexology to help with my digestive problems.

I agree. For me, reading these novels has had a profoundly transformational effect. They have piqued my attention and led me to reconsider my pre-existing reductionist viewpoint on science. I can now understand how everything is interrelated and how spirituality and science may both provide useful viewpoints.

When I consider how unevenly the effects of climate change are distributed, I get anxious. In spite of making less of a contribution to the issue, marginalized populations, particularly those in developing nations, suffer the most from the effects of climate change. It emphasizes how urgent it is to address climate justice.

It was very eye-opening when I recently completed reading "The Comfort Crisis" by Michael Easter. The book urges us to embrace suffering as a means of achieving personal growth and wellbeing, challenging our culture's infatuation with comfort and ease. Easter delivers a strong dissertation supported by research and practical examples in his engaging writing style. It inspired me to push myself beyond of my comfort zone and made me think about my own comfort-seeking behaviors.

I liked what the book was saying, but it made things seem too simple when they are actually very complicated. I don't think it's easy to control how we think and feel and make our own world. Many things can happen in our lives that we cannot control.

I think that science has both good and bad impacts on making and understanding spiritual art. I think science and spirituality coming together can inspire artists and help them learn new things. Artists can make really cool art that makes you think about life when they mix science and spirituality together. It's kind of like solving a mystery. It will make you think about some of the biggest questions in life.

I completely agree! There are lots of delicious and imaginative ways to prepare meals using plants. You can also make veggie burgers or vegan pizza. If you try new foods in your diet, you might discover some that you didn't think you would enjoy.

How have new scientific discoveries affected the making and enjoying of art that has religious or spiritual themes? Does it make this type of art more or less important?

I began eating a diet focused on plants to be healthier, and I see that my cholesterol got better. It was hard for me to stop eating some foods that make me feel good, like cheese. I found out that there are some yummy vegan cheese options available!

In other words, different things will happen when you regularly decide to do different things? It certainly sounds like a fun experiment to do.

I've had encounters were I felt like my spirit guides were communicating with me. They've helped me trust my instincts and offered me advice on crucial matters.

I've done some divination using a pendulum, and I found it to be a highly trustworthy tool. I like to use astrology and tarot cards to get insight into my life.