Podcast appearances and mentions of harvey kraft

As part of our Thought Leader's Voice podcast series, we are thrilled to be in a conversation with Harvey Kraft: on ‘Future Thinking and Change Making as an Organizational Futurist.'In the Thought Leader's Voice podcast series, we explore the world of how independent thought leaders bring their ideas to scale within the business world and share powerful, thought provoking insights with our listeners.Our objective from this podcast series remains to educate senior level marketers & thought leaders to help them solve some of the most quizzing marketing questions propping up right now.Join the conversation to access actionable advice shared in an incredibly insightful way.Harvey Kraft is a writer, artist, historian (spiritual archeologist) and futurist, strategist, storyteller and thought leader, and the multiple award-winning author of the epic history "The Buddha from Babylon" available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble. He strongly believes that the lessons of history are inexorably linked with the potentials of our future because both arise from mind.He also is a founder of the group Digitalism dedicated to the application of high-minded values as a framework for guiding the march of technological innovations for the benefit of humanity.Key Takeaways:Are historians' ideal futurists? Would it be right to say that history is future studies in reverse and HOW DO YOU see what is to COME?How historians can be relevant in today's policy debates, and how historical methods and skills can be applied to analyze probable futures and help create preferred outcomes.What do you recommend for startups and small businesses then, as opposed to large companies, to thrive in this rapidly changing TECHNOLOGICAL environment?There is a skeptic outlook and a pessimistic approach towards global future. How much of this pessimism about the global future can be attributed to SYSTEMIC STRUCTURES, such as the 24-hour news cycle, bad news traveling fast over the Internet and a general media and DIGITAL MARKETING overload.Three categories are proposed for how we can think about spending our time on futures work within the organization:Process work -approaches and tools for interacting with futures work.Content work- generating knowledge and insights about the future.Culture/mindset change- influencing mental models, aka changing minds, regarding the future.What would be your strategy for allocating time for these processes?What frameworks out of the strategic, creative and a general educational role would you recommend undertaking as an organizational futurist? Would you recommend laying emphasis on strategic planning, scenarios, forecasting or a fresh thinking approach with new ideas and a host of creative thinking tools.

What happens when we reorganize our understanding and, appreciation of Consciousness? How does this influence our thoughts and emotions? My friend Harvey Kraft and I will explore what happens when we unfold and open our minds to new orientations of Being following traditions of the past and its wisdoms. He is the perfect friend to help us expand our awareness of the unlimited essence that is Consciousness within each of us. Harvey Kraft is a spiritual archeologist, author, speaker and advocate of higher c

Jason Interviews Special Guest Harvey Kraft, Author of The Buddha From Babylon: The Lost History and Cosmic Vision of Siddhartha Gautama-Winner of Major Awards including:  Double Winner of the 11th Annual USA Best Book Awards (Dec. 2014) for both History-General (nonfiction) & Religion-Eastern Religions; Silver Medal Winner for Religion (Eastern/Western) from Independent Publisher's 2015 IPPY Award (May 2015); Honorable Mentions from LA Book Festival Awards (March 2015) for two categories:  Spiritual and General Non-Fiction Books; and Amazon Best Seller (2 Categories-History of Buddhism).   The Buddha From Babylon features the complete biography of Buddha's journey from prodigy through maturity and ultimate achievement.  In this work, you will discover the long-lost missing parts in the greatest hero story of Ancient Asia.  This book is based on evidence that in the sixth century BCE the seer-philosopher Siddhartha Gautama had gone to Babylon where he became a popular leader.  But after a mysterious assassination, as a Persian general seizes the throne and orchestrates a religious purge, Siddhartha must head back to the Indus where he finally achieves Perfect Enlightenment while unveiling his cosmic vision of Existence. A spiritual thriller and epic, an exploration of common roots of Eastern and Western religious beliefs, and a groundbreaking narrative of the Buddha's life and deep wisdom...with an enlightened ending.   The reader is invited on a journey across the vast universe of Cosmic Buddhism.  It is a transporting, thought-provoking experience, at once a journey to the stars and the gateway to the portal of divine self-discovery.  

Jason Interviews Special Guest Harvey Kraft, Author of The Buddha From Babylon: The Lost History and Cosmic Vision of Siddhartha Gautama-Winner of Major Awards including:  Double Winner of the 11th Annual USA Best Book Awards (Dec. 2014) for both History-General (nonfiction) & Religion-Eastern Religions; Silver Medal Winner for Religion (Eastern/Western) from Independent Publisher's 2015 IPPY Award (May 2015); Honorable Mentions from LA Book Festival Awards (March 2015) for two categories:  Spiritual and General Non-Fiction Books; and Amazon Best Seller (2 Categories-History of Buddhism).   The Buddha From Babylon features the complete biography of Buddha's journey from prodigy through maturity and ultimate achievement.  In this work, you will discover the long-lost missing parts in the greatest hero story of Ancient Asia.  This book is based on evidence that in the sixth century BCE the seer-philosopher Siddhartha Gautama had gone to Babylon where he became a popular leader.  But after a mysterious assassination, as a Persian general seizes the throne and orchestrates a religious purge, Siddhartha must head back to the Indus where he finally achieves Perfect Enlightenment while unveiling his cosmic vision of Existence.  A spiritual thriller and epic, an exploration of common roots of Eastern and Western religious beliefs, and a groundbreaking narrative of the Buddha's life and deep wisdom...with an enlightened ending.   The reader is invited on a journey across the vast universe of Cosmic Buddhism.  It is a transporting, thought-provoking experience, at once a journey to the stars and the gateway to the portal of divine self-discovery.  

Harvey Kraft is an award winning author on the subjects of Buddha and Sci-Fi Fantasy. Harvey was also a guest previously on Spaced Out Radio back on April 20/15 when host Dave Scott had an encounter with an alien at his window. We're getting into everything strange with this one.

People who know me well will tell you two of my passions in addition to animals are spirituality and history.  My guest today combined both of those passions into one of my favorite recent books, "The Buddha from Babylon." Harvey Kraft is an award-winning American author, and a spiritual archeologist adept at interpreting ancient mythic language. His personal quest to unearth the meaning of Buddhist wisdom has been based on a lifetime of research...he has been a student of Buddhism for forty-five years. Mr. Kraft’s new biography of Siddhartha Gautama is the culmination of his aspiration to explore the Buddha’s visionary scope of existence. His new book, "The Waker, Portal of Perfect Light" is available now!   As always thank you so much for listening!

May 16, 2016 - Our time machine drops us off in December 1892, during the planning for Chicago's Columbian Exposition -- a forerunner of the 20th Century world's fairs -- with the perfect story for the boardwalks and carnivals of Summer 2016. At the ticket booth is Betsy Harvey Kraft, and she's sharing The Fantastic Ferris Wheel: The Story of Inventor George Ferris. You may have seen her several other nonfiction books for young readers, including Theodore Roosevelt: Champion of the American Spirit. The Fantastic Ferris Wheel is a book aimed at children ages 5 to 9, but it's fun -- as the saying goes -- for children of all ages. And it's beautifully illustrated by Steven Salerno. You can see some of the over 20 books he's brought to life at StevenSalerno.com.          

Tara Sutphen will interview Harvey Kraft, he is an award-winning American author of The Buddha from Babylon: The Lost History and Cosmic Vision of Siddhartha Gautama, and a spiritual archeologist adept at interpreting ancient mythic language. His personal quest to unearth the meaning of Buddhist wisdom has been based on a lifetime of research...he has been a student of Buddhism for forty-five years. Mr. Kraft’s new biography of Siddhartha Gautama is the culmination of his aspiration to explore the Buddha’s visionary scope of existence.visionary scope of existence. Call in your Questions: 877-230-3062 www.ctrnetwork.com

View fullsize Today we discuss The Buddha from Babylon: The Lost History and Cosmic Vision of Siddhartha Gautama with author Harvey Kraft.Harvey Kraft is an American author, and a Spiritual Archeologist adept at interpreting ancient mythic language. Mr. Kraft’s new alternative biography of the historical Buddha titled The Buddha from Babylon is the culmination of 15 years of research into the Buddha’s lifetime and enlightened visions. The book is this year's double winner of the USA Best Book Awards for Eastern Religions and Non-fiction World History. The Buddha from Babylon: The Lost History and Cosmic Vision of Siddhartha Gautama By Harvey Kraft Harvey Kraft explores human history from a spiritual perspective, rather than the traditional method based on military conquests. His research method employs archaeological findings, translating and interpreting mythic literature and iconography, unearthing hidden meanings embedded in ancient linguistics, and exploring the cosmology of existence through visionary insights. As a student of Buddhism for forty-seven years, his personal quest has been to unearth the meaning of Buddhist wisdom. Mr. Kraft’s new biography of Siddhartha Gautama is the culmination of his aspiration to explore the Buddha’s original teachings and enlightened scope. Reviewers have recognized it as a “seminal work.” Today Mr. Kraft lives with his family in California. He is a sought-after speaker and consultant. In 1998 Mr. Kraft lost his 23-year-old daughter, Lani, after a heart transplant operation. She had encouraged her father to share his understanding of Buddhism. Trying to deal with her passing, he embraced her inspiration to follow the path she pointed him in. His work is dedicated to her.

Join Carlos as he explores a different look at Buddha. What motivated you to write Buddha from Babylon?How did the Persian emperor die? How was Buddha involved in the death of the emperor?What is the Babylon Magi? What does Buddhism say about the tough theological questions?Harvey Kraft is an American author and has been a student of Buddhism for forty-five years. He is a spiritual archeologist adept at interpreting ancient mythic language. His personal quest to unearth the meaning of Buddhist wisdom has been based on a lifetime of research. Mr. Kraft's new biography of Siddhartha Gautama is the culmination of his aspiration to explore the Buddha's visionary scope of existence.In 1998 he founded the Everlife Center to undertake research for a better understanding of Cosmic Buddhism through the use of spiritual archeology. Sadly, later that year, Mr. Kraft lost his 23-year-old daughter, Lani, after a heart transplant operation in a California hospital. His writings are dedicated in her honor and emerge from her inspiration.

Harvey Kraft is a spiritual archeologist and one of the ways he expresses this is through his latest book, "The Buddha from Babylon". A true history of the Buddha and a murder, mystery story. He helps listeners and readers raise their inherent higher consciousness. He is a builder of interfaith “bridges of harmony”

Chuck Morse Speaks broadcasts live Mon - Fri 10am-Noon ET on the IRN/USA Radio Network. Listen Live: http://www.irnusaradio.com/ Chuck Morse Book Page:http://t.co/oxZNlr94Fw 1st hour guest: Matthew Hoh,Senior Fellow, Center for International Policy joins Chuck in a political discussion about Latin America. Website: http://www.ciponline.org/ 2nd hour guest: Harvey Kraft, author of The Buddha from Babylon: The Lost History and Cosmic Vision of Siddhartha Gautama, joins Chuck in a discussion about Buddhism and new information about his career in Babylon. Website: http://amzn.com/1590791436