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Wonder & Awe by Louie Schwartzberg: TEDxLA [video]

“Wonder and curiosity drive us to explore because we are surrounded by things we can’t see, and that triggers our imagination, inspiring art and science. I love making the invisible visible. Using the art of time lapse and slow motion cinematography, I can stretch the imagination by creating journeys through portals of time, and scale.

Have you ever imagined what it’s like to experience the world from the point of view of a flower or a hummingbird? When we see Life through their perspective it expands your vision and opens your heart, unveiling the mysteries of Life, and that is transformational. Continue Reading…

Nature, Faith, Fungi & Community

In this final week of the official Gratitude Lab, we turn our focus to faith and community. How ironic – and how perfect – that another of Louie’s inspirational muses – the underground world of mycelium network – just happens to parallel this sense of connection, wonder, and gratitude.

“Mother Trees” is the film trailer we showed to you last year, but seems increasingly relevant and vital to see and share today, so here it is for you.

If you know of anyone who feels disconnected, or who might need to be uplifted with some hope and beauty, please share this with them. It might just provide the very comfort they need right now.

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3-Day Individual Gratitude Challenge

You may have heard, we have been talking a lot about gratitude. If you haven’t seen Louie Schwartzberg’s extraordinary work upon the Guggenheim rotunda, you’ll not want to miss it. We also have an exciting program running right now called the Gratitude Lab. Made possible by the generosity of John Templeton Foundation, we have created 4 beautiful “portals” of gratitude for you to explore and experience: Families, Schools (K-12), Faith (congregations and communities), and College/Universities.

While the results have been beyond moving, we’ve also received a number of requests to create a portal for the individual. In truth, this was an oversight on our part! Of course, we should have provided the option for you, the individual, to dive deep into your own heart.

And so, we have created the following 3-Day Gratitude Challenge just for YOU. Continue Reading…

Eudaimonia On College Campuses? (It’s a Good Thing)

Dr. Robert Bilder is a remarkable person. Yes, he is remarkable for his resume, which gives one cotton mouth when trying to absorb the depth of his career, but even more remarkable is his dedication to the exceptional health and well-being of young students at UCLA, Louie Schwartzberg’s alma mater and where Dr. Bilder currently serves as Professor-in-Residence. For the last six years, Dr. Bilder and his colleagues at UCLA have been developing a ground-breaking program called the Healthy Campus Initiative. Dr. Bilder leads the Mind Well program within this initiative, to promote well-being, resilience, social connectedness, and creative achievement among UCLA’s students, staff, and faculty. Other campuses around the globe are following UCLA’s lead, and Gratitude Revealed sat down with Dr. Bilder to ask him to share his experiences with helping young men and women address their struggles with isolation, connection and stress.

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Let There Be Light

On Thursday, December 15, 2016 the lights went down within the Guggenheim Museum in New York City. What followed was a miracle of sorts. In the darkness, light was suddenly projected upon the structure’s iconic spiral rotunda – 5 stories high – and the central gallery floor filled with healthcare CEO’s from around the globe fell awe-struck and mesmerized by nature’s beauty, filmed by Louie Schwartzberg. For some, this was an epiphany – the first time they had witnessed visual healing in action.

We’ve captured the event as Louie’s New Year’s gift to you in this video below. Find a quiet place to rest for 5 minutes and let it reveal itself to you. See if you are not filled with hope, resilience and gratitude.

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Heather Hayward

HeartMath: the Gift Is Between the Beats

Expanding Heart Connections

HeartMath is committed to helping activate the heart of humanity. They suggest that by creating an alignment and connection between our mind and heart, and with each other’s hearts, we awaken the higher mental, emotional and spiritual capacities that are dormant within us. Compassion, Resonance and Transformation are the core values that underlie their business.

Heather Hayward is a Licensed HeartMath Trainer who leads workshops and works in private practice helping people learn the techniques and technology from the Institute of HeartMath. For over thirty years, Hayward has dedicated her career to the field of personal well-being. As a Results Coach, Clinical Hypnotherapist, Meditation Teacher, author and speaker, she successfully works with a diverse client population in one-on-one and group settings connecting them to their heart, producing sustainable change through Comfort, Humor and Inspiration (C.H.I.).

Specializing in creating custom written guided meditations for actors to business owners, writers to lawyers, youth to mature clients, and everything in between, these recordings support them to quickly self-correct, reduce negative self-talk and stay committed to their positive changes.

Since ’tis the season for heightened stress and potential holiday tension among families, and since Gratitude Lab is shining a spotlight on nurturing gratitude within families, we sat down with Hayward to ask for some tips to get through to the New Year. Continue Reading…

Teenagers & Thank You Notes (This Really Happened)

Ashley Weber teaches high school French. Every Thursday, she asks the students to dedicate the first 10 minutes to writing a thank you note. And, you might be shocked to learn… they LOVE IT. Because of Thank You Thursday, there are currently over 1600 messages of thanks out in the world. At that, Madame Weber can only stand back and say merci.

When Gratitude Revealed came across this video, we were so moved and inspired, we had to find out more about how this extraordinary teen transformation occurred. Enjoy the video and then read the interview that follows below.

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Louie Schwartzberg

G Is For Gratitude

Q&A With Louie Schwartzberg

Gratitude Lab Kicks Off With a Sit-Down With Louie

If you haven’t heard yet, Gratitude Lab is now officially begun! In response to your requests, we’ve curated the best gratitude videos, gratitude facts, DIY projects for you to download, and…. a series of gratitude exercises which can be adapted to fit your specific needs.

As Louie’s holiday gift to you, he’ll gather your anonymous insights, along with his breath-taking photography, and create a beautiful Gratitude E-book.

Louie has a lot to say on the subject of Gratitude. We sat down with him to ask him a few questions about this subject and more… Continue Reading…

Compassion Games

Survival of the Kindest: The Compassion Games

August 21st marked the end of the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. World-class athletes from all corners of the globe have returned home, some with medals marking their incredible accomplishments. As those games come to a close, however, a new set of games is just on the horizon: the Compassion Games. No plane tickets or passports required.

Jon Ramer, the founder of Compassion Games International (CGI), reached out to Moving Art in support of this year’s Global Unity Games, one of five annual Games that CGI hosts each year. The Global Unity Games will begin on September 11th and run through September 21st of this year.

The Compassion Games are the world’s largest compassion “coopetitions.” No one can lose the Compassion Games; and the more people that play, the more people that win. The goal is to inspire as much compassionate action in communities around the world as possible, through volunteering, random acts of compassion, and more.

Want to learn more? We asked Jon some questions about the origin of the games, how to participate, and what makes compassion such an important notion to share.
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Earth Day, Arbor Day, and Sharing Our Mission

Louie Schwartzberg’s lengthy career has been dedicated to capturing the beauty of nature using pioneering time-lapse techniques that take us on journeys through time and scale. As beautiful as these images are, they also come with a deeper purpose. “Beauty is nature’s tool for survival,” Louie is often quoted as saying, “we protect what we love.” He shares his films to encourage audiences to not only see what’s beautiful about the world around us, but to also encourage its protection. This makes last week’s Earth Day and this week’s Arbor Day especially important here at Gratitude Revealed and Moving Art.

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Mastering Gratitude - Gratitude Revealed

Mastering Gratitude

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Gratitude

The science is in! And it undoubtedly proves that gratitude is more than just a simple sentiment. Studies link gratitude to a stronger immune system, lower blood pressure, better sleep quality, reduced risk of heart disease, and better kidney function. But the benefits of living a life in gratitude extend much further than purely physical. Continue Reading…

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