This course explores the alchemy of relationships, focusing on how understanding, love, and forgiveness can heal wounded connections and awaken the divine feminine within ourselves and the world. Through teachings, reflection, prayer, and celebration, the course invites participants to reconnect with the sacredness of life, inspired by the symbolism of Mary’s Assumption and ancient traditions that honor the feminine as the source of creation. It emphasizes restoring balance between matter and spirit, fostering deeper relationships with ourselves, others, and the Earth, and cultivating compassion, friendship, and conscious connection as essential practices for this new era.

This virtual course offers a journey with Andrew Harvey to South India, honoring Lord Shiva and exploring the connection between our Divine and human selves. Following the footsteps of mystics Ramana Maharshi and Sri Aurobindo, this journey provides teachings and guidance for personal inner transformation, including a special letter from Andrew outlining the path.

The course "The Second Liberal Art of Dialectica" explores the ancient art of dialectics, focusing on understanding and reconciling opposites, particularly in the context of identity, race, gender, ethnicity, and sexuality. Through dialogue and ancient wisdom, participants examine how to navigate differences and transform opposites into creative union, fostering a more harmonious and inclusive world.

The goal of this course is to invite participants/students to dialogue in which spiritual leaders, social activists, and scientists from psychology, sociology, communication study, business study, and philosophy talk about the essence and application of GSW in their working/research fields. One aim of organizing dialogues is to position GSW as a tool for awareness-based systems change in education, politics, economy, and society.

This course explores the essential soft skills needed to thrive as a conscious, future-ready leader in the rapidly shifting post-Covid 21st-century landscape. By integrating technological awareness, emotional intelligence, and human-centered practices, it empowers learners to navigate global change, foster inclusive workplaces, and contribute to a more equitable and sustainable world.

This nanocourse explores UN Sustainable Development Goal 16 – Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions, offering a global perspective on justice, inclusion, and human rights in sustainable development. Learners cultivate critical and systems thinking skills while designing actionable plans to promote peace and fairness within their local communities.

This nanocourse develops a holistic understanding of SDG 15 - Life on Land, focusing on protecting terrestrial ecosystems, combating desertification, and halting biodiversity loss. Participants self-reflect on their values and develop a simple plan to create change in their local community, building critical thinking and global awareness skills.

This nanocourse provides a holistic view of SDG 10 – Reduced Inequalities, exploring its impact on global society. It encourages critical, global thinking, aligned with Ubiquity’s mission to develop essential skills. By the end, students will understand SDG 10, reflect on their attitudes toward inequality, and create an action plan to promote change in their local communities.

This nanocourse examines UN Sustainable Development Goal 9 – Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure, offering a global perspective on sustainable industrialization, technological progress, and resilient infrastructure. Learners reflect on their own values while developing practical community-based actions to support innovation and inclusive economic development.

This nanocourse explores UN Sustainable Development Goal 7 – Affordable and Clean Energy, providing a global perspective on the transition to sustainable, renewable power sources. Learners examine energy use at household and national levels, engage in experiential activities, and design practical actions to promote cleaner, more efficient energy solutions in their communities.

This nanocourse on SDG 6, Clean Water and Sanitation explores global challenges in providing clean water and managing sanitation. Learners will understand the current context, reflect on their water use, and create a simple action plan to promote positive change in their communities.

Discover the timeless wisdom of the I Ching, the ancient Chinese Book of Changes, and its profound guidance for living in harmony with life’s flow. Through this four-part series, learners explore divination, intuition, and the spiritual practices behind the I Ching—linking its teachings to Qi Gong, Tai Chi, meditation, and the living traditions of ancestral China. The I Ching, a Chinese oracle book, offers profound counsel on life issues and, on special occasions, predictive divination. This course explores the I Ching and its interconnectedness with other Chinese disciplines such as Qi Gong or Tai Chi, ancestral rituals, music, meditation, and alchemy. Discover how the ancient Chinese wisdom of the I Ching is relevant in our lives today.

This microcourse introduces the foundational tools of the Integral City model, helping learners understand cities as living, adaptive systems shaped by culture, behavior, and governance. Through practical frameworks like the Human Hive and Integral City Maps, participants learn to recognize patterns in their own communities and apply regenerative principles for urban wellbeing.

This course offers a comprehensive introduction to counseling from an integral and transpersonal perspective, combining theory, practical tools, and inner-awareness techniques to develop presence, emotional mastery, and effective relational skills. Designed for aspiring counselors and soft-skills professionals, it equips learners to build supportive, conscious relationships and to facilitate personal growth, wellbeing, and authentic self-expression across diverse professional contexts.

This course explores the lives of transformative historical and spiritual figures whose impact continues to shape human culture, ethics and collective evolution. Through deep inquiry, comparative study and reflective writing, students examine how great lives respond to global challenges and illuminate timeless paths of wisdom.