Are miracles real? And can we believe in them in this day and age?  Author and artist-philosopher Dr. Michael Grosso presents a range of evidence for the reality of phenomena we often perceive as healings, levitation, bilocation, materialization, dematerialization, and much more.  Maybe miracles are facts of the natural world that point to something supernatural! In an age of disbelief, join us as we discuss a fact-based template for experimental spirituality and makes the case that every one of us, rightly understood, is a “smile of the universe.”

An artist-philosopher immersed in the mysteries of the mind, Michael prides himself on being an independent scholar and part of an ever-growing group of educators and intellectuals critical of the prevailing materialistic view of the world. With a PhD in philosophy from Columbia University and an MA in classical Greek, he has taught humanities and philosophy at a number of institutions, including City University of New York, John F. Kennedy University, Marymount Manhattan College, and New Jersey City University.