ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 12月5日 12時25分

Silicon Valley, facing a crisis of the soul, has found a retreat center. The Esalen Institute, a storied hippie hotel in Big Sur, California, has reopened with a new director and a new mission: It will be a home for technologists to reckon with what they’ve built. “There’s a dawning consciousness emerging in Silicon Valley as people recognize that their conventional success isn’t necessarily making the world a better place,” said Ben Tauber, 34, the new executive director, a former Google product manager and start-up executive coach. “The CEOs, inside they’re hurting. They can’t sleep at night.” Founded in 1962, #Esalen helped bring yoga, organic food and meditation into the American mainstream. The leaders behind humanist psychology worked from the lodge, and legend has it that Hunter S. Thompson wandered the place with a shotgun. Nudity was the norm. Here, @jasonhenry photographed guests practicing walking mediation on the lawn. Visit the link in our profile to read more about Silicon Valley's retreat from the world it's disrupting, and to see more photos by @jasonhenry.

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