The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Moises Naim 4.0 out of 5 stars What kind of power, for whom, and for what?, May 31, 2013 By Tom Atlee (Eugene, OR USA) – See all my reviews Moises Naim’s new book THE END OF POWER should properly be called “The Decay of Power”. His thesis is that while it is becoming easier …
By John Robb I used to have a boss that said “if you ever wanted to find out the best way to get a job on a farm done, give it to a lazy person first.” While this seems counter-intuitive, it actually makes sense. The lazy person will find the way to do the job …
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How Your Home Can Produce MORE With Less When I walk through my home and around my yard, I’m constantly looking for ways to do more with the space I have available. More? No, I’m not talking about finding ways to store more stuff by stacking and packing it in every nook and cranny. Instead, …
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Post-election: A collective shift from divided to wise Dear friends, President Obama said in his 2012 victory speech that “we are not as divided as our politics suggests”. He also argued that we are more united than our politics makes us think we are. Finally, he hinted that we are more diverse than our politics …
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Global warming is normal, not an imminent threat. Global warming, also known as climate change, is a tiny part of Environmental Degradation, top level threat #3 out of ten according to the High-Level Panel on Threats, Challenges, and Change of the United Nations. Global warming is a direct result of common ignorance, corporate greed, and …
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In my opinion, a truly ground-breaking initiative, and a game changer. Thanks Venessa Miemis, the Quakers, and the whole team, for bringing this about!! Ask more details via @EmLeaders (twitter). Excerpt: “”The premise is pretty straightforward: There are plenty of passionate, driven people who want to make cool ideas and projects happen. Access to resources …
Six faces of wholeness I offer here a framework for understanding what I might call “big” wholeness – a sensibility I have about wholeness that I can never articulate but which continually demands that I try. This framework attempts to embrace the manifestations of that inarticulable “wholeness” that I find myself sensing into and out …
