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Why You Care About (insert celebrity here)
I am intrigued about the way technology intersects with the unspoken essence of loving connection. It leads me to a potentially crackpot theory…. Continue reading
Posted in meaning, media, perspective, selfhood
Tagged alienation, being truly seen, celebrity obsession, depression, eye contact, meaning, media, perspective, proximity and trust, selfhood, technology
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Right Now You Are Activating Change
You, like so many change-makers are already living through deeply felt, personally lived ethics. That itself causes rippling change. Continue reading
Posted in attitude, global, meaning, perspective, values
Tagged attitude, authorities versus leaders, awakening, awareness leading to change, global, meaning, person to person change, perspective, shift, values
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What’s The Perfect Age?
What age do parents have in mind as they groom their kids for success? What age do kids have in mind as they imagine growing up? What age do older adults have in mind as they try to look and act younger? Continue reading
Posted in attitude, elders, mindfulness, parenting, perspective, selfhood, stereotypes
Tagged ageism, attitude, elders, mindfulness, parenting, perfect age, perspective, selfhood, stereotypes
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Engage The Window Box Effect
What reverses urban decay can work in your life too. Really. Continue reading
Life As A Quest
I am burdened by positive motivations. I am convinced that I am on this planet to spread peace, deepen truth and create joy. Unfortunately details get in the way. Continue reading
Creating A Better World
A better world is made by building on what works rather than focusing on what’s broken. Continue reading
Posted in attitude, collaboration, global, learning, non-violence, optimism, peace, perspective, sustainability
Tagged attitude, collaboration, global, learning, non-violence, optimism, peace, perspective, sustainability
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We Are One Being
We are one being on this planet. Everything on Earth is connected in ways we don’t recognize. Continue reading
Posted in attitude, deep ecology, gaia, global, history, mindfulness, nature, optimism, perspective
Tagged attitude, deep ecology, gaia, global, history, mindfulness, nature, optimism, perspective
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I Know You Are But What Am I?
Sages, poets and mystics have told us all along that what we perceive is who we are. Research indicates they were right. Our perceptions of others actually say much more about us. Continue reading
Posted in mindfulness, non-violence, optimism, perspective
Tagged mindfulness, non-violence, optimism, perspective
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Me, a Radical Homemaker?
Okay, radical sounds hip. I can live with that. But homemaker? The last few decades that word has been a synonym for drudgery. Besides, ask my kids who really does the dusting and vacuuming around here. They do. Continue reading
Posted in family, food, meaning, perspective, radical homemaker, simple living, sustainability, values
Tagged family, food, meaning, perspective, radical homemaker, simple living, sustainability, values
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Is Nature Somewhere Else?
When we define nature as separate from us it’s easier to push it aside as something apart from our very life force. This disconnect isn’t healthy for us or the planet. Continue reading
Posted in meaning, mindfulness, nature, perspective, sustainability
Tagged meaning, mindfulness, nature, perspective, sustainability
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