Improve Your Disaster Personality
The Wild Resiliency® model is first an attempt to identify certain keystone processes of Life itself, and secondly an attempt to apply these processes to the field of resilience thinking….
Yearly Archives:
2008
Personal Pain and Global Pain
People are beginning to see that personal pain and global pain are not two separate factors, but very much interrelated. Some people experience inside of themselves what they conceive of…
Resiliency: Perfectionism vs. Excellence Revisited
I start feeling like I haven’t taken a bath or brushed and flossed my teeth or had a good meal or a restful night of sleep… if I stay away…
Many a self I have known
Many a self I have known and been. Some were friendly or even loving to me and some downright hostile, and some too, indifferent perhaps but present just the same….
Resiliency Thinking Resources!
An incredible informational resource on all things related to resilience thinking… is available through the new Stockholm Resilience Center. A number of resiliency audio and video presentations are free on…
What if Buddha had said…
It is told that Buddha, going out to look on life, was greatly daunted by death. “They all eat one another!”, he cried, and called it evil. This process I…
I Walked into the Woods to Die
I once walked into the woods to die or to come out a different man haunted by a worldview of separation and carrying 5 days of food and a lifetime…