Perceptual Agility — and Presidential Powers
I have been struggling in my writing, struggling to weave simple thinking from divergent sources and tiered complexities of human minds. And I have been writing a series of posts…
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2008
For the Sake of a Worldview…
For the sake of a Worldview one man beats his wife giving her what he feeds himself inside and another man whistles as he walks to work. For the sake…
Albert Einstein and God: A Scientist and His Worldview
The Worldviews of scientists are in the news with the publication by the John Templeton Foundation of Does Science Make Belief in God Obsolete? (A post on that to follow…
Wild Resiliency News #1 (Worldviews)
It is the mystery at the intersection between the world as it is, and our perception or experience of it, that particularly fascinates me. The powerful dynamics in play here…
More Worldviews… to Choose From
Now, there are more worldviews to choose from than there are Barbie Dolls. I’ve been writing on them (worldviews) of late just because I’m so fascinated about how it is…
The Power of McCain's Religious Worldviews
I have been writing a series on Worldviews and the power they carry to shape our perceptions and experience of self and of the world. In the last post, Understanding…
Six Steps to Intentional Resilience
I recently stumbled upon the Morning Bridge Center web site and delightfully discovered them to be a resonate resiliency resource for folks. Their page, What is Resiliency?, begins: Resilience is…