Wild Mind: A Field Guide to the Human Psyche – Review Part 1
What if the map to the human psyche that we each have inherited from culture, the map to what it is to be a human being, is fundamentally flawed? Might…
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Grounding Our Resiliency in Nature — Lessons from the Aspen Tree
I recently shared a resource link to the Rockefeller Institute’s Resilience: A Literature Review. An excellent response to that review, titled The Missing Link: The Biology of Human Resilience, is posted…
Resilience: A Literature Review — a free Report
This gift from the Rockefeller Foundation: Resilience: A Literature Review Patrick Martin-Breen and J. Marty Anderies / CUNY & Arizona State University / November 09, 2011 / Publications This is…
Human Resilience, Adaptation, Transformation and Development
Perhaps it is we who are the Noahs we have been waiting for. And the Ark capable of carrying us into that future is the developmental transformation of our consciousness.
Do the Stars Long to Shine?
there is a presence in the beating of your own heart
a primal drum calling you home
like a rain drop returning to the sea.
Resilience 2011 Conference: Innovation and Sustainability
human activity has expanded to such a degree as to now constitute a global, interdependent society that shapes the biosphere at multiple temporal and spatial scales as reflected by climate change, vulnerability in global economic and financial systems and resource degradation across the globe. How can prosperous societal development paths be stimulated in light of these challenges?