Resiliency and Business Schools and Recession 101
…Western civilization must withdraw from its efforts at dominion over the Earth. This will be one of the most severe disciplines in the future, for the Western addiction to economic…
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Culture Change – Our World Crashing Around Us
The value of an accurate worldview during times of turbulence is particularly critical, to individuals, businesses, and to nations. Distinguishing the ‘Chicken Littles’ from those praying for Armageddon from the…
Choosing Heart and Risking Vulnerability
I am the river and the river is me. — Maori saying “Do I contradict myself? Very well, then. I am large. I contain multitudes.” — Walt Whitman There are…
Sleeping with Rumi: Two Kinds of Resilience
It is true. I slept with Rumi last night. Yes. It is true too that he wears a beard and that after a January’s week of being alone in a…
What's Killing the Aspen?
“What’s Killing the Aspen?: The signature tree of the Rockies is in trouble” is the title of a Science and Nature article in the October 2008 Smithsonian Magazine. Thanks to…
Gary Snyder on "Wild"
The word wild is like a gray fox trotting off through the forest, ducking behind bushes, going in and out of sight. Up close, first glance, it is “wild”-then farther…
Aspen-Body Wisdom Archive
The Santa Fe Sun Monthly (Nov. 2008) has just published Forbidden Knowledge and the Aspen-Body, the first version of which appeared on this blog as a post (see below for…