Intelligence in Nature: Chimps vs. Humans
I escaped to a remote mountain cabin (1900bps on the modem) for a few days. The human intelligence represented by civilization’s progress was getting to be too much for me….
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Resiliency’s Shadow — Domestication
Educating for Thrivability
A human requires less than 100 watts of energy per day to survive; that represents about 2000 calories of food, according to renowned theoretical physicist and president of the prestigious…
Dreaming of Thrivability
It is 2 AM. I am in a Holiday Inn Express in Denver, CO. I have come here by invitation to become acquainted with colleagues from The Omega Point International,…
A Resiliency Matrix, and Bush's Shadow
I have written here about what I’m calling Dimensions of Resiliency, or Reservoirs of Resilience; the thinking is of resiliency as a field phenomena, and that the fields form an…
Varieties of Resilience — The Resiliency of a Victim
There must be as many varieties of resilience as there needs for it: excuses for not changing, hungers for thriving, and invitations for transformation, evolutionary calls for mutation and development…….
Levels of Resiliency
I recently came across a post at The Resilient Blog, Levels of Resiliency, that I have felt provoked and challenged by. Those can be good things, if we take them…
Two Wolves in my Heart
There is certainly no shortage of causes for sleepless nights in today’s world; and no shortage of reasons for developing our own hardiness of spirit and of vision either. And…