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…
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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
“The capacity to transform is what will get us through the unexpected changes that are coming.” — Dr. Steven Carpenter, Ecologist, Resilience 2008 Interview on A World of Possibilities Many…
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…
Open Forum: Your Wild Resiliency
My friend Marc Choyt, The Circle Manifesto blog, recently posted a question to my first Varieties of Resilience post, The Resiliency of a Victim, asking what the keystone of my…
Loneliness & Presence: What the Aspen Know
There is an interesting recent post over at the biosingularity blog site titled, Loneliness is Bad for Your Health, where they report on an article in the August issue of…
The 10 Most Amazing Space Photos in the Universe
“The Sombrero Galaxy – 28 million light years from Earth – was voted best picture taken by the Hubble telescope. The dimensions of the galaxy, officially called M104, are as…