vision and practice for transformative social change
As a culture our interested is picqued far more by violence, making even our perspectives part of the cycle that violence starts–violence begets more violence–making it just that much more […]
The founder of Center for Nonviolent Communication (CNVC), Marshall Rosenberg, talks to the Sun magazine about compassion as part of our true nature, which for one reason or another, long […]
Our impact on the earth, and on one another, has long been acknowledged. The fairly young field of ecopsychology looks at how our minds are connected to the “mind” of […]
Are you leading a satisfactory life? If not, you might have a few control issues…okay, a lot of control issues. Find out more about how sugar can predict your level […]
Written & contributed by Daniel Alzamora Dickin What if the desire for freedom is a psychological trap, risking the sacredness one has for that not possessed? How many people have sacrificed […]
Written & Contributed by MamaDonna Henes I won’t be made useless I won’t be idle with despair —Jewel, from “Hands” The media likes to portray peace, environmental, human and […]
Original article on SEED, written by Jonathan Lehrer, Posted May 6, 2009. Riffing, improv, winging it…scientists and Johns Hopkins University and Harvard took a deeper look at how creative minds–musicians, […]
Original content here is from Thoughts & Feelings by McKay, Davis, & Fanning, New Harbinger Publications, 1981 and is found on Eastern Washington University Access Web site. “The following styles of […]
It’s not exactly a formula, more like a theory on how Einstein thoughts arose from a clear, grounded mind–not unlike a meditator’s. Original article by Arthur Zajonc from Psychology Today […]
Because of our high need to be included in groups most of us think folks notice things about what we do or say…or even wear when most aren’t paying attention […]
Transformation is like a caterpillar turning into the butterfly. Change is like Cinderella’s coach turning back into a pumpkin as the clock strikes twelve.
“It may sound counterintuitive, but people who spend more of their day having deep discussions and less time engaging in small talk seem to be happier…”