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Global Synergy

Nancy B. Roof

Global Synergy

Published in Fall | Winter 2010

To our Readers,

I recently returned from an inspiring event where I could connect to
the many faces I had only previously known online. Theory and exchanging
ideas can be illuminating, but there is nothing that can replace the
human face-to-face contact with our colleagues and friends, many of whom
we’ve met through the Internet. The body language and gestures, the
tone of voice, the empathic feelings, and the sensitivity of the human
soul are all fully there when we are present together. We can sense the
depth of the commitment, the vulnerability and fragility, and yes, the
love.

It was so fulfilling to spend several days with a dedicated and
skilled group at the first Global Synergizer gathering. Our collective
work continues as we strive to articulate the shared vision that has
brought us together as world changers. Not too long ago, I also attended
another profound gathering put on by the Kalliopeia Foundation that
brought over 100 grantees together who are all working for a better
world. This group shared not only skills and capacities, but also a deep
sensitivity to subtle nuances—once expressed by Brother Wayne Teasdale
as ‘infinite sensitivity.’ In just another week, I will be boarding a
plane for Berlin where I will be honored to be present for three days
with remarkable people from many different countries who are founding
the movement for the global commons. The Kosmos Team and I are
integrally involved in this ‘peoples’ movement. We consider this to be
the fundamental solution for the exponentially increasing enclosure of
the natural and cultural resources that should belong to all humanity,
but are gradually being co-opted by the few.

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Nancy B. Roof

About Nancy B. Roof

Nancy Roof, Ph.D. is Founder and Editor Emeritus of the award-winning Kosmos Journal: Global Transformation in Harmony with all Life, based on evolving interior development and cultural values as they impact globalization and world community.

Nancy won the 2009 Images and Voices of Hope award for journalism as a tool to inform, inspire and engage individual and collective participation in a global shift to higher-level thinking. In 2004, Kosmos was nominated by Utne for excellence. Her testimony on the human dimension of the United Nations was distributed to the US President and Congress. She addressed 184 governments at the UN conference on Social Development on values.

As a founder of Transpersonal Psychology (late 70s), she served as a spiritual guide to individuals for 20 years. In the late 80s, she began to define the field of global transformation at the United Nations, where she successfully lobbied for elevated global standards in international treaties and co-founded the Values Caucus (1994) and the Spiritual Caucus (2000).

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