Sacred Season Gathering of Songs
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Sacred Season Gathering of Songs
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The Alchemy of Power
By Joni Carley
Small and large businesses, schools, governmental, nongovernmental, and civic organizations are demonstrating what decades of studies bear out: operationalizing values is the best insurance for living and working with robust people, within robust economies, on a robust planet.
The Next Civilization, with Jeremy Lent
By Jeremy Lent
These received ideas that we have about meaning, how do they actually arise? Whose word are these ideas from?
From What Is to What If
By Rob Hopkins
Given the state of the world, the message of despair is pretty convincing. Things look grim. But something about that doesn’t sit quite right with me. In fact, there’s evidence that things can change, and that cultures can change, rapidly and unexpectedly.
The Unexpected Journey of Caring
By Donna Thomson and Zachary White
Personal transformation is usually an experience we actively seek out—not one that hunts us down. In the twenty-first century, becoming a caregiver is a transformation that comes at us, requiring us to rethink everything we once knew. When a loved one becomes a caregiver, everything changes...
greenplanet-blueplanet | Sacred Economy and Caring
Julian Guderley is on a quest to identify and interview the top 500 key players in the Regenerative Movement.
Love Letters from Seaweed
"The next high tide would erase these remarkable assemblages in 12 hours and others would take their place—always a reminder that time and action are evolutionary agents moving everything toward something else."
Safe Houses | Giving Refuge
Modern-day safe houses comprise a worldwide wisdom body, though each part has no full knowledge of the whole. This is the essence of their brilliance, and their generative wealth.
Breakfast Table Revelation
The vision lasted only a few seconds but it left me dizzy and I held the table to steady myself. Glancing around, the dining hall still looked the same but it felt new. I felt new.
Joy and Value of Connection to Place and Community
I wonder how we got so accustomed, as human beings, to being separated from the earth. How we can live surrounded by concrete, work in buildings with pumped in air, and practice habits of buying food wrapped in plastic from the grocery store, with little thought to how our lifestyles affect the living earth, which provides for us all of life.