Signposts for (R)evolutionary Participatory Paradigms By Sara RossBy whatever names we may call the spreading movement to embrace people-to-people dialogue; collaboration as a rule not exception, and collective wisdom, ‘it’ is energizing many people. ‘It’ is giving people palpable hope that together we can deal with our local to global challenges.
Deep Democracy | Collective Reflection for Sustainable Change By Patricia A. WilsonWhat happens when you take the tools of dialogue, social artistry, spiral dynamics, presencing, and integral governance, and apply them to civic engagement around the globe? The result is Deep Democracy—an organizing principle based on the transformation of separation to interconnectedness in the civic arena.
Tuning into a New Frequency By Eve KonstantineWe are teetering on the edge of an invisible, boundary-less, permeable, fluid, interconnected domain known as ‘the field.’ It is the quantum field. We can see it, and sense it…and now; it is calling us to a new frequency.
Practical Collaboration By Harold W. BeckerAround the world we are witnessing a fundamental shift in how we interact with one another on a global scale while still addressing the needs and traditions of our local communities or nations. This is more than just the result of a growing information age; on a deeper level we are experiencing the collective awakening of our heart center and beginning to unite consciously as a collaborative group.
A Great Store of Wisdom By Reb Zalman Schachter-ShalomiOf the great store of wisdom that the world has long possessed, where within this treasure should we search for what is now needed to heal a planet in crisis?
Bawa Muhaiyaddeen By Jonathan GranoffToday, people whose hearts are at peace have a duty to come out of the closet and address the dangerous distortions arising from the misapplication of power.
Conscious Leadership By Lisa BergConscious leadership calls for inclusivity, multidimensionality, intergenerational and interdisciplinary focus and common experience that goes beyond boundaries of rank, belief systems or nationality and touches the core of who we are.
Global Forum for Collective Action By Deborah MoldowThe United Nations is the primary global forum for collective action today.
Yet if the UN is to transcend its culture of political expediency in order to act as a channel for world wisdom, the Member States must create entry points for wisdom to be received.
If We Build It... By Susan S. Trout, Ph.D.To live wisely depends on accepting the constancy and positive power of change and on developing group consciousness.
Life Is the Dance, and Wisdom the Music By Martha FosterWisdom is in action in the lives of people everywhere.
Politics and Practice By Hinda MillerMy experiment with politics and practice began when I was elected to the Vermont State Senate in 2003.
Remembering the Colors of Africa By Sally McKinneyPromoting peace and cultural understanding has become a major tourism industry trend.
The Coming Moment of Unity By Jim ChannonIn the news of the last ten years have you once seen a moment's attention to the quality of our future together?
Why We Are in Iraq By Joseph DispenzaThe area of the world where tanks are trudging through sand and bombs are exploding in the night sky is no ordinary location.
Wisdom Works Wonders ... What the World needs is Wisdom! By Dr Bruce LloydIt needs to move from its obsession with the Knowledge Economy and the Knowledge Society, to a much greater emphasis on the Wise Economy and the Wise Society.
World Wisdom in Action By Rosalinda LidhWhen looking for wisdom, much can be found in Isaac Asimov’s science fiction. When looking for action, we need look no farther than our own behavior.
World Wisdom in Action By Lou SchwartzThere is a difference between world wisdom and world knowledge.
World Wisdom in Action By Alan TonkinIn considering the topic “World Wisdom in Action” it is necessary to consider the total global picture and how our global population is made up.