Alternative Globalisations for a Future Planetary CivilisationBy Anita KelleherThe human family faces challenges that threaten the ways of life, even survival, of many people on Earth. Climate change, water, energy shortages, ecological devastation, war, terrorism—all suggest the need for cohesive worldwide resolutions.
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Pilgrimage of GraceBy Harvey TordoffWe are a community of human beings, organised in such a way that individual responsibility for the production of goods, foods and services is entrusted to specialists so as to provide efficiencies and economies of scale.
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The Rise of the CommonsBy Valerie SerrelsThe rise of civil society, increased global interconnectivity, and the empowerment of youth, women, and minority voices herald a new era.
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The Rise of the CommonsBy Walter J. HickelWe, the people of the world, own most of this planet in common. Our future depends on learning to use and develop this
commons for the good of the total, and not just for the few.
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A Gnosis of ‘Yes, We Can’By Craig Chalquist PhDOne of the roots of the word ‘can’ is ‘know,’ and another is ‘power.’ Power from knowing. Because this flow is delicate, it’s easy to disrupt. Spiritually inclined people sometimes regard contemplation as a world-changing panacea; activists sometimes see direct action in the same light.
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A Planetary Turn-AroundBy Jopie CoetzeI have just completed my doctoral research into a new paradigm for business leadership education for a post-WW2 world order.
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Holding The Space For Change To ComeBy Jasper BetsThe world today has come to be arrested in her development, facing barriers that are causing the system to crack. A barrier between conventional thinking and breakthrough action. The urge for
change, as emphasized by the election of Barack Obama, has come. The world, at the same time as it nears collapse, is reaching the tipping point to creation.
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Natural Capitalism SolutionsBy Hunter LovinsThe National Snow and Ice Data Center recently warned that the death spiral of the Arctic would leave the North Pole ice-free by 2013. But borrowing $2 billion a day to buy imported oil (and the rest of our unsustainable business practices) might melt financial stability even faster.
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Network of Circles - New Archetype for Collective Self-GovernanceBy Bruce SchumanAll over the world, and bursting forth today from its underground co-creative crucible into clear public discussion, there is a dawning excitement regarding the creative power and wisdom of collective human genius.
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The Key Word Is 'We'By Kurt JohnsonThe emergence of a palpable new sense of ‘We’, a distinctive energy or level of consciousness
experienced as
available in, and for,
collective consciousness is now at least
glimpsed by nearly every deeply rooted spiritual practitioner.
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