Accelerating Developmental Pathways to Global Harmony
Scientists, psychologists and philosophers alike agree that the key to global harmony is a dramatic shift of mind, from seeing the “other” as a threatening enemy to recognizing the universal oneness of all living beings. Yet a miniscule number of people on earth, say the researchers, consistently see the world from that enlightened and elevated perspective.1 The urgency of conflicts and divisions…
LEADERSHIP MATURITY: the Transformation Factor in Politics
LEADERSHIP MATURITY:
The Transformation Factor in Politics
By John T. Kesler1
Leadership Maturity may be the most overlooked factor in the global political arena. Almost every decision and action of elected public sector leaders has multi-systemic and sometimes national and even global implications. We need the most mature transformative leadership capacities that we can access. Yet, we…
Addictive Personality: An Archetype for Life in Capitalist Modernity
A few years ago, I was psychologically diagnosed with an addictive personality. While I'm hesitant to accept labels like that for their paralyzing certainty, I believe my experience is less an individual cause for concern and more a reflection of the wider social phenomenon of addiction in modern capitalist society, so conflated a relationship that the distinction between them is difficult to…
CERES Community Environment Park: Empowering Communities Beyond Capitalism
In 1982, a group of people in a low socio-economic area of Melbourne with high rates of unemployment decided to create jobs for themselves. And not just jobs but “meaningful employment”—they wanted alternatives to the mundane jobs that seemed to be all that the current economic system could offer them.
This group found a patch of land that no one wanted, that had been quarried and then filled…
Healing in a Climate of Injustice
Healing in a Climate of Injustice
By C. Holly Denning
Over the past few months, I have had a hard time staying tapped into the transformative consciousness of my eclectic spiritual faith. Hurricane Harvey and its aftermath continue to wreak destruction as even more massive flooding drowns Bangladesh and India, wildfires rage as white supremacists rise. Millions are experiencing collective…
A New Enlightenment Narrative
Down through our history, and dotted around different parts of the planet, like the occasional blooming of an extremely rare and exotic flower, there have been a few people who have opened into a mystical consciousness profoundly different from normal every-day awareness.
The Buddha, Jesus Christ, Lao Tzu and the prophet Mohamed are just some examples of such people who underwent a profound…
New Leadership Blueprint Taps into Individual Creative Inner Genius
Fueled by the power of collectivism balanced upon a substratum of unabashed individualism, the new leadership paradigm has the power to transform the world in less than a decade what took centuries to accomplish under the old paradigm.
If you and Ayn Rand don’t think both can co-exist, much less share the same skyway, you might want to ditch your rearview mirror for a glimpse into the future.……
Opening to a Politics of Transformation
It is no understatement to say that the world is in crisis; the rise of demagogues, endless wars, the constant fear of terrorism, massive and deepening poverty and continued and increasing environmental destruction. All of the teleological theories and world-views of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries prophesizing an end to war and the spread of freedom to all the peoples of the…
Raising The Great Mother – Together
RAISING THE GREAT MOTHER – TOGETHER / Megan Hollingsworth
She is no warrior.
She knows no sides.
She has given birth to everyone a thousand times.
A thousand times, witnessed everyone’s death.
As she will a thousand times more, cherishing each no less and no more than the first, whom she cherished the most.
And She woke to me in 2012.
The Great Mother: An Analysis of the…
Reader’s Essay | The Grieving Tree: A Reflection
By Laura Weaver
A day after a dear friend’s memorial, I left for a twelve-day wilderness quest in the Abajo mountains of Utah. Having walked intimately with this friend through her illness and death over a six-month period, the experience was raw and fresh, deeply imprinted into my body and soul. And so, as we set up camp at 9000 feet in a remote wilderness of pines and aspens, I found myself…

