Zen Buddhist And The Art Of Accepting Change
Flexibility of mind is strengthened through sitting still. As we resist the urge to jump up and do something about our thoughts and feelings we begin to develop a softness in our minds.
Flexibility of mind is strengthened through sitting still. As we resist the urge to jump up and do something about our thoughts and feelings we begin to develop a softness in our minds.
Kingsley Dennis, Ph.D. | Posted 02.08.2012 | Healthy Living
The world we live in now is changing rapidly. The normal state of affairs is not the static and stationary that we sometimes view our lives to be, but of flux and flow.
Laura Campbell | Posted 02.06.2012 | Divorce
When I got divorced, I remember saying to my mother, "This is not where I thought I would be at this stage of my life." I was sad when I said it, and stuck in the disappointment of my failed marriage. Divorce had definitely not been part of my life plan.
Duane Elgin | Posted 02.01.2012 | Media
The next five to ten years represent an unprecedented break in the human journey. We are between stories, or the guiding narratives, that serve as bea...
Kingsley Dennis, Ph.D. | Posted 01.26.2012 | Healthy Living
What we do for the next 20 years, from now to 2030, will begin to create the template for the future; and what happens between now and 2050 will be a crucial period for establishing these patterns of change and getting them in place to serve for the long run.
Kingsley Dennis, Ph.D. | Posted 01.13.2012 | Healthy Living
A renaissance for change is coming into being, and it heralds an epoch for opportunity like none other.
David Wagner | Posted 01.10.2012 | World
Japan's success is no myth. A nation with virtually no natural resources (other than its people) has done remarkably well as an economic powerhouse.
Jim Selman | Posted 01.04.2012 | Healthy Living
It is time for ordinary individuals to step up to some of the most profound and relevant philosophical questions in our history and confront the fact that "who we are" and what we believe may be more important than what we do.
The Huffington Post | Catherine New | Posted 12.27.2011 | Business
The majority of Americans say they're satisfied with their future prospects, but their feelings have dimmed since 1998, when the U.S. economy was stro...
Wes Nisker | Posted 12.19.2011 | Comedy
Hello friends, this is Scoopji here, letting you know that I have had a spiritual breakthrough.
Deepak Chopra | Posted 12.15.2011 | Healthy Living
I'd like to see if there is a vision that unites all versions of reality, East and West, Muslim, Jewish, and Christian, political and psychological. It's a huge task to unite the world's deepest conflicts, but there is a way to approach the problem.
Kingsley Dennis, Ph.D. | Posted 02.08.2012 | Healthy Living
For many of us, the context for our existence has become mechanical and often unfulfilling. We have lost touch with the organic, with the alive and the renewing, and exist in material cocoons that are drip-fed.
William S. Becker | Posted 01.25.2012 | Technology
How would our lives be improved if we deployed the best sustainable development technologies and practices? How would it impact future generations?
Christopher Holshek | Posted 01.23.2012 | Impact
We Americans have a lot to be thankful for. As a land of inordinate opportunities, our success has not been because we're really any better than anyone else -- but we have been luckier.
Kingsley Dennis, Ph.D. | Posted 01.22.2012 | Healthy Living
The upcoming decades will be different from what has gone before. Our global society is in the midst of great transformations that will usher in new social and cultural formations.
The Huffington Post | Jason O. Gilbert | Posted 01.11.2012 | Technology
Projectors and lasers and smartphones, oh my! It might still be 2011 (barely), but that hasn't stopped a whole bunch of technology companies, innov...
The Huffington Post | Jason O. Gilbert | Posted 01.10.2012 | Technology
Nokia just recently shared a physical prototype of a smartphone that was operated by twisting and bending; now they've followed up with a new concept ...
Donna Henes | Posted 01.07.2012 | Healthy Living
Time is a sneaky thief, hell-bent on racing toward our mortality. The only way that we can outsmart it is by savoring every precious moment by being fully conscious, focused and conscientious every second.
Christopher Holshek | Posted 01.02.2012 | Politics
In the more than three decades I've been involved in nation-building, civil-military coordination, and just trying to help make peace in broken places...
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Yesterday was the dedication ceremony for 'Virgin Galactic Gateway to Space,' a great day for Trekky honeymooners and super-rich people alike. Thanks ...
Duane Elgin | Posted 12.18.2011 | Media
TV stations are not the enemy -- public apathy is! What is required is that the public claim it's ownership of the airwaves and organize itself in a way that transcends special interests.
Matt Spangler | Posted 12.13.2011 | Technology
Two decades later, websites are unrecognizable from that first spawn. So what does the website look like in another 20? Will it continue to exist as we know it now? Evidence proves it's already shifting with tastes, patterns and behaviors.
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Ambitious architecture and Mexico City seldom appear in the same sentence due to the government's strict building code, but BNKR Arquitectura has foun...
Wallace J Nichols | Posted 12.04.2011 | Green
The ocean is the single biggest feature of our planet. But we have treated the ocean poorly, and it's decline in recent decades has been catastrophic for our planet and its people.
Kingsley Dennis, Ph.D. | Posted 11.27.2011 | World
here will be obstacles in the years, decades ahead, yet at the same time we should be reassured that there very definitely is a future awaiting us too.
Rev. Zesho Susan O'Connell | Posted 02.10.2012 | Religion