About
Presently Mushin is CTO of Scrabel Group and has developed the Collaboration Suite of Apps in use in Scrabel Business. His newest creative challenge is developing a person-centered app suite that helps self-organise the building industry transparently, efficiently and profitably for all participants involved directly and indirectly.
Previous to his present position Mushin used to be Chief Community Host and Web 2.0 developer for Gaiasoft/Gaiaspace. As a passionate community and collaboration ecologist, he helped the company create off-line and online environments that foster conversations and engagement.
Mushin, starting his career as social and street worker in Amsterdam, Netherlands, has hands-on experience as a community builder, coach and group process facilitator for more than 3 decades mainly in the Netherlands, the Czech Republic and Germany. Mushin has been a pioneer of social networking since the first online forums and is a prolific networker.
Mushin is author of three books on human potential topics in German and of the successful blog “21st Century Ecology of Life”, key-note speaker on topics ranging from collaboration platforms, governance 2.0 and participatory design, and facilitator in “Participatory and Deep Values Management” seminars and workshops.
Mushin is presently also engaged in these projects:
- Member of the Policy Leadership Circle of the Institute for Culture in the Service of Community Sustainability (ICSCS), New York
- Adviser for Institute for Spirituality & Sustainability [SISS] at the Fordham University, New York, JAF Stoner Chair of Global Sustainability
- Facilitator with Quinx Coaching Company’s leader development programme.
- Facilitator and participatory design advisor for GreenWorks NYC, a Green Economy and Workforce Development Initiative with New York Council Member Alan J. Gerson.
Mushin Schilling’s Specialties:
Process and Collaboration App. and Web-developer, Social Network Developer, Connector, Collaboration Ecologist, Facilitator, Adviser, Change-Agent, Visionary, Adaptor, Organizer, Twinkling Star 
Mushin,
I stumbled upon your excellent blog when I was searching for “morphogenetic fields” on Google images. I enjoyed watching the video on motivation. Very interesting indeed. Very useful for parents who want to motivate their children, coaches who want to motivate their team, people who want to motivate themselves, etc.
Thank you for sharing.
Blessings,
Miriam de Vera
Hi Miriam,
thank you – yes, this is really a very helpful, and beautifully rendered, insight. Thank you for your encouraging response.
Mushin
Mushin, Walking tonite the advaita trail, what chance bought me to stumble upon this? Again and again I found myself, echoed by your words, my heart warmed. Your thoughts on incarnation and your words of love to your father at his funeral especially moving… Brave soldier, Shanti Shanti Shanti…Druvid
Such an informative website! Reading your works inspires me a lot. Thanks that I have googled the image you use here and I found you. I will read more of your works later. A rare chance to read from an honored man like you! Count me in!
With great respect,
Greca
Thank you Druvid! May your path be blessed and your days be full of luscious joy.
Here you are again! I was exploring what was for me an unfamiliar loka of people, starting with reading Otto Scharmer’s presentation on Presencing which led me to wanting to see his website and then Blog which brought me to replies I resonated with from David Hodgson, so I went to his website and was curious how he might interact on twitter where I saw some comments I also resonated with by ‘Mushin” and wondered if it was the same Mushin who I am “friends” with on Open Source Integral and Gaia – which lead me to your twitter page and then here. And as I get to know more, of course the connections, and that you are all related makes sense. I love what you say in your bio regarding your general orientation – and your shift to supporting people to being their own guru, leader and agent of change.
Lovely to see you once again. Thank you for all that you do in the light of “supporting others [to live] what is true to their very core”
Namaste and love,
Ellen – (sunyalila)
Thank you dearest Ellen, also for making transparent the journey along the connecting lines of the ‘social graph’.
This, in turn has led me to journey to your website again and look at your presence there. And I see you inspired by the expressions of advaita or neo-advaita or however we’d like to call that stream of communicating the mysteries of being alive.
It’s great to know we’re connected.
Love,
Mushin
Came upon your stuff on Twitter…and am reading more.
Love the statement: “….living what is true to their very core.” *thumbsup*
cheers,
~carol welch
Thank you Carol, much appreciated.
Happy to have stumbled upon your blog. Look forward to visiting your entries as you write them.
Best regards,
Erin
Dear Doug and Mushin -
Many thanks to both of you for joining us tonight. I think things went very well and am delighted you were with us.
Warm regards,
Jim