I’ve been having fierce debates with neo-liberal conservatives recently, people that keep up the faith that the climate catastrophe is just ‘leftist propaganda’, that the recent and still going financial-turned-economic disaster is caused by big government, or by Marxists or similar. At the same time a report was published by the United Nations Environment Programme … Read more
The Painful Labor of Emergence
October 6th, 2009 | Posted by in acceptance | apocalypse - (9 Comments)Desire is a meeting place
December 16th, 2008 | Posted by in acceptance | alchemy | alignment | beauty | between-us | emotions | feeling | feeling field - (0 Comments)Desire is a meeting place. And it’s a matter of timing, aligning so much that synchronicity of desiring is much more likely. Have to have your ‘eye’ on the feeling-field, and keep the connection. This is an inner gesture, an immediate expression of what you have learnt before. Like walking. Ever looked at how a … Read more
Enlightening the Passions – Day 26 (Presence of the Past)
December 11th, 2008 | Posted by in acceptance | beauty | constellations | emotions | feeling field | learning | we-fullness - (3 Comments)The future is not some place we are going, but one we are creating. The paths are not to be found, but made. And the activity of making them changes both the maker and their destination. — John Schaar There is a healing quality to bitter tears. When we’re moved into the depths of our … Read more
The Most Effective Way to Change the World
July 20th, 2007 | Posted by in acceptance | between-us | change | development | enquiry | evolution | self-realisation | smile | spiritual practice | we-culture - (0 Comments)Wow… that’s really a headline, isn’t it? And that is really what we’re going for here, isn’t it? Well, one extremely effective way to not only change the world but your self as well is: Changing the World one smile at a time. If today we all make at least three strangers smile – maybe … Read more
Integral We-Fullness – A Trialogue (The We of Us – Part 2)
June 8th, 2007 | Posted by in acceptance | between-us | change | circle being | collective intelligence | consciousness | David Suzuki | development | Douglas Cohen | ego | emergence | enlightenment | Helen Titchen-Beeth | Indra's net | Michel Bauwens | mutuality | relational spirituality | Robert Kegan | soul family | Susanne Cook-Greuter | we-culture | we-full living | we-fullness | we-space | Wu Wei - (0 Comments)The last trialogue The We of Us [alas, link no longer functioning] was published here on May 21st. Since then there has been two posts by Michel Bauwens of the P2P-Foundation on his blog; one in which he talks about my post “We are the Next Buddha” and one where he looks at Helen’s post … Read more
We are the next Buddha
May 15th, 2007 | Posted by in acceptance | Alan Rayner | between-us | big mind | circle being | collective intelligence | community | consciousness | cooperative spirituality | dynamic presencing | emergence | emerging archetype | evolution | evolutionary enlightenment | facilitation | fractals | Genpo Roshi | human evolution | Inclusionality | John Heron | Jorge Ferrer | Jupiter | knowledge gardening | living field | Martin Buber | mutuality | my life | pluralistic spirituality | psychology | relational spirituality | relationship | Samuel Bonder | satori | Saturn | senex | soul family | space | spirituality | transpersonal psychology | What is real? - (7 Comments)Helen wrote in her blog “Why the next Buddha will be a collective.” I hope to show with this article where I am coming from in this regard so that in the time to come we can have beautiful dialogues, trialogues or any other -logues to help this meme propagate. I guess, for me it … Read more
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