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Category Archives: 6 The Winds of Change
Resiliency Science Training Video Resources
This post has two purposes: The first here is to let readers know that videos and slides of invited presenters are now posted on the Resilience 2011 Program web page. Alan AtKinson’s opening presentation is a good place to start. … Continue reading
Human Resilience, Adaptation, Transformation and Development
Perhaps it is we who are the Noahs we have been waiting for. And the Ark capable of carrying us into that future is the developmental transformation of our consciousness. Continue reading
Posted in 6 The Winds of Change, Beyond Sustainability, Climate Destabalization, Ecology, education, Models of Resilience, Navigating the Narrows, People, Resiliency, Resources, Science, Thrivability
Tagged Buzz Holling, Charles Eisenstein, Resilience 2011, Resilience Science, The Ascent of Humanity, Thomas Berry
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Resilience 2011 Conference: Innovation and Sustainability
human activity has expanded to such a degree as to now constitute a global, interdependent society that shapes the biosphere at multiple temporal and spatial scales as reflected by climate change, vulnerability in global economic and financial systems and resource degradation across the globe. How can prosperous societal development paths be stimulated in light of these challenges? Continue reading
Posted in 2 Our Ground of Being, 3 The Power of Arrival, 6 The Winds of Change, Beyond Sustainability, Climate Destabalization, Community Resilience, Ecology, education, Events, Inspirations & Strategies from Nature, Models of Resilience, Navigating the Narrows, Organizational Resilience, Resiliency, Resources, Science
Tagged innovation and sustainability, resilience conference, resiliency research, resiliency science, science of resiliency
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Sometimes You Lose a Friend
Sometimes you lose a friend
they walk off into the night… Continue reading
the reciprocal nature of our being
Stillness, listening to the deep silence, is one portal into the realization of this reciprocal nature of our being. It is an exit ramp out of the noise of confusion…. Continue reading
Resiliency and Business Schools and Recession 101
…Western civilization must withdraw from its efforts at dominion over the Earth. This will be one of the most severe disciplines in the future, for the Western addiction to economic dominance is even more powerful than the drive toward political … Continue reading
Posted in 6 The Winds of Change, Business, Eco/Positive/Depth Psychology, Ecology, Emotional Intelligence, Leadership, Quotes, Resiliency's Shadow — Domestication
Tagged business schools adapt to economic crisis, Panarchy: Understanding Transformation in Human and Natural Systems, resilience as enemy of adaptive change, Rumi on resiliency, Thomas Berry on the economy
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Culture Change – Our World Crashing Around Us
The value of an accurate worldview during times of turbulence is particularly critical, to individuals, businesses, and to nations. Distinguishing the ‘Chicken Littles’ from those praying for Armageddon from the prophets… is now more vital than ever. It will be … Continue reading
Posted in 5 The Fires of Renewal, 6 The Winds of Change, Beyond Sustainability, Business, Climate Destabalization, Community Resilience, Eco/Positive/Depth Psychology, Ecology, Emotional Intelligence, Memes, Navigating the Narrows, Organizational Resilience, Personal Resiliency
Tagged Jan Lundberg, Memes, peak oil, thrivability thrive-ability beyond sustainability human, worldviews
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New Leadership Development Tools
I confess to a love of beauty, of simplicity and of elegance too. I also confess to a love of questions. And here is another love I confess to: continuous learning and growth and development, both personal and professional varieties. … Continue reading
Posted in 6 The Winds of Change, Business, Emotional Intelligence, Leadership, Mythology, Organizational Resilience, Personal Resiliency, Resiliency, Resources, Self-Change
Tagged Action Learning, Esther Hutchison, Hedge Your Bets, leadership development, Leadership Oracles, love of questions, Morgan McCall, Myths at Work, Richard Kimball
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What is the most important question you can ask?
Change is coming, but is it a ripple in the water or a convulsion of our sacred earth, preparing to mourn our passing? — Nancy Wood, We Became as Mountains: Poems of the Pueblo Conquest In such a time of … Continue reading
Posted in 3 The Power of Arrival, 6 The Winds of Change, Aspen-Body Wisdom, Business, Eco/Positive/Depth Psychology, Emotional Intelligence, Politics, Quotes, Religion, Resources, Self-Change, Spirituality, Thrivability
Tagged Charles Eisenstein, coming collapse, crisis of civilization, economic collapse, gift ecconomy, human transformation, money, Nancy Wood, Poems of the Pueblo Conquest, Reality Sandwich, The Ascent of Humanity: Civilization and the Human Sens, We Became as Mountains
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Bits of Wisdom from a Tree!
“Many men go through life as though they wore horse blinders or were sleepwalking. Their eyes are open, yet they see nothing of their many wild neighbors. Their ears, attuned to motorcars and traffic, seldom detect the music of nature … Continue reading
Posted in 1 The River of Life — The Art of Living, 4 The Ecological Self, 6 The Winds of Change, Aspen-Body Wisdom, Eco/Positive/Depth Psychology, Ecology, Emotional Intelligence, Indigenous Science/Wisdom, Inspirations & Strategies from Nature, Intelligence in Nature, Models of Resilience, Politics, Thrivability
Tagged ancient wisdom, aspen, aspen arboglyph, Four Corners WholeExpo, tree wisdom
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