Toward a World that Works for Everyone
A New York psychologist once discussed what he called “reality suction.” What he meant by that is that each of us is trying to suck the other into our own reality. I have reality suction going on with a young millennial friend whom I’m busily trying to suck into my reality even as she is […]
There exists a spectrum to how spiritual evolution is accomplished. At one end is what can be purely called “spirituality”; at the other, what can be purely called “growth.” What’s the difference between the two as terrestrials practiced them? Well, of course, everyone will have their own opinion and that’s as it should be. In […]
https://tinyurl.com/yc48pwul My dear friend of thirty years, Bob Beale, died a few days ago. Some of you knew him as one of the early ACIM supporters, some of you knew of him as an amazing business consultant and author, and many of my close friends knew of him from me–because I spoke so often of […]
No sooner did I write these words yesterday: “We are assembling and speaking out, writing and filming. All it will take is one galvanizing event and I think we’ll respond as a world.” than I flashed on the most galvanizing event in my life. This was for me a lived-through experience so I know what […]
I suggested earlier that we all help the planet out and voluntarily quarantine ourselves for two weeks. (1) Well, here we all are, voluntarily and involuntarily quarantined, in a laboratory experiment in isolation and social distancing. You’re free for the evening, right? Humor me then. Let’s pretend we’re sociology students. I’m exploring what the impact […]
By Liz Stinsonlong, February 10, 2020, Fast Company https://www.fastcompany.com/90461985/inside-the-big-messy-business-of-empathy “In my view, if empathy becomes ubiquitous, that’s probably not going to be a bad thing for anybody,” Sub Rosa’s Ventura said. On a Monday afternoon in late fall of 2018, a group of 30 or so adults in various interpretations of business-casual sat in neat […]
On the awareness path of the growth movement in the Seventies, we’d talk a lot about “pushing your edge.” If we were going to grow, we had to rid ourselves of our unwanted baggage. We had to follow some form of cleansing or purifying process. And for us that often meant to “own” something. To […]
