We are each a complex, networked, ecosystem of a self, not just a role or a race or a name. Beneath our shallow surface appearance and social identities we are full, whole people, deeply alive and potent with meaning and gifts for ourselves, those around us and our communities and …
In this second post I share two more articles (in addition to the one featured last week) that have helped me understand …
Discussions and struggles over diversity and privilege are up-welling in societies around the world, including in my own life and projects. In …
There is something about the universe — an elegant order in the way everything fits and unfolds, an inexplicable beauty in its …
In my first post on this topic I introduced basic principles of intercentricity – a dynamic worldview of reciprocal aliveness. In the …
In my last post I introduced basic principles of intercentricity – a dynamic worldview of reciprocal aliveness. In this post and the …
Back in August 1991 – at the dawn of my co-intelligence work – I wrote an essay exploring the implications of seeing …
This essay is largely a critique of how we tend to focus on problem-solving to address any undesirable situation. However, as I’ve …
In Wednesday’s inauguration, President Biden called on Americans to come together in unity and healing. So did former US Youth Poet Laureate …
There is much debate in my circles about how to respond to the the current crisis in democracy and our social fabric. …