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Integral Politics article and journal

The most comprehensive essay I have so far written on the underlying theory of co-intelligent, holistic politics has just been published (two years since I wrote it) in a special edition of Integral Review about integral politics. It starts on pag…

Tom Atlee live interview Mar 11 on evolutionary activism

This Thursday March 11, 2010, Craig Hamilton will interview me about evolutionary activism on his “Awakening the Impulse to Evolve” series. Tens of thousands of people participate in his free conference call programs which are archived at http://e…

Learning from Haiti: Seven Ways to Respond to Crises

This article was written for a progressive magazine which asked for an updated version of my earlier essay on the Haitian crisis. http://bit.ly/7pJ0iF I decided that rather than updating it I would reorganize it to reflect some deeper dynamics I s…

Evolutionary Open Source Religion

EVOLUTIONARY OPEN SOURCE RELIGION I highly recommend this great article on Open Source Religion. http://www.searchmagazine.org/May-June%202009/full-opensource.html Evolutionary spirituality is not an open source religion, as such, but it provides …

Reflections on Evolutionary Activism – my new book

My book Reflections on Evolutionary Activism: Essays, poems and prayers from an emerging field of sacred social change is now available in paperback for $15 at http://evolutionaryactivism.com/Buy_the_book(where you’ll find some discounts) as well …

my new book on evolutionary activism

I hope within the week to announce the availability of my new book REFLECTIONS ON EVOLUTIONARY ACTIVISM: Essays, poems, and prayers from an emerging field of sacred social change. It reframes activism as a conscious evolutionary undertaking and th…

Some evolutionary/systemic definitions

I find this set of definitions presents a guidance-laden worldview based on an expanded application of the evolutionary principle of “fit”. Fit – having qualities that match the realities and demands of a context (situation, environment) — usuall…

Can Science be “Humanized”?

Howard Silverman of Ecotrust referred me to an article “Can Science be ‘Humanized’?” from Columbia Journalism Review http://bit.ly/KH8kf which is concerned with the struggle between science and the humanities in education and political life. The c…

A Movement of Social Evolutionaries?

I believe there is an emerging movement increasingly focused on the conscious evolution of social systems. It hasn’t landed on a broadly agreeable name or identity, but I see a number of trends converging toward a common ground from fields as dive…