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Eckhart Tolle Sings Ode To Joy
Eckhart explains that the primary purpose of your life is to bring conscious awareness to each moment. During this holiday season of giving and receiving, perhaps the most valuable gift you can give to others, the world and yourself, is the light of your...
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Dispelling the Mystery of Debt | Charles Eisenstein in Conversation with Zack Geist
This conversation with Zack Geist addresses the phenomenon of debt, both from a theoretical standpoint and in very practical terms (at least for US listeners). Zack operates a business that liberates people from student loans and other debt. We discuss...
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Dutch cities to experiment with guaranteed basic income for residents in 2016
by Cat DiStasio via inhabitat source Guardian Twenty Dutch cities are making an unconventional attempt to combat poverty. Officials in these municipalities are rolling out a program to provide equal monthly payments to small groups of citizens, no questions...
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Dolphin consciousness – Why our future needs more than just smart minds
In a world that is becoming increasingly complex, noisy, and fragile, it is no longer enough to be “intelligent.” Our times call for a deeper intelligence—people who see with their hearts, feel with their whole being, and act with inner clarity. Back...
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The Social Dilemma_Podcast Center for Human Technology
Tristan Harris is a co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology. He has been named "the closest thing Silicon Valley has to a conscience" by The Atlantic magazine, and prior to founding CHT, he was a design ethicist at Google. Trained as a mathematician...
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How To Maximize Human Potential Through Full Systems Thinking
via CE Blog by Marc Angelo Coppola Having been to countless events, conferences, and talks over the years I can quite truthfully say that most of the value has not been on the stage at these events but more so in the crowd of people I got to meet while...
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The taboo against ecstasy
Terry Patten Part of our unspoken contract with conventional society is that there’s a certain range of how we get to be. It’s fine to be worried. It’s fine to strive. It’s fine to be depleted. But if you break open in the spirit of freedom itself — or...
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Why walking is the ideal speed to see the world
via ideasTED.com How do you walk 500 miles? Extreme hiker Sarah Marquis explains how pain gives way to pleasure during an epic trek through the wilderness. Sarah Marquis will call her parents to let her know she’s coming to visit — and she’ll be there...
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Why You Must Stop Using Fear To Survive_A Virus called Fear
A Zaki Gordon Institute for Independent Filmmaking student documentary short. Written and directed by Ben Fama Jr. Very few people understand the programming of fear, and why it distorts our perceptions. While fear is a program used for our survival,...
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The tools for a radical new kind of leadership
Article The Guardians on Leadership Scilla Elworthy: Dr Scilla Elworthy has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize three times. Her new book is Pioneering the Possible: Awakened Leadership for a World that Works (North Atlantic Books), and her TED talk...
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Big Ideas 2015:from Blogger Naomi Simson
Naomi Simson is the founding director of Australian online tech success story RedBalloon. She has written more than 800 blog posts at NaomiSimson.com, is a professional speaker, author of Live what you Love (pre-order now) and now TV personality on Channel...
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Peace in the cells — an experience in the body consciousness
NAMAH is a pioneer, peer-reviewed, body, mind and spirit journal with an integral vision looking at the influence of the spirit or soul in psychology and health. Author: Betty Kraus The author describes an experience in the cell consciousness which has...
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It´s time to reinvent organizations
Most books on organizations are written for people hoping to find the secret key to gaining market share, beating competition and increasing profits. They offer advice on how to better play the game of success within the current management paradigm. "Reinventing...
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Transformative Technology Conference_Engineering the Future of Human Wellbeing
via : www.ttconf.org/ Transformative Technology is hardware and software, based on credible science and rigorous research that can produce a reliable and positive change in psychological well-being. A community of meditators, scientists, researchers,...
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Scientists From Germany Show That Water Has Memory. This Video Blows My Mind.
via youtube + By Lisa Be LifeBuzz Staff Water -- just a liquid or much more? Many researchers are convinced that water is capable of "memory" by storing information and retrieving it. The possible applications are innumerable: limitless retention and...
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GERMAN NIGHT_#tomaketheworldabetterplate
via Über den Tellerrand kochen GERMAN NIGHT A few days ago, we had our first community meeting in our almost finished #KitchenHub, learned about different culinary areas and traditions in Germany and prepared and tasted together delicious "Grießklösschensuppe"...
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What is Consciousness?
via uplift By Sadhguru on Sunday October 18th, 2015 Original posted by ISHA A Mystic's Perspective “Consciousness” is a highly abused word, used in many different ways. First of all, let me define what we refer to as consciousness. You are a combination...
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Holacracy: Disrupting Management Hierarchy
Originally written by Brian Robertson, HolacracyOne, partner & co-founder via enliving edge If you’re old enough to remember the days when most PCs ran MS-DOS, consider the leap in capabilities that came with a new operating system like Windows. Your...
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Sweden is shifting to a 6-hour work day
via sciencealert Despite research telling us it’s a really bad idea, many of us end up working 50-hour weeks or more because we think we’ll get more done and reap the benefits later. And according to a study published last month involving 600,000 people,...
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The Netherlands unveiled plans for their first vertical forest and it looks awesome
It's going to be designed by the leading architect for vertical forests. After winning a bid to design the Netherlands’ first vertical forest, Italian architect Stefano Boeri has announced his plans for his contribution to the entire urban forestation...
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Ph.D.Sonja Lyubomirsky on Happiness
It was an honor to talk with Professor of Psychology at the University of California, Riverside, Sonja Lyubomirsky, author of The Myths of Happiness and The How of Happiness. She shares with us what happiness means to her, how her studies have changed...
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People Got Asked To Tell Their Biggest Regrets — But What They All Had In Common Was Heartbreaking
via Aplus You might know about it, it is a while around - but....think about it again for yourself. What is my biggest regret? A blackboard stood in the middle of New York City asking passersby to write down their biggest regrets. At first, each regret...
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CAPITAL C IS INDEPENDENTLY PRODUCED, FUNDED BY 586 PEOPLE FROM 24 COUNTRIES
CAPITAL C explores a new breed of creators, geeks, and artists who cut out the middlemen to make their bold ideas a reality by reaching out to the crowd. With crowdfunding and crowdsourcing, now we all have tools in our hands that democratize innovation...
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The Science of Interconnectedness : Cassandra Vieten PhD at TEDxNapaValley
Cassandra Vieten PhD talks about the Science of Interconnectedness as part of the TEDxNapaValley 2012 "Connected" event. Cassandra's Event Photos are here - www.flickr.com Cassandra Vieten, PhD, is a licensed clinical psychologist, Director of Research...
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Scientists Just Created Crystals That Make Breathing Underwater A Possibility
Written by Katharine J. Tobal via collectively conscious Danish scientists are a step closer to helping those suffering from respiratory ailments thanks to a revolutionary new absorption crystal. Working out of the University of Southern Denmark the group...
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