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These floating Jellyfish Lodges purify polluted water and air while growing food
via inhabitat by Katie Medlock Could a fleet of floating jellyfish purify our polluted rivers and streams? That's the idea behind Janine Hung's Jellyfish Lodge, which protects the land, air, and water while growing healthy food. A combination of trash-collecting...
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Why Richard Branson thinks you're never too old to be an entrepreneur
via Vergin UNITE by Natalie Clarkson Many people think that entrepreneurship is a young person’s game, but Richard Branson disagrees. In a recent blog post, he explains why… “I’m 66 and the founder of a company that deals in space travel!” he says. “I...
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Mobile 'CityTree' installations use moss to clean air in urban areas by GreenCity Solution Berlin
In Brief A German company has an innovative solution to the air pollution problem plaguing many of the world's cities today. Instead of planting trees, which take time to grow, they developed a mobile installation that can absorb air particles and CO2....
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How to Flourish After Economic Collapse
Using the stress of uncertainty as fuel for innovation The first challenge to overcome, for those going through either slow economic decline or sudden economic collapse, is uncertainty. In the culture I grew up in, there’s no need for too much concern...
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A New Device Uses Sunlight to Create Drinking Water From Air
via futurist blog In Brief Scientists have developed a sunlight-powered device that can extract water even from desert skies. The device is powered passively by sunlight and may provide an answer to the billions facing severe water shortages around the...
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Merry Xmas and a Happy NEW YEAR 2015
It is time to sit back and give yourself a time of inner silence. You deserve it. Thank you for following us on this blog. In the meantime we have more then 3500 visitiors since we started this experiment. We look forward to introduce to you the "Wild...
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Michio Kaku on the Science of Dreams
Michio Kaku is an American theoretical pyhsicist, the Henry Semat Professor of Theoretical Physics at the City College of New York, a futurist, and a communicator and populariz of science. Michio Kaku describes how our prefrontal cortex disengages as...
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You are not your body: Janine Shepherd at TEDxKC
We often define ourselves by things that are "outside" us: relationships, work, family — even our own bodies. But what would it mean to have your life dramatically altered and your body irrevocably damaged? Who would you be then? This talk explores the...
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One of the First Community Members, Dennis Orme - Voices of the Findhorn Foundation
Dennis was one of the first, if not the very first, community member to join the founders Peter, Eileen and Dorothy at Findhorn Bay Holiday Park in 1967. He ...
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4 Science Fiction Topics from Dr. Strange that may be Less "Fictional" Than You Thought
via IONS Blog Institut of Noetic Science Founder + Astronaut 6th man on the moon Edgar Mitchell The recently released movie, Dr. Strange, is billed as science fiction, yet for the last four decades IONS has been at the forefront of scientific research...
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Insight Sustainabilty 3: SOIL_Column by Simon
MapMakersWorld Author: Simon Poeschel At first please excuse the long break after my last blog. Amongst others I spent four weeks on my bike cycling through northern Italy. The matter of fact that you can find in almost every small village a small café,...
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The Wisdom of Millennials_Nathan Schneider
via ON BEING soundcloud *Millennials There’s a kind of brilliance that flashes up in early adulthood: an ability to see the world whole. Nathan Schneider has been able to articulate and sustain that far-seeing eye of young adulthood. He’s also a gifted...
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The Integration of Technology, Mindfulness, and Meditation for Entrepreneurs
via Inc. By Travis Wright Wisdom 2.0 shows that there are pathways to not just living with technology, but using it to create a healthier and welcoming world. What do spirituality and technology have in common? A lot more than you think--and it's not...
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Why Offline Is the New Online (and What This Means for Entrepreneurs)
It's not about what you know, it's about who you know and who they know. All it takes is one new human connection to change the trajectory of your entire life. This is something I experienced after doing tons of traveling this summer. I was attending...
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Rolemodels for the NEW World: The NEW people-centred, driven by values and sustainable enterprises
This is the highlights of Upasina conscious fashion week in Auroville 2019 Upasana - The Conscious Fashion Hub is a platform to open discussions and answer questions to tackle present day social issues such as farmer suicides in India, plastic pollution,...
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We spend too much time celebrating 'Start Ups', not enough celebrating 'Keep Goings'.
Too much hype, too much excitement and too many pats on the back for 'Start Ups'. Not enough kudos, support and love for those people who have been out there in the 'Keep Goings'. It is really easy to be excited at the beginning, to announce big plans,...
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The Transformative workplace
via enliving edge by Matt Dockerty The Transformative Workplace: growing people, purpose, prosperity and peace Other authors have written about enlightened or conscious organizations. They have eloquently spoken to what leaders in those organizations...
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This One Simple Technique Will Stoke Your Creativity Every Day
Mindfulness isn’t only a meditation technique, it’s a way to observe the minutiae of daily life to unlock creativity. Source Fast Company Newsletter By Gwen Moran One key to innovation is creativity–and organizations spend a great deal of time looking...
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Neuroscience Shows Us That The Way We Work Is Wrong
Source pixabay via Corporate Rebel by by Danielle Freude-Hellebrand, executive coach Slowly we are waking up to realize that a lot we’ve been taught about management and leadership is wrong. Most of us grew up in the business world believing that a manager’s...
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Redefining Work: The Role of Freelancers, Policymakers and Businesses
via OUI SHARE magazin by Marco The nature of work and the ways it gets done is evolving rapidly. Public policies and the business sector need to be ahead of change, and provide more targeted support to workers transitioning from employment to freelancing...
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Jeremy Rifkin on the Third Industrial Revolution
The social and economic theorist talks about how the Internet of Things will revolutionize our world. Interview via vice.com Blog March 2017 Social and economic theorist Jeremy Rifkin is a predictor of fiscal and technological trends. He has written several...
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Good and bad news in the war on compounded natural medicine
via Nexus NewsFeed Blog The FDA listens to ANH-USA members and other critics in final rule. The agency, in its final rule governing the removal of medicines from a list of permitted compounded drugs, has agreed to notify interested parties in advance,...
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Hanter´s SELF talk October 2017
“Driven by the forces of love, the fragments of the world seek each other so that the world may come to being.” Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, The Phenomenon of Man We are living in a time of unprecedented connectivity, with 7.5 billion of us literally bumping...
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WE-MYSTICISM: The Church of the Space Between by Patricia Albere
There is a new domain of mystical awakening that can only be discovered together. You cannot gain access to the secrets of the WeMystical path or the sacred dimension of the ‘Higher We’ as an individual practitioner. This realm reveals itself only when...
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The Rise of Emergent Organizations
via Medium Cooperation Blog by Beth Comstock Picture pixabay CC0 As we pass the tipping point toward a world fast enough and interconnected enough to be dominated by emergent systems, our methods of making decisions, and the tools available to help us...
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