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In the small German town of Andernach am Rhein, signs once said, "Keep Off The Grass." Today, they read, "Picking Allowed." Since 2010, the town has been replacing unused green spaces and... Read more
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Having gone through too many airports and terminals on my way to destinations around the world, I recently began to think about my experiences: in particular, the ways these monumental facilities shape us, discipline us and use us. Think of the...
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A New Age for Humanity: Lessons From Two Decades of Contemplative Practice
We are living through a rare and remarkable moment – one that many sense as a civilisational turning. Some call it the Age of Aquarius; others speak of Integral Stage. Twenty years of contemplative practice have shaped how I see what’s unfolding. These paragraphs share what that practice has revealed about...
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