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... the misunderstanding about, and downright viciousness towards the poor is worse than I thought. So I would like to offer a beginner class in homeless math.
“The Chronicles Book Series” Video 39: In both “The Chronicles of the Upheavals” and its brand-new sequel, “The Chronicles of the Awakening”, I lay out a 100 year vision of a world shaped around a transformed human consciousness. Our...
Video 38: Our institutions fail us. From people homeless and helpless on our streets, to billionaires wasting money to send a handful of people to Mars… this is what a society looks like that has MONEY as its primary...
“Embracing the Future…in Other Countries” Video 37: There are plenty of examples of effective, visionary action, by people who are not afraid of their own futures, who are not stuck in their status quo. From Singapore to the European...
Video 36: Things don’t change because we lack the will, the vision, and the drive to change them. We want to solve problems, but only using the same energies that actually created the problems in the first place. Or...
“A Culture of Disrespect” Video 35: America’s under-culture is based on spiritual starvation: when people do not respect themselves or each other, they can form a very durable but dysfunctional system. However, the under-culture can be transformed – with...
“Dysfunction, Under Culture and Violence” Video 34: If you try to solve the wrong problem, your efforts, though well intentioned, will fail. America’s under-cultures persist because we’ve failed to understand them. Like the two rivers in the Amazon that...
“Finding Our Solutions” Video 33: We can remove the energy from our society that causes issues like racism. The work can only be done if you are willing to do the work.
Video 32: “Fanning the Flames of Our Divisions” What do we believe about our hot-button societal issues? We can choose to see these as separating issues, or we can choose to come together.