By Daniel Christian Wahl, originally published at Medium, March 15, 2017 Sustainability alone is not an adequate goal. The word sustainability itself is inadequate, as it does not tell us … Continue reading →
HumanAdminMarch 15, 2017 March 24, 2017 @ 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm America/New York Timezone Shambhala Meditation Center of New York 118 W 22nd St 6th Floor, New York New York … Continue reading →
[Editor: Another in the series on understanding the economy, from our friends at P2P Foundation.] The silver lining of anti-globalism might be the creation of a true digital economy March … Continue reading →
Recently there’s been some discussion in activist Buddhist circles about how to deal with anger amid the chaos and brutality of the Insane Clown White House. BPF is offering a a six-week … Continue reading →
Six reasons why the Left should keep on infighting GRETA CHRISTINA 17 March 2017 originally published at Transformation The women’s march on Washinmgton DC. Credit: Liz Lemon/Flickr. Some rights reserved. Originally published … Continue reading →
[Editor: Mr. L. Steven Sieden seems to have run up against the more cult-like aspects of Nalandabodhi, under the authority of Dzogchen Ponlop. Although I don’t know what transpired between … Continue reading →
by Shaun Bartone Marx began his Eighteenth Brumaire with a correction of Hegel’s idea that history necessarily repeats itself: “Hegel remarks somewhere that all great events and characters of world … Continue reading →
or in other words: For those of us who lived our ‘coming out’ years in the 80s and 90s, we were faced with a situation of ‘vocalization or annihilation’. While Silence … Continue reading →
[Editor: I’m republishing some things from P2P Foundation, run by Michel Bauwens. Michel and I are fellow travellers, and we share many viewpoints.] Cooperativism in the digital era, or how … Continue reading →
Manifesto For Utopias Are Over: Cities Are Living Systems March 14, 2017 John Thackara 2 min read At the heart of this unfolding transformation is a new story of place. Cities have a … Continue reading →
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