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Your son or the suffering of humanity: Which comes first? Is your mission – in the case of Leo Tolstoy, to liberate mankind – more important than supporting one’s family?
The much talked about film concerning Tolstoy’s infamously bizarre final days – The Last Station – deftly engages us in this major biggie, as [...]
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Over the last 200 years the greatest danger to our global well-being and long-term survival has come from the decoupling of our psychological, spiritual and emotional feedback system from the physical, material world that we affect – resulting in us rarely seeing the end results of any of our choices; and rarely feeling the effects [...]
Keep Reading →Breaking the cycle of anger and resentment – whether in our intimate relationships; between parents and children; within collaborative projects; or between nations – is one of our hardest challenges as human beings. Anger has a tendency to stay within ‘the system’, spreading outwards to others – unless it is released, just as a computer [...]
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