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In the twenty-first century we face unprecedented challenges. On an interpersonal and personal, social, economic, and global level we are witnessing events, and experiencing their effects, in ways that would have been unimaginable to previous generations; and neither denial nor the blindness of outrage can adequately address the scale of it. click here to read more on the Five Changes Website
I live in the mountains of Southern California at Manzanita Village, a Retreat center where we bring together Buddhist practice, and tools for accelerated change. We utilize Neurolinguistics, General Semantics, the very best of the Self-help Movement and New Thought and integrate it with classical Buddhist Teachings, Social Analysis and Activism, Deep Ecology, Creativity, and Martial Arts.
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Was it a New Yorker cartoon . . . ?
Was it in a New Yorker cartoon that someone said,
“Once the big irritation was barking dogs, now it’s people blogging!” ?
. . . I have been reading Montaigne’s essays. You could say that he was the original blogger. Or was it those political pamphleteers of the seventeenth century? Or was it the graffiti artists in Alexander's army who announced themselves on the walls of Persepolis twenty-five hundred years ago?
Anyway, this is my contribution to our twenty-first century version of it . . .
Any article on this blog is freely available for republishing, online or in print, with appropriate author attribution - Caitríona Reed - and a link to this blog, or to the site below.
Manzanita Village and Five Changes Website
“Once the big irritation was barking dogs, now it’s people blogging!” ?
. . . I have been reading Montaigne’s essays. You could say that he was the original blogger. Or was it those political pamphleteers of the seventeenth century? Or was it the graffiti artists in Alexander's army who announced themselves on the walls of Persepolis twenty-five hundred years ago?
Anyway, this is my contribution to our twenty-first century version of it . . .
Any article on this blog is freely available for republishing, online or in print, with appropriate author attribution - Caitríona Reed - and a link to this blog, or to the site below.
Manzanita Village and Five Changes Website
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