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Intimate Conversation with Mother Earth

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From www.plumvillage.org - April 27, 2012 1:06 AM

by Thich Nhat Hanh

 

You manifested more than 4 and a half billion years ago and life began to manifest on you less that one billion years later. Since then, you have gradually become the beautiful living planet that you are today. Life evolved from deep within the oceans, multiplying and prospering on your body, slowly improving the atmosphere so that countless species could manifest. After one billion years, there was enough free oxygen in the atmosphere to create the ozone layer, which then prevented harmful radiation from reaching your surface, thus allowing life to develop on land.


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Mapping Transformative Processes with AQAL ... - MindShift Integral

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From mindshiftintegral.wordpress.com - February 1, 9:41 AM
Mapping Transformation In international development we see it more and more the need for leaders to play a new game. It is ironic that our best whole systems thinkers are becoming ever more frustrated at the lack of visible ...

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About ‘Money and Sustainability’ | Money and Sustainability

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From www.money-sustainability.net - August 1, 2012 7:01 AM

We tend to assume that we must have a single, monopolistic currency, funded through bank debt, enforced by a central bank. But we don’t need any such thing! In fact, the present system is outdated, brittle and unfit for purpose (witness the eurozone crisis). Like any other monoculture, it’s profitable at first but ultimately a recipe for economic and environmental disaster. The alternative is a monetary ‘ecosystem’, with complementary currencies alongside the conventional one.

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Explainer: What is crowdfunding?

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From theconversation.edu.au - November 7, 2012 1:19 AM

Businesses and NGOs mainly rely on traditional approaches to fundraising. But in recent times, both sectors have shown significant interest and had great success in the adoption of crowdfunding as a contemporary approach to fundraising.


However, NGOs and businesses need to recognise the challenges of adopting crowdfunding, and how they may operate and effectively use it in the future.


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Infographic Of The Day: 13 Rules For Realizing Your Creative Vision | Co. Design

Infographic Of The Day: 13 Rules For Realizing Your Creative Vision | Co. Design | The Next Edge | Scoop.it
From www.fastcodesign.com - December 4, 2011 12:33 PM

The Done Manifesto lays out some bracing maxims that are key to preserving a startup's most valuable asset: urgency.

 

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