Posted on Nov 15th, 2007
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Malcolm
Often personal trauma haunts us until we find a place of healing and forgiveness. And often the trauma of war reaches down the generations and centuries, only to explode again when the time is ripe.... More »
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I’ve just returned from a 10-day training run by the Institute for the Study of Peak States (ISPS). I’ve been studying their ideas for some time, and this was an opportunity not only to clarify... More »
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I’ve written quite a few entries arguing that trauma is a root cause of our problems as a civilization, species and planet. There are many other threads from this theme that I could discuss in... More »
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Posted on Aug 21st, 2007
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Malcolm
One of the simplest and most powerful models of human psychology is Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of human needs. I have thought for a long time that many of the problems of the rich world arise... More »
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In my last post, I described Riane Eisler’s partnership and dominator models of society and suggested that trauma is the reason we are stuck in the dominator part of the spectrum. In this entry, I... More »
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Posted on Jun 21st, 2007
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Malcolm
As I look back over my last 5 entries, I am amazed and awestruck by the immense power we humans have to create the future. Exciting as this power is, it’s also scary. We have... More »
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