The Possibility Paradigm

I suppose it could be an urban legend that 4 to 6-year-olds laugh 300 times a day. No matter, really. The point is that children laugh way more than adults do. And that ought to tell us something.

The inclination toward religion expresses an impulse that can be born of connection, not fear and uncertainty.

I suppose it could be an urban legend that 4- to 6-year-olds laugh 300 times a day. No matter, really. The point is that children laugh way more than adults do. And that ought to tell us something.

Taking the view that events in the "outer" world may be understood as an outpicturing of both my own inner psyche and our national and global collective consciousness, I ask myself, "If this were a dream, what would it mean?" Then I sit quietly and let recent news events enter my awareness...

While the killing of Osama Bin Laden is being enthusiastically celebrated throughout America, to say that such merriment is out of order will surely be considered heresy.

Friends

When Cats Pray: How Our Feline Friends Uplift the World

Pamela Gerloff on April 26, 2011

If we want to know how a "culture of being" vs. a "culture of doing" might change us, we have only to hang out with our feline friends.

If we want to know how a "culture of being" vs. a "culture of doing" might change us, we have only to hang out with our feline friends.

Want to radically expand beyond the limits of your mind? Try this.

If you just pretend for a moment--act as if--they're true, what new things become possible for you?

“How can Possibility be a value?” I thought. I had always thought of possibility as just something that existed. A good thing in life, for sure. But not a value to live by.