The Human Drama is Nearing its Denouement
By: Stephen on May 12, 2013
An excerpt from The Global Heart Awakens,
by Anodea Judith, forthcoming July 1 from Shift Books.
Preorder now at: http://globalheartawakens.com/
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My Evolutionary Road Trip
By: Stephen on May 11, 2013
By Noel Marshall
The Divine Feminine energy brings to my mind the archetype of the Mother Mary: Gentle, loving, encouraging, flowing, peaceful, as well as showing might for right, when needed. As with the archetype of Mother Nature, there is a time for blooming and a time for pruning for beauty, and a time for strength and character to come forth.
Serving Up Heartfelt Offerings at the Pace of Grace
By: Stephen on May 10, 2013
We've had a wonderful spring already, with the Spring of Sustainability and Inspiring Women Summit in full gear, along with weekly new short courses (see sidebar) and a powerful new 9-month offering from spiritual teacher Thomas Huebl.
Harvard Study Confirms Fluoride Reduces Children's IQ
By: Stephen on May 10, 2013
A recently-published Harvard University meta-analysis funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has concluded that children who live in areas with highly fluoridated water have "significantly lower" IQ scores than those who live in low fluoride areas.
Why Sharing News About Solutions is a Revolutionary Act
By: Stephen on May 10, 2013
by Frances Moore Lappé
"If it bleeds, it leads." Ever hear that maxim of journalism? If you want readers, go with the scary, gruesome story—that's what gets hearts pumping and grabs attention. But what grabs our attention can also scare the heck out of us and shut us down.
Emerging Generations, Emerging Leadership
By: Stephen on April 28, 2013
By Ben Hart, Shift Network Marketing Manager
In our last Catalyst edition, Stephen gave a snapshot of the recent Shift strategy retreat, in which we did some powerful visioning to the year 2050 and what could be co-created through this network in the decades to come. As we discussed how best to move forward in our mission of helping to evolve consciousness and culture, one topic that came up again and again was how we can best support younger generations and emerging leadership.
The Infinite Power of Visionary Art
By: Stephen on April 27, 2013
By Eleanor Blattel
Transformation Festivals: This Generation's Search for Freedom
By: Stephen on April 27, 2013
By Jeet-Kei Leung
Each generation, since the Second World War ended with the detonation of atomic bombs on cities full of human beings, has produced its own cultural movement to find a way of being in the world beyond the apparent madness and brutality.
Our emerging generation appears to have found its natural home in the new breed of Transformational Festivals currently blossoming on the west coast of North America and spreading across the continent and internationally.
You Can Be a Food Revolutionary
By: Stephen on April 27, 2013
By Ocean Robbins
Monsanto and big agribusiness are relentless in their pursuit of ever more profits, regardless of the impact on family farmers, animals, the environment, or your health.
Medical costs are bankrupting families, companies, and governments. And more and more people, including kids, are getting fatter and sicker. More than one-third of kids in the U.S. today are expected to contract diabetes, with a long-term economic cost that reaches into the trillions of dollars.
The Universe Conspires When You Use It as Your Guide
By: Stephen on April 27, 2013
By Julian Caspari
I spent 20 years of my young life in school being conditioned to find “success” in this world. I was schooled to learn with formulas, theories, structures and systems as defined by our industrial age curricula. I walked a path that overlooked the inner wisdom of myself. Sadly, “environmental systems” was a class and not a way of life.
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