by tfindlay | Dec 31, 2022
The conflict in the Ukraine is a prime example of the independent mindset in conflict with the interdependent mindset. Consider the following descriptions of Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelenskyy from Wikipedia. Vladimir Putin New York City-based NGO Human Rights...
by tfindlay | Nov 20, 2022
I recently watched a video of a thought provoking talk given by Carol Wayne White, Presidential Professor of Religious Studies, Interim Director of the Griot Institute, Affiliated Faculty in Critical Black Studies. She had much to say about the importance of...
by tfindlay | Sep 16, 2022
Martin Springett is a singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and well-respected illustrator. He is the musical genius behind The Gardening Club. It is my privilege to count him as a dear friend. We have known each other since the 60s when we were both in bands in...
by tfindlay | Sep 7, 2022
I would like to begin with a shoutout to Jeremy Lent’s Deep Transformation Network website. Jeremy Lent, is the author of The Patterning Instinct and The Web of Meaning. I recommend that you take a look at this amazing resource. One of the features of this site...
by tfindlay | Aug 14, 2022
Recently, esteemed author Salman Rushdie was brutally attacked by a religious zealot. “A preliminary law enforcement review of Matar’s social media accounts showed he was sympathetic to Shi’ite extremism and IRGC causes…” NBC New York This statement about...
by tfindlay | Jul 8, 2022
Minutes after posting my last article (No Pain, No Gain: How Suffering Could Change the World) I realized I had missed an important point. In that article I pointed out that people who seemed to be naturally curious and tended to question accepted beliefs might not...
