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The recent debacle in Washington brings into sharp focus a fundamental flaw in our way of thinking and thus how we wrestle with problem-solv...

Once upon a time in a kingdom far away, there lived a king of great wisdom . Each day the king would hold court and hear the pleas of his p...

Allegedly we are a nation based on fixed principles articulated in The Constitution and reinforced by moral beliefs (mostly Christian). With...

Seeing through the fog of delusion. “Look straight ahead. What’s there? If you see it as it is, you will never err.” These were the wor...

In Buddhist thought, a poisonous monster lives inside each of us and it has three characteristics— greed, anger, and delusion   (or ignor...

Law and Order? In 1970 Alvin Toffler wrote and published Future Shock , a book many considered to have caused a paradigm shift in how ...

All or none This is a recycled post initially created during the  Obama  era since the issue is as relevant now as then. We seem to b...

The road MOST traveled. “The teacher appears when the student is ready.” Everyone has heard that metaphor, but what does it mean? It ...

Some time ago, I was listening to a radio broadcast concerned with the future of journalism. While novel and informative, the underlying ...

Going to the root cause. In light of the recent explosion of potentially catastrophic events around the world, it’s tempting to be dive...

Our mind is an amazing reality that emanates through a brain composed of different cells and neurons which function differently, yet resul...

This year Earth Day slipped by without my notice. Perhaps that was because I, like everyone else, was transfixed on COVID-19 and my top-of...