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New economy

This  group will focus on the writings of David Korten and Yes! magazine, devoted to raise awareness of the necessity and possibility of turning from Empire based thinking to Earth community orientation. I would like to see members studying David's works, and the magazine, in order to have structured, meaningful discussions. We will analyze and discuss the stories we are told and learn to recognize the lies embedded in these. We will also need to develop a new story that will inspire us to…See More
Nov 10, 2012
Capt. Anand Kumar replied to Martin Euser's discussion Sharing is cool: the age of collaborative consumption in the group New economy
"The first "Pay what you want" cafe in New Delhi completed 4 successful years. This concept where the the customer is free to pay any value for the goods or services, including zero, is in infancy but perhaps will lead towards greater…"
Apr 21, 2012
Martin Euser replied to Martin Euser's discussion Stop USA delaying climate action for another 9 years!
"The research mentioned by John shpuld be the talk of the town. It looks like we may get close to a tipping point for rapid climate change. A change of one or two degrees will be enough to wipe out many species that can't adapt that fast to…"
Apr 19, 2012
John E. Mead replied to Martin Euser's discussion Stop USA delaying climate action for another 9 years!
"newest results:"we present results from a multi-thousand-member perturbed-physics ensemble of transient coupled atmosphere–ocean general circulation model…"
Apr 18, 2012
Capt. Anand Kumar commented on Martin Euser's page Jeremy Rifkin's third industrial revolution and climate change moderation in the group New economy
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"Quite interesting Dan that you make the comparison with the internet. Howard Bloom in his 2001 publication, The Global Brain argues that the story of human evolution is the story of the continually developing capability of our gene's…"
Apr 16, 2012
Daniel Noga commented on Martin Euser's page Jeremy Rifkin's third industrial revolution and climate change moderation in the group New economy
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"What a yin-yang of news to read! Rifkin's ideas are great. The intergrid is a wonderful idea--a power grid that handles energy the way the internet handles information. The two are very complementary and such a transition would render complete…"
Apr 16, 2012
Daniel Noga replied to Martin Euser's discussion Stop USA delaying climate action for another 9 years!
"Although Roy is no longer a member here, I'd still like to address what he said: I disagree--not with the idea that it is, in fact, being taken advantage of in order to centralize power, but with the idea that it is all just a scam.…"
Apr 16, 2012
Martin Euser replied to andrasnm's discussion One World Government - Good or Bad?
"Following a systems perspective, I would argue for decentralization as much as possible, while not forgetting the need for coordination and steering from a higher (fractal) level. The human race needs to get its priorities straight. Peak oil has…"
Apr 16, 2012
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Jeremy Rifkin's third industrial revolution and climate change moderation

Lately I have been watching Jeremy Rifkin's speeches on Youtube. He is an important economic advisor to many governments. As we are in the aftermath of the second industrial revolution (oil based), he developed ideas for a five pillar infrastructure…
Apr 15, 2012
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Yes! Magazine articles online

Yes! Magazine has a good number of articles on how we can influence affairs in this world: political, social, economic. Their latest issue is titled: http://www.yesmagazine.org/issues/9-strategies-to-end-corporate-rule/9-strategies-to-end-corporate-ruleHave a look over there.See More
Mar 29, 2012
Martin Euser commented on Martin Euser's page Peak oil and the disintegration of industrial society in the group New economy
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"Anand: Bangladesh:USA equals 1:50 ratio! That is a gigantic proportion. We are in for an energy descent scenario. David Holmgren has depicted some scenarios here.He was one of the originators of permaculture, along with Bill Mollison (Australia) and…"
Mar 28, 2012
Martin Euser commented on Martin Euser's group New economy
"Erica, are you having trouble viewing Youtube videos? I had it with Chrome, but the latest updates seem to have solved the issues with Flash with Chrome."
Mar 28, 2012
Joe Fulton commented on Martin Euser's group New economy
"I posted a message on Charles Eisenstein with an invitation for him to check out our discussion and to participate.  It is by reaching out that we draw together the web of the future.  We have communicated with Fran Korten and Sarah Van…"
Mar 27, 2012
Daniel Noga commented on Martin Euser's group New economy
"Found this book and film that may be of interest to other group members: http://sacred-economics.com/film/ "
Mar 27, 2012
Capt. Anand Kumar commented on Martin Euser's page Peak oil and the disintegration of industrial society in the group New economy
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"The type and extent of problem can be identified by this Wikipedia page giving energy consumption per capita countrywise. While Bangladesh consumes 6.76 Giga Joules per person the US consumes 327.38 GJ per person per year. At Bangladesh…"
Mar 27, 2012
Martin Euser commented on Martin Euser's page Peak oil and the disintegration of industrial society in the group New economy
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"Biofuel from algae looks promising, but it has a long way to go before it becomes economically feasible.For food production purposes I see more in permaculture, which is based on natural and mutually supporting  components (solar energy storage…"
Mar 27, 2012

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Just 48 hours left to urge for labeling genetically modified food!

Posted on March 26, 2012 at 2:10pm 0 Comments

http://action.fooddemocracynow.org/go/554?akid=496.367477.NNfO5L&t=4

Right now we have 48 hours left to tell President Obama and the FDA that it’s time to label genetically engineered foods on a legal petition filed with the FDA by the Just Label It coalition. Tomorrow is the deadline to make comment, please add your voice…

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Culture wars: three perspectives on our world today

Posted on October 25, 2011 at 3:24am 2 Comments

This essay discusses the segmentation of the world, more particularly the Western world, into three cultural groups: Moderns, Traditionals and Cultural Creatives. There is a fierce polarity to be found here. Can Cultural Creatives bridge the gap that exists between Moderns and Traditionals? 

This essay is a kind of informal sociological analysis. It is a sequel to my analysis of the…

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Threefold gunas in psychology: how the ancients had it right

Posted on August 28, 2011 at 4:08am 8 Comments

Recently I discovered how the ancient concept of the gunas (sattva, rajas, tamas or balance/harmony, activity, inertia) can be applied to psychological processes. My work on the self-help introduction involved study of material that immensely helped me to integrate these concepts into the decision making process.

 

Attached you will find a study on the gunas, seen here as qualities of mind, expressed…

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Aphorism

Posted on June 12, 2011 at 3:07am 0 Comments

 

You contribute to the mosaic of life.

Do you make beautiful patterns?

Beyond Reductionism (7)

Posted on April 30, 2011 at 7:00pm 1 Comment

Weiss, part five.



Open systems



Weiss mentions here his use of escape clauses as "to all intents

and purposes", "relatively bounded", "relatively constant", "essential" in relation to the issue of the non-existence of wholly autonomous, tightly bounded, systems of any order of magnitude and complexity.…

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At 10:20am on November 21, 2011, Michael Simon said…
Martin, I am attracted (which, for me, differs from agreement) to what you expressed regarding this group.

I don't know what my spiritual orientation is. Though I sense some will be attracted to what I express, and others, repelled. And I see that is as it should be.

Perhaps this will express my spiritual orientation: I request an invitation to your group, and yet am unattached to receiving one.

Thank you for receiving my expression. :)
At 9:45am on October 6, 2011, entropea said…

Hi Martin,

Darren's the name ;) I've just got my Permaculture design certificate, and about to embark on my diploma course over the next few years.

The Shires Permaculture site was originally designed to store the learning material for each week, along with videos and photos. I've set it up for the group, as I'm a techy geek who's very much into Google.

 

Regarding the PDF version of "DIY handbook..." I do have a copy. It's over 7MB so can't attach it here... Can you send me an email and I'll reply as an attachment? (entropea at gmail dot com).

Peace,

Darren

At 5:40pm on September 1, 2011, David said…

Well met my friend.  Thank you I think that is an excellent idea about the booklet.  I have the same desire, thank you for confirming it to me.  I will start my intentions towards that purpose and see what comes out.  I look forward to sharing new ideas and laughter with you here.  - David

At 12:02pm on May 2, 2011, Magda Susano said…
Hi Martin,

Thanks.

I found TheosNet by a friend.

Regards,
Magda
At 10:48pm on March 20, 2011, Heath Edwards said…

Martin :)

re: Hesychasm, i enjoy the 2nd & 3rd meanings of the term:

  1. "the practice of inner prayer, aiming at union with God on a level beyond images, concepts and language", a sense in which the term is found in Evagrius Ponticus (345-399),Maximus the Confessor (c. 580-662), and Symeon the New Theologian (949-1022);
  2. "the quest for such union through the Jesus Prayer", the earliest reference to which is in Diadochos of Photiki (c. 450);

i am particularly taken with the story told in 'the Way of a Pilgrim', a Russian traveller searching for the meaning of 'pray without ceasing'.

as a meditation practice, i've been trying a personal variation of the rosary but may need to change it up.
At 1:23pm on January 22, 2011, Elaine Stirling said…
Thank you so much, Martin and fellow Theosophists, for accepting my request. There's lots of great stuff to read and take in here, so I'll probably be a quiet participant for awhile--subject to change at a moment's notice. ;-)
At 12:07pm on December 11, 2010, Energy Arts Alliance said…

Hi, Martin.

 

Thanks for your warm and encouraging welcome! I've been impressed and interested by your postings and will be responding directly within some of the threads. The work you are interested in terms of research is what Energy Arts Alliance is all about and is trying to contribute to the world.

 

Cheers,

J-Coby Wayne

At 5:50am on February 17, 2010, Martin Euser said…
Another spammer..
At 12:53pm on February 9, 2010, Martin Euser said…
Hi Lucy,
I will send you an email.
Welcome to theosophy.net and I hope you will find many friends here on the network.
Martin
At 12:45pm on October 17, 2009, Richard Silliker said…
Hi Martin,
I have not forgotten you or your last question. I am working on an appropriate reply.

Richard Silliker
 
 
 

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