Shift Issue 4
Shift Issue 4
CHOICE AND THE MIRROR OF CONSEQUENCE
CHOICE AND CONSEQUENCE
by James O'Dea
THE FREEDOM OF "YES"
by Rob Lehman
CAN WE TALK?
by Anne Adams
LOCAL CHOICE, GLOBAL CONSEQUENCE
by Helena Norberg-Hodge
CHOOSING TO GIVE
by Stephen Dinan & Devaa Haley Mitchell
MOLECULES AND CHOICE
by Candace Pert
TRUSTING INTUITION
by Judith Orloff
CONSCIOUS EVOLUTIONARIES
by Barbara Marx Hubbard
THE DANCE OF CHOICE AND CHOICELESSNESS
by Satish Kumar
Frontiers of Research
Child Spirit
by Marilyn Schlitz
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Choice & Consequence
Besides relaxing into the flow of being, we are also called to act. IONS President O'Dea invites us to consider the consequences of our choices... |
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The Freedom of Yes
Choice is not only an individual option - institutions, too, make choices. Fetzer Institute executive Lehman describes what happened when an... |
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Can We Talk?
Open dialogue is the foundation of effective democracy. At this crucial time in history, organizational consultant Adams encourages us to... |
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Local Choice, Global ConsequenceNorberg-Hodge shows how local food can have global impact. 1 page September - November 2004 Topics: Nature & Ecology |
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Choosing to GiveDinan and Mitchell demonstrate that sharing wealth and talents can be a compassionate act. 2 pages September - November 2004 Topics: Community & Society, Intention |
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Molecules & ChoiceResearcher Pert explores how our biochemistry guides, but can also be guided. 5 pages September - November 2004 Topics: Intention, Neuroscience, Prosocial Emotions |
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Trusting IntuitionFaced with a dilemma early in her medical career, physician and author Orloff made a decision that changed the course of her life. 3 pages September - November 2004 Topics: Intuition, Parapsychology, Worldviews |
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Conscious EvolutionariesMarx Hubbard explores what it means to be conscious agents in evolution. 4 pages September - November 2004 Topics: Collective Consciousness, Transformation, Worldviews |
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The Dance of Choice and ChoicelessnessKumar offers a personal perspective on the paradox of choice. 4 pages September - November 2004 Topics: Nature & Ecology, Spirituality, Worldviews |