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  • 2007
    • August
      • BodyBeing and Social Justice VII
        08/31/07
        Our contributions to spirituality are equally impressive. We awaken love as BodyBeing children. Love is the ultimate human value—the definer of all other values. Love is the ultimate human meaning. This theme runs through sublime poetry and cheesy Hollywood movies. Knowing love there is nothing left

      • BodyBeing and Social Justice VI
        08/28/07
        Bonding is only the beginning.

        Families who live in optimal well-being enjoy happiness. They meet life’s challenges together. They expect frustration to accompany learning. They know how to prevent frustration from accelerating into conflict. Family members are not seen as adversaries. I

      • BodyBeing and Social Justice V
        08/24/07
        What is the implication of this coercion dynamic for social justice and spiritual awareness? What is the cost to each of us and to society? Why must we spend so much time and money recovering from this barbaric approach to boundary settings? Can we really believe that we serve spiritual awakening by

      • BodyBeing and Social Justice IV
        08/20/07
        Emotional maturity and reasonableness lay in the future, a fuzzy concept. Their foundation is the full strength of optimal Rightful Place. They come in due time. Childhood lasts 23 years. We need time to receive, to practice and to become competent in the actualization of our complex, sophisticated

      • BodyBeing and Social Justice III
        08/16/07
        Adults see us as dependent but our egotism doesn’t allow see it that way. Adults fulfill their function because they are there to fulfill their function. We expect it. Why wouldn’t they? Of course they are going to provide safety, food, comfort, and direction. We sense whether they enjoy their parti

      • BodyBeing and Social Justice II
        08/12/07
        We know ourselves as our body. The world extends from our body and returns to it. Learning lives in the body. Words are toys—objects of play by which we define place, but our body reveals our truth. When we are upset our body stiffens and our face grimaces. Except in rare instance, when delighted ou

      • BodyBeing and Social Justice I
        08/09/07
        As promised, the next set of blogs will describe social justice from the perspective of the child. We start with several blogs about BodyBeing.

        So here you are, five years old, and the center of your world. Egotism shines, sensation rules. You’ve been making sensory based topographical ma

      • The Blocks to Social Justice and the Way to Dissolve Them
        08/05/07
        "People whose integrity has not been damaged in childhood, who were protected, respected, and treated with honesty by their parents, will be—both in their youth and in adulthood—intelligent, responsive, empathetic, and highly sensitive. They will take pleasure in life and will not feel any need

      • Most Children Left Behind-Part II
        08/02/07
        The belief that children are chattel to insure the continuation of the State is deeply ingrained in our culture. They are to be taught what it takes to meet the assumed needs of the future of the state with little regard to who they are or what their destines might be. No Child Left Behind is just t

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