Tag Archives: knowledge

The myth of wisdom and age

Wisdom comes from experiential doing. Via WordPress I came across a video of a nine-year-old child offering their insights on deep questions relating to the universe.  Everyone was commenting how wise this child was, and indeed his insights are good.  The video reminded me of the insights on what it means to be happy by …

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Paradigm shift into sustainability

The global realignment to a sustainable future is through pain and knowledge. Like so many lemmings humanity marches onward to the abyss, yet I hold out hope for a change of direction. Humanity lives in a current paradigm of growth through relentless consumption.  What do I mean by paradigm, I mean a worldview in the …

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Blogging is a great tool of communication

Blogging is a fast way to exchange knowledge, network and build a community. The Guardian recently asked the followers of its sustainability section for one tip on how to  communicate sustainability to others.  I suggested blogging, and gave the Liberated Way as an example of such a blog.  This was a competition, the prize being …

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Knowledge is power

Knowledge reveals and unlocks doors of opportunity. My progress to live a sustainable life is hampered by lack of knowledge.  It is unfortunate that the knowledge I seek is scattered across many sources, and is less than easy to track down.  It would seem that for humanity to progress on a sustainable path then knowledge …

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Global weather turns hostile

2013 likely will be worse than 2012 for extremes of weather. A few days ago I was bouncing around Colchester happy as a bee as the mild spring brought pleasant weather after the floods of rain during December.  The winter in Britain depresses me for its cold and darkness, so I have been liking the …

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