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Life

In the Miracle

Charles Eisenstein

As we stand at the threshold of a new and larger world, it helps to be bathed in miracles, to show that yes, the realm of the possible is indeed far vaster than we know, and no, we are not crazy for leaving normal behind. I therefore invite all present to share a first-hand story of the impossible, for our mutual inspiration and encouragement. (more)

8-14-09

Commons

Who You Going to Call?: People and Possibilities in the Coming Collapse

somantics

Regardless of the drag of the day-to-day chains of obligation typical of the western lifestyle, we're capable of making ready for the fast approaching day when those chains break irrevocably, clearing the decks on our own terms, and acting rather than merely reacting. But it can only happen if we work together. (more)

8-12-09

Life

Pretzel Logic

Patti Melton

When there are mouths to feed, introspection may seem luxuriously selfish, but if we can see this period of struggle (personally and historically) as a gift rather than a blow, we may just find the strength and courage to evolve. (more)

4-10-09

Psyche

An Extravagant Hypothesis

Daniel Pinchbeck

I propose that humanity may be undergoing a rapid transition from the biological to the psychic phase of species evolution in the next few years. (more)

3-11-09

Eco

Food Security for the Faint of Heart

Robin Wheeler

Switching to organic can give you sticker shock, but when you're paying the farmer to do it right, you reward and contribute to respect for real food and the environment. Here are some ways to eat better on a budget. (more)

3-9-09

Life

Three Forms of Forgiveness

Wendy Strgar

Marcus Aurelius wrote, "The sexual embrace can only be compared with music and with prayer." We are not trained well in love or sex or forgiveness, though they have the power to heal if we have the right intention and an open heart. (more)

3-5-09

Commons

Reinventing Money: An Eco-systemic Approach (Part 1)

Bernard Lietaer

By modeling our financial system on nature's complex networks of interconnectivity, we can escape global financial meltdown by developing diverse complementary currencies and mutual credit systems. (more)

1-12-09

Commons

Toward a New Economic Order

Thomas H. Greco

Is the present financial crisis due to a system out of control and failing, or to a system that is being demolished to further enhance the power and wealth of a few? (more)

11-26-08

Commons

Community Is Not a Demographic

Antonio Lopez

If cool hunters are appropriating subcultures, than we need to reaffirm ourselves as ethical communities. If advertisers want to sell us products regardless of their social and environmental impact, perhaps we should exile them to a place where they will no longer hurt anyone. (more)

11-20-08

Arts

Promotional Rescue

Daniel Pinchbeck

Over 50 percent of those who took our survey said they wanted to tell their friends about us. Join our digital street marketing team and spread the word about Reality Sandwich. (more)

10-30-08

Commons

The Upside of Down

Daniel Pinchbeck

Dmitry Orlov proposes that the US is entering into a rapid decline similar to the one experienced by Russia after the breakup of the Soviet Union in 1989. In this podcast, Orlov and I discuss the current state of disrepair. (more)

10-15-08

Commons

Transition Town

Daniel Pinchbeck

We are facing a difficult transition that needs to occur at a rapid pace if we don't want to experience dire consequences. The English "Transition Town" movement prepares local communities for the changes that are coming. (more)

10-10-08

Arts

Shift Happens

Antonio Lopez

An exciting documentary project highlights an emergent global culture and its push for change. (more)

5-9-08

Arts

Nights of Noise

Kal Cobalt

Across the globe, Phil Kline's Unsilent Nights challenge conformity and blur the line between music and noise. (more)

12-12-07