Dear Friends,
So, what will you be doing in 2014? Please check out the below given link, an interesting flash clip: communication in 2014?
[Somebody of the integral university had pointed me to the flash clip after which I straight away shared it with some other friends and colleagues involved in information and communication. One of these, even told me to start a blog on it (which I hereby officially open).]
The clip shows a possible scenario about where we are going. Indeed, it has an interesting ending as one of my ex-colleagues rightly pointed out: "much of it is shallow.. trivia.. but it is what we wanted. a commercial success." Well, 2014 is also one year before we are supposed to have reached our Millennium Development Goals and if the epic turns out to be true, we will not be able to implement the plans of Jeffrey Sachs. However, are we indeed shallow? We are aware that there are some interesting other communication related initiatives going on. What about Andrew Cohen and his enlightened communication? Enlightened communication groups are revealing a miraculous new form of dialogue and contemplation and creating an entirely new basis for human relationship. When any of us are willing to become more interested in what we don't yet know than in what we already know, suddenly all limitations fall away, awakening within us the power and presence of our inherently free Authentic Self. This expanded consciousness beyond ego opens the door to the experience of a "higher mind," a capacity for collective inquiry that reaches far deeper than what any individual could typically accomplish alone. Is there still hope? Can we still be free as a bird?
Byeku-ku
About Me
- haiku-ku
- Haiku-ku is a totally unknown form of integral poetry, an early 21st century revision of the hokku and haiku by a crazy EurAsian person called Want Nasi. A traditional hokku consists of a pattern of approximately 5, 7, 5 morae, phonetics units which loosely correspond to the syllables of Western languages. It also contains a special season word –the kigo- descriptive of the season in which the hokku was set. Hokku often combine different elements into a unified sensory impression, with a pause (the kireji or “cutting word”) at the end of either the first five or second seven morae. The haiku-ku could follow these rules, but could also follow a more free-form movement depending in which cultural context, in which language and in which state of being the experience took place. It is unknown when the first haiku-ku was actually born, but we do know that it probably took place somewhere between Denver and Boulder.
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Human beings are swallowed by our shallowness. We often takes "roads more travelled" than the "lesser travelled" ones, simply because it's easier.
Dear Rd,
Red or blue pill is the question asked in the Matrix? What would you have done in Neo’s situation? Indeed, it is easier to live in denial, it is seductive to live in a dream world, to be trapped in it. If we go for shallow, we choose to live without consciousness which is equal to not being human. Well, I think we need to be conscious which is simply the capability to be aware and to choose. Don’t you want to notice what is around you? What is inside you? To have the capacity to feel and think and to use that information for making choices to guide your own behavior (or even be an inspiration for others)? Is then consciousness not a basic life skill needed for an individual as well as groups of people?; a skill to be a swallow?
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