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Latest Posts from the EnlightenNext Editors' Blog
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The Importance of an Evolutionary Worldview (Quote of the Week)
by Andrew Cohen
It’s important to have a spiritual path and a spiritual practice that gives us access to the infinite source of our own being as spirit. But at the same time, it’s also important to embrace a very progressive and leading-edgeJul 07, 2010 | 16 comments | Read Post
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One Big Yes (Quote of the Week, 6/28)
by Andrew Cohen
What is our very own personal experience of the evolutionary impulse? And what is its unique quality as it expresses itself in our physical bodies, in our urge to innovate, and in our spiritual aspirations? If we examine the movementJun 28, 2010 | 14 comments | Read Post
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EnlightenNext’s Best of the Web (06/13-06/25)
by Bergen Vermette
Here’s a choice selection of the posts, tweets, and news stories that caught our eyes as we surfed the net over the past week . . . In the NewsJun 25, 2010 | 4 comments | Read Post
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Dare to Be a Spiritual Hero (Quote of the Week, 6/21)
by Andrew Cohen
What does it mean to be a spiritual hero? It is a bold and audacious idea, but I think that especially in our time, when there are many people looking for ways to step forward and make the world aJun 21, 2010 | 4 comments | Read Post
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Best of the Editors' Blog
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Awakening to Deep Time (Quote of the Week)
by Andrew Cohen
When we become aware of the vastness of the entire evolutionary process–from the big bang to the present moment–that is called awakening to Deep Time. It means having the capacity to assume a perspective that is nothing less than cosmic and being able to see whatever’s happening to us personally from its lofty vantage point. [...]
Nov 17, 2009 | 12 comments | Read Post
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What Do We Mean by “Masculine” and “Feminine,” Anyway?
by Elizabeth Debold
Quick: “masculine”–take ten seconds and say the words that come to mind that describe masculine. Next, do the same with “feminine.” That was the first exercise that my friend and colleague Cindy Wigglesworth and I asked participants to do in the breakout session that we led at the Integral Leadership in Action conference (October 15-18). [...]
Nov 08, 2009 | 20 comments | Read Post
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Buckminster Fuller Was A Mystic
by Joel Pitney
Have you ever had a mysterious attraction to a particular historical figure without really knowing why. . . until one day you find out something about their life and “bam!” it all makes sense? I recently had this experience with the twentieth century design pioneer Buckminster Fuller (1895-1983) .
I always knew “Bucky” was amazing.Nov 06, 2009 | 9 comments | Read Post
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Certainty
by Joel Pitney
One of the most challenging virtues for any smart, progressive, sophisticated person to cultivate today may be the quality of inspired conviction, or the utopian belief that something radically new and different is possible. In fact, we live at a time when the ideal of living passionately for anything beyond our own personal happiness or [...]
Oct 22, 2009 | 135 comments | Read Post






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