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Third World Revolution
The European Commission on the Environment's Biodiversity Campaign is a public outreach campaign to educate people about biodiversity. Their central message is "we are all in this together" so we need to act now and change our behavior to stop the current alarming rate of species loss; a worthy message and one that's likely familiar to Worldchanging readers. What the Biodiversity Campaign website does well is that it makes a basic introduction to biodiversity available to a wide audience; the content is available in 23 languages and the stories and recommended actions are targeted at both children and adults. For me, the most captivating part of the campaign comes from the "Biodiversity" video they produced, a haunting and beautiful piece that moves through a city connecting animals, plants and people together:
Music: Winter Family 'Garden' Sub Rosa/Volvox music
While the video above is more about a problem than a solution, I think it is a compelling way to communicate the issue of biodiversity and interconnectedness to a large audience, which in turn can perhaps spur greater action and interest in solutions. The trick though, is to grasp the large scope of the issue, and spur action at the right scale and speed.
read more!: worldchanging.com
The second angel poured out his bowl on the sea, and it turned into blood like that of a dead man, and every living thing in the sea died. — Revelation 16:3
source: worldbestever.com
Waking Up from The Gaia Foundation on Vimeo.
Postmodern Times is a new series of short animated films presenting “ideas about global consciousness and techniques for social and ecological transformation.” The first episode, “Toward 2012,” introduces the project, explaining concepts from Daniel Pinchbeck’s book, 2012: The Return of Quetzalcoatl, in the author’s own voice. It’s an unlikely visual delight, combining motion graphics with performance capture and live-action in an inventive graphic package.
Future segments will focus on shamanism, sustainability, alternative energy systems, the Mayan Calendar, quantum physics and synchronicity and human sexuality, and a host of other subjects. The director of the series is Joao Amorim, who works out of Curious Pictures in NYC. The Postmodern series is developed by Amorim, Daniel Pinchbeck, Nikos Katsaounis and Fellipe Barbosa.
La realidad es una constelación de sistemas dinámicos complejos, caóticos, fractales o (a veces) linealmente estables.
Del sufrimiento meditado emerge el desarrollo (global) y la madurez (individual).
La inestabilidad de los procesos y la desorganización pueden ser crisis transformadoras.
La destrucción puede ser el sustrato de la creación de la novedad.
La sensibilidad y la emocionalidad, y por lo tanto la creatividad son la ruptura del orden lineal.
La muerte, lo que se degrada, lo deteriorado, lo impermanente es parte de un proceso que globalmente se etiqueta como Evolución.
La matemática de la naturaleza, no es estadísticamente normal. La universalidad se encuentra en las leyes de potencia:
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La enseñanza inacabada y el aprendizaje auto-referente es la invitación a la compleción creativa de los individuos.
Logros inesperados = Inducciones espontáneas, Eurekas, Awareness, Kairos, Insights ó Viva la pepa.
Aprendizaje por descubrimiento = encuentro creativo abierto y indefinido.
El residuo de lo indeterminado puede ser stock creativo.
Las dinámicas permisivas, causan disgregación. Y de la disgregación emerge otra cosa.
La autorregulación cooperativa de los grupos amplifica el desorden creativo auto-organizado.
Sumémosle a todo esto interacción, conversación y comunicación, en cualquiera de sus formas y, obtendremos inteligencia colectiva intercreativa.
“La naturaleza auténticamente creativa del caos emerge de lleno cuando éste se combina con otros principios” Paul C. Davies
According to the church's website, it is "a non-profit educational foundation devoted to restoring balance between Humans and the remaining species on Earth."[1] The CoE uses sermons, music, culture jamming, publicity stunts and direct action combined with an underlying sense of satire and black humor to highlight Earth's unsustainable population. The CoE is notorious for its conflicts with Pro-life Christian activists.
According to the church's website, the one commandment is "Thou shalt not procreate". The CoE further asserts four principal pillars: suicide, abortion, cannibalism ("strictly limited to consumption of the already dead"), and sodomy ("any sexual act not intended for procreation").[1] The church stresses population reduction by voluntary means only. Therefore murder and involuntary sterilization are strictly forbidden by church doctrine.
Slogans employed by the group include "Save the Planet, Kill Yourself", "Six Billion Humans Can't Be Wrong", and "Eat a Queer Fetus for Jesus", all of which are intended to mix inflammatory issues to unnerve those who oppose abortion and homosexuality.
The Church gained early attention in 1995 because of its affiliation with paranoia.com which hosted many sites that were controversial or skirted illegality. Members later appeared on an episode of The Jerry Springer Show titled "I Want to Join a Suicide Cult".
Following the September 11, 2001 attacks, the CoE posted to its website a four-minute music video titled I Like to Watch
The church's website previously had instructions on "how to kill yourself" (still on archives) by asphyxiation using helium. These pages were removed in 2003 after a 52-year-old woman used them to commit suicide in St. Louis County, Missouri, resulting in legal threats against the church.[3]
source: wikipediaChris Korda, sobrino nieto del productor cinematográfico Alexander Korda, es la máxima autoridad de la Iglesia de la Eutanasia. Iglesia sostenida sobre cuatro pilares fundamentales: suicidio, aborto, canibalismo y sodomía...
Su objetivo: la extinción de la especie humana. Su único mandamiento: no debes procrear. Su mensaje: Salva el planeta, suicidate...
En el video "I Like to Watch" , Korda también ha realizado el tema electro que acompaña las imágenes.
Solo una cosa más: si encuentras algo que te pueda ofender, no te quejes, estas advertido...
Pincha aquí para ver "I Like to Watch"
Pincha aquí para conocer la Iglesia de la Eutanasia
Summary of Vedanta
In this blog I would like to highlight the Vedantic perspective and provide a summary of the key Vedantic philosophies.
Vedanta is the great wisdom tradition of India that goes back to at least 1500 BC. Authors are the great rishis who spent several eras of time thinking about various questions and developed sophisticated philosophies to explain the meaning of life.
During the 1st millennium of common era the people in the Indian subcontinent began to discard the simple teachings and stories of Gods and miraculous mythologies and the first level of God. Survival became easy and relatively more organized. Decided that the human being need not fear reality but was at a point where he was able to understand and question reality.
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