Category Archives: Psychology
Five Ways to Greater “Happiness”
Here’s a short video of Tal Ben-Shahar, Psychology Lecturer at Harvard University, posted on the Big Think blog on “Five Ways to Become Happier Today.” While I tend to believe that “happiness” is our original state, our “pre-existing condition” that … Continue reading
“Poverty Goes Straight to the Brain”
Sociology + Biology: Poverty, which is created by economic, political, social and cultural forces in society, produces physiological stresses leading to the “income-achievement gap” between poor and middle class white boys and girls, with negative effects lasting through adulthood, according … Continue reading
Consciousness-in-Action Around the World
The last few months have been quite interesting: meeting people, making new friends, reconnecting with old ones, exploring possibilities for extending the work of consciousness-in-action around the world. Quite literally. Well, just about, anyway: developing relationships with colleagues and co-conspirators … Continue reading
Social Psychosynthesis Workshop
On Sunday, March 22, I’ll be offering Social Psychosynthesis: An Invitation to Consciousness-in-Action, a one-day workshop. Psychosynthesis founder, Roberto Assagioli, pointed to the need to extend his work beyond the individual to the social dimension of life. In this workshop, I … Continue reading
