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Dance, Monkeys Dance!
Earon
I wanted to share with you a funny, thought-provoking little video on YouTube that helps present the idea behind my "Divine Primates" work. "Dance, Monkey Dance" is a video from Ernest Cline http://www.ernestcline.com . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a15KgyXBX24... More »
Contemplating Political Activity
Earon
There is a strong focus in this community on feel-good insights that leave our hearts soaring in a tranquil space, and much of this does resonate with me. I love the poetic soul in flight,... More »
Blogging for Obama
Earon
I admire Hillary Clinton and have deep respect for her intelligence, courage and her years of service to this nation. But Barack Obama has the intangibles on his side in this primary. He has the vision we... More »
Spirituality and Politics?
Earon
I have a question for you. What should be the nature and extent of political discussion on Zaadz, which is envisionied as a safe place where the harshness of judgment and zealotry are tempered with compassion and... More »
The Earth Charter Is Part of the Change We Seek
Earon
Friends, some of you may have never heard of the Earth Charter, which is a statement of common values of peoples throughout our world. It was inspired by a United Nations process and has evolved into... More »
The Story of Stuff
Earon
Friends, here is the link to a wonderful, 20-minute film that is the best description I've seen of how consumerism is leading us to wrecking our planet. Annie Leonard has done an amazing job putting this... More »
Public Health Implications of How We Define Human Nature
Earon
Public Health Implications of How We Define Human Nature (Revised 12/23/07) By Earon S. Davis, J.D., M.P.H., L.C.M.T. We generally don't think about the public health implications of how we view humanity. Yet, if we... More »
What's been your path in life?
Earon
Oh, Crap! Paths? There were paths? Wow!
The Role of Religion in a Sustainable Future
Earon
Religion, throughout history, has been a cultural and political flashpoint; too often a good idea gone bad. Inner thoughts of love and peace too easily turn to hatred and violence. Some writers would have us... More »
Combatting Anthropomorphophobia
Earon
Anthropomorphopnobia is a mouthful. How does one pronounce this word, let alone combat it? Since the word ends in "phobia," it obviously relates to the fear of something called anthropomorphism. Basically anthropomorphism is the attribution of... More »
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July 2008 