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The value of learning and learning valued
I came across thi extract from an articles in Newsweek; Late one February night, more than a dozen masked gun carrying Taliban burst into the 10-room girls’ school in Nooria’s village, Ma… more »
People Development Matters
The value of learning and learning valued
Sunwalk Ed wrote 3 weeks ago: I came across thi extract from an articles in Newsweek; Late one February night, more than a dozen … more »
A Good Word is Like a Good Tree by Annemarie Schimmel
views from another world wrote 1 month ago: Here I am reproducing an extract from a speech that is not only utterly beautiful in its eloquence, … more »
Angelus Silesius & Frederick Franck
Sunwalk Ed wrote 1 month ago: I have included Angelus Silesius & Frederick Franck as two of my ‘Major Educators’ b … more »
Film Response: Sans Soleil (Part 2)
irikus wrote 2 months ago: “When spring came, when every crow announced its arrival by raising his cry half a tone, I too … more »
In Defense of the West
Kellen wrote 2 months ago: People who are not fond of the direction our culture has taken are fond of pointing to the way that … more »
East v/s West or East and West
Rainy wrote 3 months ago: Don’t know where to start from…like most other dilemmas in life…an experience spre … more »
Are we technology over-dependent?
mikerphilly wrote 3 months ago: Mother nature might give us tornadoes, earthquakes, hurricanes and tsunamis.. but she would never gi … more »
The Ineffable in Everyday Teaching- doorways to spiritualization
Sunwalk Ed wrote 3 months ago: Although it needs revising I share a paper which I think I presented first in Mexico - … more »
Wilber - a key passage to enable us to discuss his work in relation to education?
Sunwalk Ed wrote 3 months ago: For some time I have been looking for a key passage as a way into discussing aspects of Wilber … more »
aaaaaa Mamallapuram revisited
mikerphilly wrote 4 months ago: In Mamallapuram for 2 days last November, I was fortunate to visit some of the famous ruins and cave … more »
'Definition of God' - and it still leaves us with the job of living with each other through the unity of mystery
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Sunwalk Ed wrote 7 months ago: The nearest I have ever come across to a satisfactory definition of God is as follows; God is a cir … more »
Wilberian Studies; integral and holistic studies that draw on inspiration from Ken Wilber
Sunwalk Ed wrote 7 months ago: I therefore sought to outline a philosophy of universal integralism. Put differently, I sought a w … more »
Flatland, Modernism, pre-modernism and post-modernism - Ken Wilber's view
Sunwalk Ed wrote 7 months ago: If you’ve struggled with what people actually mean by postmodernism and its relationship to mo … more »
“The Self is an ocean without a shore": Bill Viola, a perfect match of spirit and form?
Sunwalk Ed wrote 7 months ago: THE ARGUMENT The past lives only in the present in that our consciousness is marked and shaped by th … more »
Inspiring quotations for PhD thesis
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Sunwalk Ed wrote 7 months ago: Like heroes and heroines certain key sayings inspire us. Here I’m assembling the ones that ha … more »
What if mothers did rule the world?
Sunwalk Ed wrote 7 months ago: From QuakerDave we have a post we should all be asking - What if mothers did rule the world? Funny. … more »
De-mystifying the mystical and deciding on your definition of 'mystical'?
Sunwalk Ed wrote 8 months ago: What’s your definition of mystical and mystical experience? The one I came up with is as foll … more »
Ancient wisdom: insights from Sufi sacred Islamic poetry
Sunwalk Ed wrote 8 months ago: I came across this wonderful poem in The Sufi Book of Life by Neil Douglas-Klotz (p.56) ‘ … more »
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