Mar
3
2017
The miraculous rebound power of group intention
It started, by accident, with Don Berry. Don was a US Army veteran from Tullahoma, Tennessee, and he’d written into my Intention Experiment website forum in March 2007, offering to be our first human Intention Experiment. In 1981, Don had been diagnosed with ankylosing spondylitis and his spine was fused, making it impossible for him […]
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24
2017
Shooting the Messenger: the heroism of Andrew Wakefield
There he was on Valentine’s Day last week, Andrew Wakefield, appearing back in the UK for the first time in a decade, to present the European premiere of his movie VAXXED, which concerns all the statistical jiggery-pokery employed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the government body invested with protecting the nation against […]
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17
2017
Changing the world, one person at a time
Last week I participated in a panel in London, chaired by Daniel Pinchbeck, author of Breaking Open the Head and other bestselling books, to launch his new book How Soon is Now? The panel focused on what failing systems in our society need to change (the economic model, globalization, energy, the media, you name it), […]
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10
2017
Weak at the knees
At any moment, up to a third of us are struggling with pain in our knees. In a major US National Health Interview Survey in 2006, nearly a third of adults reported experiencing some type of joint pain, with more than a sixth reporting pain in the knee. The situation is even worse in the […]
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27
2017
After the marches: on becoming a conscious objector
I’ve had my eye trained on the newly elected US President, but am watching with even more interest how the people who didn’t vote for Trump, are reacting to his first days in office. As has been widely reported, there was Madonna’s speech at the Women’s March, in Washington, where she famously said ‘Yes, I’m […]
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7
2010
The Gulf Oil Spill Intention
Our intention should support all of BP’s efforts to cleanup the oil, with minimum impact on the ecosystem of the seas. Check here for the time in your time zone: http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html Don't forget to hold this intention every day at 1 pm Eastern Daylight Savings time for all involved parties to be successful in their […]
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30
2010
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26
2016
The big wheeze
We are overwhelmed by wheezing these days. Some 300 million people worldwide suffer from asthma, and one of every 10 Americans will suffer from the condition at some point in their lives. Â As to the cause of this soaring epidemic, conventional medicine is unequivocal, pointing the finger squarely at pollen and other airborne irritants […]
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12
2016
How to really say you’re sorry
Not long ago, I attended a talk featuring a man who’d accidentally killed several people in a car accident through negligent driving – a case not unlike that of Oscar Pistorius, the Paralympic champion convicted of accidently murdering his girlfriend. (I’m changing some of the particulars but staying with the real meaning of what happened […]
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5
2016
Britain and America: How to connect when people don’t agree with you
In the recent British referendum and the ongoing American Presidential campaign, we’ve all had a front row seat to one of the biggest misunderstandings in the West, namely, that most relationships, good and bad, are forged from the erroneous idea that we have to be the same to get along. In fact, conflict is considered […]
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