Category Archives: society

How Different Cultures See Time

Posted on June 2, 2014 by Bruce

I came across the following article this morning that I thought might be of interest to members here: How Different Cultures Understand Time

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Meeting Point

Posted on October 10, 2013 by Eliana Kalaf

This week practice remembers me a recent movie called A Bottle in the Gaza Sea (Une bouteille à la mer). It is a touching story about two people that never met but were both affected in unexpected ways. Their experience … Continue reading →

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The Soul and TSK

Posted on September 30, 2013 by Michael Gray

I’ve been wondering why I keep being drawn to TSK.  This weekend I attended an opening lecture of a weekend workshop celebrating a spiritual path called “MasterPath”.  The core book, “Soul’s Divine Journey” uses words that I don’t personally use … Continue reading →

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The Constructs of Past and Future

Posted on October 28, 2012 by Michael Gray

Jack ended this morning’s conference call quoting from this week’s reading about how we seem to be sentenced to occupy a vanishingly small present moment, because both Past and Future are constructs, not time which we can step into.  This seems a … Continue reading →

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Several Perspectives at once

Posted on December 18, 2011 by Michael Gray

This is a practice that has captured my attention for several months where I work: a large non-profit which adopted a small 20-year-old non-profit I cofounded with a friend who has ALS.   Going about my business trying to help … Continue reading →

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