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How to lead our lives, function and prosper in an increasingly polarised world?

‘Our feelings for others are structural realities as much as personal qualities. In a society built on walls of indifference, empathy will remain an elusive hope. For “the death of the heart” is one of the most tragic consequences of segregation.’- Anand Pandian+

‘‘In an atomized society, others become phantoms all too easily, grist for the mill of resentment and mistrust.’

Illustration: Ari Liloan/Via The Guardian

Wisdom and the Good Life

Ancient Words of Wisdom in Times of Profound Polarisation, Change, Uncertainty, and Self-Doubt

THIS IS THE WEB OF LIFE: We’re all in this together

How to Build a Better World and a Rewarding Life by Bridging Ancient Wisdom into our Modern Living

I am yearning to be more excited than worried about the future

What can we learn from our ancient thought-leaders?

  1. Life is too short not to live it simpler
  2. New Year calls us to hope beyond despair and light beyond darkness
  3. 250 years on - Remembering Dorothy Wordsworth, Naturalist, Eco-warrior, Poet, Writer, and Inspiration
  4. Christmas and New Year Message Holds True: A Time to Be the Voice of Hope
  5. The prophetic legacy of John Ruskin: A Man ahead of his time
  6. Environmental Crisis, Hope and Resilience: A Pick from our GCGI Down to Earth Archive
  7. Make COP26 The Dawn of a New Beginning
  8. Towards COP26: Education to Heal the World
  9. A Call to Parents and Grandparents to Protect and Save Mother Nature in the Interest of Their Children and Grandchildren
  10. The Road to Bliss: My Joyous Journey in the Company of Poets

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