About the presentation ‘Given the list of global issues facing humanity, it is time to observe women leaders as Heads of States and Governments and national and international institutions. Are there common characteristics in the way that they discharge their responsibilities and deal with these world issues? What can we learn from these observations? As […]
Why 71 million voted for Trump
Jeff Passmore, CACOR Board of Directors, suggests: As requested re Trump’s 2020 election support, four things come to mind: 1] History and family – There are those that vote Republican no matter what – especially if the alternative on the ballot is Democrat; 2] Single issue voters. For example, if you agree with Trump on […]
Making my decisions – do least harm
Ian Whyte, Canadian Club of Rome member, recently wrote: An ecocentric worldview is needed. Personally, I think that little is to be gained in putting down today’s dominant anthropocentric paradigm, other than to say it has utterly failed life, and therefore must be abandoned. Energy should be directed towards outlining a new, life-affirming, paradigm. I’ve […]
Develop your Inner YIN: A study in Enola Holmes
Develop your Inner YIN: A study in Enola Holmes With Kindness, one can be courageous. With Simplicity, one can be generous. With Humbleness, one can be the leader to provide guidance. Now, if one abandons kindness and yet tries to be courageous, If one abandons simplicity and yet tries to be generous, If one abandons […]
It’s a Dog’s Life
Gordon Kubanek, CACOR board of Directors, presents: It’s a Dog’s Life To Leash or Not to Leash, that is the question Last week I was walking my daughter’s dog at the cottage on a private gravel road with nobody around me and no houses. A car came up behind the dog and I both went […]
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