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- The Search for Home: A Conversation with Davy Chou - A Rabbit's Foot1 savers
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- What Is The Meaning Of The Medium Is The Message?, By Mark Federman | ServiceSpace1 savers
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- Understanding The Invisible Forces , By Pod Volunteers | ServiceSpace1 savers
- Beggarly, Friendly, And Kingly Giving, By Stephen Levine | ServiceSpace1 savers
- Renewability Makes Something Valuable, By Martin Prechtel | ServiceSpace1 savers
- How Markets Crowd Out Morals, By Michael J. Sandel | ServiceSpace1 savers
- The Surrender Experiment, By Michael Singer | ServiceSpace1 savers
- Power Of Perseverance, By Angela Duckworth | ServiceSpace1 savers
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that feeling of losing yourself by trying to find yourself.
The Search for Home: A Conversation with Davy Chou - A Rabbit's FootI think that’s the journey of life, to have to confront yourself. To open yourself to see what’s inside, but not necessarily find the answers you’re looking for.
The Search for Home: A Conversation with Davy Chou - A Rabbit's FootThe Way of The Screenwriter by Amnon Buchbinder
How can I learn to analyze and understand movies better? : r/moviesextension of our body or senses or mind - is anything from which a change emerges.
What Is The Meaning Of The Medium Is The Message?, By Mark Federman | ServiceSpacemedium is "any extension of ourselves."
What Is The Meaning Of The Medium Is The Message?, By Mark Federman | ServiceSpacelook beyond the obvious and seek the non-obvious changes or effects that are enabled, enhanced, accelerated or extended by the new thing.
What Is The Meaning Of The Medium Is The Message?, By Mark Federman | ServiceSpaceit is not the content or use of the innovation, but the change in inter-personal dynamics that the innovation brings with it
What Is The Meaning Of The Medium Is The Message?, By Mark Federman | ServiceSpaceground comprises everything we don't notice.
What Is The Meaning Of The Medium Is The Message?, By Mark Federman | ServiceSpaceInterruptions in the flow of life offer a break from the past,
Importance Of Context, By Tony Zampella | ServiceSpaceWhy we do something offers insights into the context of who we are.
Importance Of Context, By Tony Zampella | ServiceSpacethink, plan, act, and react
Importance Of Context, By Tony Zampella | ServiceSpacewhat do we choose to acknowledge: what do we pay attention to? To whom do we listen? How do we listen, and what interpretations do we acknowledge?
Importance Of Context, By Tony Zampella | ServiceSpaceThings matter to us because they bring meaning to our existence. By perceiving, observing, sensing, and interpreting experiences, we make meaning, and meaning makes us.
Importance Of Context, By Tony Zampella | ServiceSpaceTo discern context requires discerning and listening into being: the self-discovery to reveal the interpretations and perceptions we hold.
Importance Of Context, By Tony Zampella | ServiceSpaceWhen we reduce life to mere matter or transactions, we become lost, empty, and even despondent.
Importance Of Context, By Tony Zampella | ServiceSpacewhat is randomness in one context may reveal itself as simple orders of necessity in another broader context
Importance Of Context, By Tony Zampella | ServiceSpacethe context for life in the present. Goals, purposes, agreements (implicit and explicit), commitment, possibilities, and potential all shape the moment.
Importance Of Context, By Tony Zampella | ServiceSpaceContent, from the Latin contensum (“held together”), is the words or ideas that make up a piece. It is the events, actions, or conditions that occur in a setting. Context, from the Latin contextilis (“woven together”), is the setting in which a phrase or word is used. It is the setting (broadly speaking) in which an event or action occurs.
Importance Of Context, By Tony Zampella | ServiceSpacebe more intellectually humble and to cultivate a habit of seeking out perspectives that are not our own
Reality Is Constructed By Your Brain. Here’s What That Means, And Why It Matters., By Brian Resnick | ServiceSpace“You can’t change the fact that we’ve all grown up in different worlds,” Balcetis said. But you can encourage people to listen to other perspectives and be curious about the veracity of their own.
Reality Is Constructed By Your Brain. Here’s What That Means, And Why It Matters., By Brian Resnick | ServiceSpaceSo the brain predicts the path of motion before it happens.
Reality Is Constructed By Your Brain. Here’s What That Means, And Why It Matters., By Brian Resnick | ServiceSpaceIt’s about looking for our blind spots
Reality Is Constructed By Your Brain. Here’s What That Means, And Why It Matters., By Brian Resnick | ServiceSpacea regular meditation practice is associated with increased compassion
Reality Is Constructed By Your Brain. Here’s What That Means, And Why It Matters., By Brian Resnick | ServiceSpacebend our perception of reality to meet our desires or expectations
Reality Is Constructed By Your Brain. Here’s What That Means, And Why It Matters., By Brian Resnick | ServiceSpace“It’s really important to understand we’re not seeing reality,”
Reality Is Constructed By Your Brain. Here’s What That Means, And Why It Matters., By Brian Resnick | ServiceSpace“the medium is the message.”
Importance Of Context, By Tony Zampella | ServiceSpaceWhen the corrective actions appear to be successful, they come to view these measures as successful accomplishments.
Understanding The Invisible Forces , By Pod Volunteers | ServiceSpace"How about not doing this? How about not doing that?"
Understanding The Invisible Forces , By Pod Volunteers | ServiceSpaceOne has to first become aware of all the relationships in the ecosystem, and then use that information alongside insight and intuition, to tune into the perfect acupuncture points that can trigger massive ripple effects.
Understanding The Invisible Forces , By Pod Volunteers | ServiceSpace‘doing nothing’ was really hard work.
Understanding The Invisible Forces , By Pod Volunteers | ServiceSpaceeverything produced by the mind is inherently false
Understanding The Invisible Forces , By Pod Volunteers | ServiceSpaceIf we do something without understanding what it means to do nothing, then what we create is chaos, not harmony.
Understanding The Invisible Forces , By Pod Volunteers | ServiceSpaceAnd as we gradually give more of ourselves to ourselves, we naturally give more of ourselves to others.
Beggarly, Friendly, And Kingly Giving, By Stephen Levine | ServiceSpacewe don't give ourselves away. We hold back, we resist certain states of mind
Beggarly, Friendly, And Kingly Giving, By Stephen Levine | ServiceSpaceWe've also given when we felt it right to let something go into another's hands, just let it flow right through. That's the kind of giving that comes through people who are healers. They don't hold onto it -- the life energy moves right through them.
Beggarly, Friendly, And Kingly Giving, By Stephen Levine | ServiceSpace"Will I be loved because I gave this gift?"
Beggarly, Friendly, And Kingly Giving, By Stephen Levine | ServiceSpaceThe greatest gift is the act of giving itself.
Beggarly, Friendly, And Kingly Giving, By Stephen Levine | ServiceSpaceIn some ways, crises bring communities together.
Renewability Makes Something Valuable, By Martin Prechtel | ServiceSpaceNow the houses last, but the relationships don’t.
Renewability Makes Something Valuable, By Martin Prechtel | ServiceSpaceLike the house of the body, the house that a person sleeps in must be very beautiful and sturdy, but not so sturdy that it won’t fall apart after a while. If your house doesn’t fall apart, then there will be no reason to renew it.
Renewability Makes Something Valuable, By Martin Prechtel | ServiceSpace“We become just by doing just acts, temperate by doing temperate acts, brave by doing brave acts.”
How Markets Crowd Out Morals, By Michael J. Sandel | ServiceSpaceMarket choices are not free choices if some people are desperately poor or lack the ability to bargain on fair terms. So in order to know whether a market choice is a free choice, we have to ask what inequalities in the background conditions of society undermine meaningful consent.
How Markets Crowd Out Morals, By Michael J. Sandel | ServiceSpaceTo speak of signaling wrongly assumes that love is a piece of private information that one party reports to the other.
How Markets Crowd Out Morals, By Michael J. Sandel | ServiceSpaceSignaling” love is not the same as expressing it.
How Markets Crowd Out Morals, By Michael J. Sandel | ServiceSpacethe money that buys the friendship dissolves it, or turns it into something else.
How Markets Crowd Out Morals, By Michael J. Sandel | ServiceSpacewe walk around constantly trying to control and determine what will happen in our lives. No wonder there’s so much tension, anxiety, and fear.
The Surrender Experiment, By Michael Singer | ServiceSpaceGrit is living life like it's a marathon, not a sprint.
Power Of Perseverance, By Angela Duckworth | ServiceSpacebecause they don't believe that failure is a permanent condition.
Power Of Perseverance, By Angela Duckworth | ServiceSpaceWe serve life not because it is broken but because it is holy.
Serving Is Different From Helping And Fixing, By Rachel Naomi Remen | ServiceSpaceWhen I help I have a feeling of satisfaction. When I serve I have a feeling of gratitude.
Serving Is Different From Helping And Fixing, By Rachel Naomi Remen | ServiceSpace