Augusto Cuginotti

Speak the World: Creating Ourselves as We Speak

January 25, 2012

Monologues

Monologues don’t exist. But sometimes we speak to ourselves, don’t we? And thinking? Isn’t it a kind of monologue? Some other times we apparently speak out in what seems to be a one-way communication. Even if we can argue that monologues do exist, this perceived one-way communication clearly don’t. That’s because our ability to speak [...]

Read the full article →

Searching for What is Truth at this Time | A Lesson from Václav Havel

December 19, 2011

Václav Havel

Václav Havel passed away today. There is a great story I heard from a good friend who had the pleasure to meet and talk to him about his activism and work. The story was told and retold and I remember sharing it with the delegates of the World Spirit Forum in Switzerland when we were [...]

Read the full article →

Why #Occupy? – Beyond Political Democracy and Anti-Capitalism

November 14, 2011

by_Ben_Fredericson

Thumbnail image for Why #Occupy? – Beyond Political Democracy and Anti-Capitalism

I am really isolated from the urban centres. All I have heard about #Occupy has been from friends and the media. I have been asking about the place, the conversations and the feeling of being there, all to get a closer understanding of what is happening. Only with these vague impressions, I imagined an #Occupy [...]

Read the full article →

Framework Lock-up: Framed in Simplism

October 24, 2011

lock_up

Thumbnail image for Framework Lock-up: Framed in Simplism

If your mind is on a framework, you have yourself in another place that is not here and in another time that is not now. Are You Framed in Simplism?

Read the full article →