Author: Timothy Wilken

Jim Tull The idea that poverty is inevitable has trapped us in stale paradigms. There is a completely different vision we might follow.  It is a familiar story. On his […]

Simon Hunt In an unprecedented and totally unexpected way, Hopi Elders for the first time in history have openly shared their sacred, and heretofore secret prophecies with the world. Robert […]

Daniel Quinn  It’s never easy to catch Mother Culture in her lies – even for me, with all my practice. She teaches that the way we live is the only […]

Win Wenger, Ph.D. The trick is to put the frogs live into lukewarm water, then gradually heat it. At any time until they lose consciousness, the frogs could, if alarmed, […]

The following essay was written for a business audience in 1997 as an introduction for a symposium on business and competition. Gary I. Wilson, Colonel, USMCR Business, like war, is […]

  Timothy Wilken In 1543, Polish astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus challenged the view that the Sun revolved around the earth, arguing instead that the earth revolved around the Sun. His paper […]

Raymond  Kurzweil discusses the concept of pattern in this excerpt from the last chapter of the new online book  Are We Spiritual Machines? Ray Kurzweil In their foreword, George Gilder and […]

Wendy Priesnitz Much of the developed world is facing an economic, social and political crisis. The financial and emotional gaps between the rich and the poor are growing. Child poverty […]