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Beyond Horizontalism: Co-creation within a Led Field
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The overall phenomenon is the way that so many of us relate to pockets of high capacity and of leadership as being at odds with co-creation.
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Material Risk Sharing for a Livable Future
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I want to speak of the difference between “no exit” and “trap”. No exit is organic and part of life, born of the reality of being social animals.
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Liberation for All: How We Can Talk Differently about Power and Privilege
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For the most part, almost everywhere and every time, I have found conversations across power differences repeatedly unsuccessful.
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From Exchange to Gifting Part Three: Reintegrating into Flow One Experiment at a Time
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In this third part, I want to look more clearly and fully at what we can do, both individually and as groups, communities, and organizations.
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From Exchange to GiftingPart Two: Beyond the Exchange/Gift Binary
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Many people, even those who live fully within the exchange paradigm and don’t ever think about maternal gifting, prefer going to a farmers’ market, if one exists where they live, or to a local store, rather than to a supermarket. Sometimes they prefer it enough that they are even willing to pay more money. There is a reason for it.
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From Exchange to Gifting Part One: Why We Need to Find Our Way out of Scarcity
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I [...] looked up economics, and discovered, with anguished relief, that scarcity was baked into the very definition of economics. The one I found at the time was “the study of the allocation of scarce resources.”
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Every Tree Wants to Make a Forest: Choice, Togetherness, and the Maternal Gift Economy
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In patriarchal social orders, we are socialized out of our biology, domesticated into a patriarchal existence of scarcity, separation, and powerlessness. Where control is a primary mode of functioning, mistrust is rampant, and generosity seems foolish.
Finding our way back to flow means walking back, upstream and uphill.
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As Things Get Worse
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For some time, many in the global north have lived well. Miki direct our attention to a world increasingly near where this shift. What will we turn to, and what are our strengths?
Flow, Decision-Making, and Conflict
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In an oversimplified way, when flow is interrupted, we need to activate either the decision-making system or the conflict system.
States, Collective Wellbeing, and Our Future
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States are a patriarchal invention, not a natural given about humans. They were created early on within the establishment of patriarchal forms.
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The Practice of Mourning Challenges: an Example from a Visit to Israel
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Mourning is an act of softening. It supports us in softly closing the gap between what we want, envision, or long for, and what actually exists.
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How Children Learn About Others’ Needs
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In contemporary, patriarchal societies, mothering often leads to mothers giving up on their own needs, because of the lack of a communal context of togetherness and support. One of the results of this is that, as children, we don’t learn about the needs of others as an organic limit we bump up against and within which we weave the unfolding of life.
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Needs Choreography and Mutual Influencing: Decoding the Flow of Interdependence
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Explore with Miki, all about truly coming from willingness in partnerships and relationships.
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Apart and Together (part ten)
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The classic question of “where do you want to be in five years?” has within it the attempt to control the future. Conversely, going from here forwards in the direction of where we want to go, without knowing if we will ever get there, has the quality of shaping and co-creating...
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Apart and Together (part nine)
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What would it take for everyone in the world to be able to participate in actual decision-making about the multiple, overlapping, existential global crises humanity is facing? Our commitment: a true win-win system, based on genuine willingness [...].