For as long as there are “bad guys”, wars will continue. War, as I understand it, is a state of collective active willingness to kill or be killed using arms. For every war, some identify with one side, some with the other side, and some mourn there being war at all and want solutions that care for everyone’s needs.
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Celebration of Peter Gabel’s Life
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Please Join Us at a Memorial Service for Peter. Sunday, January 22nd, 2023 @ 2:00 – 3:30 pm (PT)
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Upcoming Tikkun Celebrations
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Tikkun’s Chanukah Party | Christmas Discussion | Cat Zavis’ Rabbinic Ordination | Memorial Celebration of Peter Gabel’s Life | Rabbi Michael Lerner’s 80th Birthday
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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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Economically Secure People Do Not Care So Much About Being “Replaced”
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Why the “right” is drawn to replacement theory.
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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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Can Passover become a Time to Transform the Future, Not Only Celebrate the Past?
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Rabbi Arthur Waskow invites us to use the Jewish holidays to challenge the Carbon Pharaohs by creating meaningful Jewish rituals in public spheres.
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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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Rise Up My Love
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Finding wide inner spaces during times of quarantine and confinement.
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The Jews of Ottoman Izmir: A Modern History
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Jeffrey Kahrs reviews Dina Danon’s The Jews of Ottoman Izmir
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A Meaningful Holiday Gift
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Give a meaningful holiday gift offering a profound way of thinking for the New Year. Get Editor-at-Large Peter Gabel’s The Desire for Mutual Recognition: Social Movements and the Dissolution of the False Self, available at Routledge Press, Amazon, and other outlets including your independent bookseller.
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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.