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We Are Hard-Wired to Care and Connect - Part IV

Thursday Oct 16 2008

By David Korten | Website


The Power of Conversation
Getting out of our current mess begins with a conversation to change the shared cultural story about our essential nature. The women’s movement offers an instructive lesson. In little more than a decade, a few courageous women changed the cultural story that the key to a woman’s happiness is to find the right man, marry him, and devote her life to his service. As Cecile Andrews, author of Circles of Simplicity, relates, the transition to a new gender story began with discussion circles in which women came together in their living rooms to share their stories. Until then, a woman whose experience failed to conform to the prevailing story assumed that the problem was a deficiency in herself. As women shared their own stories each realized that the flaw was in the story. Millions of women were soon spreading a new gender story that has unleashed the feminine as a powerful force for global transformation.[Read More]

Written by admin at The Great Turning

Tagged with: conversation story transformation voluntary_simplicity

Youth / Adult Partnerships and Growing Communities

Thursday May 15 2008

By Zakia Carpenter | Unending Conversations of Hope blog

This article appeared in the April 20-26, 2008 issue of the Michigan Citizen and is reproduced here with the author's permission. Please post your comments here.


I have noticed a breakdown in youth-adult functionality that I'm just beginning to articulate. From what I have read about the Millennial Generation (youth, like me, born between 1977 and 1998), experts predict it will be more separate from previous generations due to the technological divide. However, this is just one factor dividing us. Every generation has ideas and values differentiating it from prior generations. Our histories shape us differently.  Essentially we are our own entity, separate from those who gave birth to us.

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Tagged with: dialogue differences generation intergenerational_relationships leadership support transformation

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