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Thoughts on the art of living
Recently, MEA guest faculty member Karen Skerrett sent some excerpts from a fascinating white paper called “The Science of Wisdom in a Polarized World” that explores how character and wisdom are kissin’ cousins. This is one of the questions this heady paper poses: “Is wisdom one of many virtues linked to creativity, open-mindedness, perspective, and ...
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We honor the past but look forward to the future. And, of course, it’s sad that so many ritualistic graduations were lost this year. Recognizing the end often marks the
September 8, 2020
He was basically saying older people should lay down their lives so we don’t have to shut down the economy due to public health protocols.And, then, last week, former Australian
September 7, 2020
of waxy palm frondssweeping about in thesun-toasted sea breezesweeping memory intobeing and vice versa—nothingneed be describedor shifted, noinsight whisperedin no earno wisdom delivered,such as how the thornof grief is the
September 6, 2020
Boomers are signing up to mentor and help kids with schoolwork, storytime or just a friendly conversation. They are actively teaching themselves and each other how to serve our children
September 5, 2020
It’s “a stirring story of inner salvation sought through a challenging physical pursuit – and of learning to accept the idea of a complete reset, no matter when in life
September 4, 2020
You know my story. The three co-founders of Airbnb approached me, and I spent four full-time years there and three and a half years as a strategic advisor (mostly to
September 3, 2020
‘Take a picture daddy’ my seven year old son urged me. I tried to explain that the moon wouldn’t look so big in a picture because of what is known
September 2, 2020
A few of my friends told me that I was “running out the clock” when I moved to Baja. And who knows, maybe at first, I was. Then, a little
September 1, 2020
He helped me see that the Greek roots of the word philosophy come from “philo” (love or devotion) and “sophia” (wisdom). Meaningful philosophers are devoted to wisdom. And, the goal
August 30, 2020
Based upon the social media comments, it seems that what people find fascinating is not just the beautiful images, but how drastically different (sometimes unrecognizable) various stages of the cycle
August 29, 2020
This man’s voice – in prose and in song – is a deep, nutritious delight.Today is the 57th anniversary of the historic March on Washington, where Dr. Martin Luther King
August 28, 2020
What if COVID-19 is just our wakeup call for how interdependent we are? What if it’s the reminder that our greatest existential risk—climate change—won’t be solved by a singular country?
August 27, 2020
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