Dialogues on Sustainability, Leadership and Resilience
Started this discussion. Last reply by Pedro P. Carvalho Oct 27, 2011. 14 Replies 1 Like
Posted on May 6, 2012 at 9:43am 0 Comments 0 Likes
What’s Missing?
We are in the middle of a paradigm shift, a collapse of the old and emergence of something new; a more social and humane business is replacing business as usual, environmental awareness about our planets’ finite resources is replacing the rampant consumerism of post WW2, and modern technology brings the plight of the hungry and poor to our living rooms and now, to our IPhones. We have the knowledge, the information, even the technology to right the many wrongs;…
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Open World Café in Danderyd (Stockholm) is expanding the cafe and conference with an eco-country store and catering business.…
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It’s been an eventful year!
Here on the Open World Café Community we reached 500+ members; five hundred enlightened beings joining in a dialogue on sustainability, resilience and leadership!
This is ultimately what it is all about; joining together in communities around the world, a world which is increasingly becoming more Open!
For me the year has been filled with many wonderful meetings; an intense road-trip in Brazil and Argentina in the spring, many visits to Spain…
ContinuePosted on November 30, 2011 at 11:00am 0 Comments 0 Likes
It’s been a while since we last spoke . . .
We have all been very busy! I have been greatly inspired by the many activities, events, and contacts happening here on the Open World Café network. You have been very busy! The community has grown, all of you responding to the challenge of leading a more sustainable, resilient and regenerative lifestyle.
It was 5 years ago that a good friend and I were sitting in a pousada (bed & breakfast) in the hill country of Brazil bemoaning…
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We have created an excessively complex society; only by slowing down, even stopping completely, reflecting, listening, observing can we find our way back to a sustainable existence on the planet. The present state of collapse of our planetary systems; financial, social and environmental, is natures' and our own spiritual selves way to adapt to the change that is necessary. It's here and now, so what choices do we make, while we still have choices?
Anne Fallas said… Christer,
Thank you so much for your warm welcome. It is wonderful to be a part of it all.
Warm wishes
Anne
Karolina Eleonóra said… Tack för välkomnandet Christer! <3 Glad måndag!
/Karolina~
P.s. J. Krishnamurti,Rocks all the way! ;o)
Jai Guru Dev
Men Tack Christer för ditt inlägg, och du verkar som en trevlig prick när man läser om dina intressen.........vem vet, kankse våra vägar krossas ngn dag i Stockholm! ;o)
Just nu njuter jag av att det äntligen snöar..........Älskar snön, small crystal of snow stars.....so beautiful and blissful is every tiny flake.........how Divine!
Kram Kram
Catherine Harrison said… thanks christer, will do. catherine
Maria Jose Fuertes Sapena said… Christer,
Thanks for the welcome. I am excited to have discovered this site.
I so much agree with your statement, "it will be easier to develop sensible answers in a community of like-minded individuals working to find solutions together."
I believe the Earth needed the internet to come about when it did in order to prevent planet desecrating/human-erasing catastrophies. This site is definitely going to reverse the past momentum of destructive, selfish, single bottom-line thinking.
Permaculture or bust!
cheers,
rob d.
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