|
|
|
Businesses Need to 'Rehumanise'
Big companies and corporations have lost the human touch. The question is, when will humanity catch on, or like robotic sheep will we do whatever the business shepherds tell us, no matter how bad we are treated? I am talking from firsthand...
Businesses Need to 'Rehumanise'
Big companies and corporations have lost the human touch. The question is, when will humanity catch on, or like robotic sheep will we do whatever the business shepherds tell us, no matter how bad we are treated? I am talking from firsthand...
How to Humanize the Sales Experience
Q. Sometimes when I’m presenting to clients, I sense that the customer tunes out. Is there a better way to communicate with a customer or engage them? A. Salespeople get caught up in the hype of their own product and lose touch with their client’s...
Lucius "Loopy Luke" Releases Breakthrough Electronic CD The Five Ages of Humanity
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
London, England--Jan 9, 2006-- Luke Harrison, known as
Lucius "Loopy Luke" in the world of electronic downbeat music,
has a innovative new CD out titled The Five Ages of
Humanity . The title is very prolific and the...
The Next Level of Humanity.
Short story: The Next Level of Humanity.
“Hey Mac, have you ever been thinking of someone and then-bang! - The telephone rings and it’s them on the phone?”
“Pinkus, why are you always asking me stupid inane questions that have absolutely no...
|
|
| |
|
|
|
|
|
|
One Humanity
One Humanity
There's a wonderful story about Milarepa, the Tibetan Buddhist saint who as a young man went out into the world to experience life and returned home to find his house filled with demons. He was angry and afraid at first and wanted to fight them or flee. Instead, he did the unexpected.
First he took a deep breath and bowed. Half of the demons disappeared. Then he opened his heart and mind, expanded his field of awareness and out of his mouth came a song that sent away all but one of the demons. The last demon, snarling fiercely, opened his mouth to consume Milarepa, but Milarepa placed his head in the demon's mouth. The demon disappeared.
What's wonderful about this story is the way Milarepa dispelled the demons. He "inspired" himself with a deep, calming breath and expanded into the higher perspectives of peaceful non-resistance.
We can do the same. If we are quiet and wait patiently, magnificent insights will come to us too. We have only to expand our view, as ancient people did in watching the constellations move around the nighttime sky. One day, someone built a wheel and civilization moved forward.
How do we move into the higher mind, which sees farther and more truly than our ordinary eyes?
Here’s how it works for me. When I take a deep breath, widen my awareness and wait patiently, my still, small voice beckons me into the peaceful serenity of my heart. I am drawn by these joyful feelings into a luminous field of love behind my closed eyes, and I sit silently, gratefully, in these currents of energy until Earth meets Heaven in me.
In this stillness of being, I seek not to know why there was an earthquake and tsunami in the Indian Ocean. I open my heart and envision light illuminating that part of the world, calming and purifying earth, sea and sky. In being a channel of blessings, I too am healed.
Some people consider meditative prayer to be wishful thinking, yet it is the single most effective way to bring about healing and peace. More than anything else, the love and light flowing from us will bring each suffering person the understanding, peace and healing so badly needed and propel us all into the age of enlightenment wheeling toward us now.
The amazing research of Dr. Masaru Emoto on water crystals (hado.net) perfectly illustrates the ability of loving prayer to transmute diseased water into molecular patterns of exquisite beauty and harmony. Meditation has the same alchemical effect, according to 600 studies cited by physicist John Hegelin (permanentpeace.org). These
studies show that the peaceful energies pulsing outward during meditation build a global brain wave coherence that reduces aggression and heals the quantum field of consciousness.
So why are our lessons still so painful? My still, small voice explains that pain, suffering and loss are in no way part of the natural order. Rather, our resistance to the love flowing through all things creates an energetic snarl of pain and loss.
Today, the tsunami is teaching us how to release our resistance. As we open our hearts and minds to the victims of this disaster, our empathy moves us into the quantum field of love, where we become one humanity.
This is the path of oneness taken by all the great mystics and why the Hindu swami Muktananda said, "Earth, moon, stars and sun revolve inside me." Rumi, the Sufi poet of Islam, urged us to immerse ourselves in the glittering cosmic sea of spirit until our toes begin to say Allah.
The Hebrew prophet Elijah found oneness and divine guidance in the still, small voice within and so did the Christian prophet Jesus. In "The Life of St. Issa," an ancient manuscript translated by a traveler in a Tibetan monastery in the 1880s, Jesus points us to the voice of the heart and God’s infinite healing and peace.
The universal laws of love will protect us if we live in harmony with our planet and keep our eyes on the big picture: a wheel inside a wheel turning us inward to an enlightened new age where we are one people, one mind, one soul dispelling its demons and coming to know Itself.
Judith Pennington is a writer, singer and coast-to-coast teacher of meditation and the evolution of human consciousness. She is the author of a ground-breaking book, The Voice of the Soul, about her extraordinary journey into inspired writing, the guiding wisdom of the soul and the science of spirituality. Visit her primary website, www.eaglelife.com, to check for a workshop near you, sign up for her free e-newsletter, "The Still, Small Voice," and read complementary articles in her paid-for e-magazine, OneWorld Spirit, devoted to art, beauty, truth, spiritual politics and global peace.
About the Author
Judith Pennington is a writer, singer and coast-to-coast teacher of meditation and the evolution of human consciousness. She is the author of a groundbreaking book, "The Voice of the Soul," and publishes through her primary website, www.eaglelife.com, a free e-newsletter, "The Still, Small Voice," and a subscription e-zine, OneWorld, dedicated to art, beauty, truth, spiritual politics and global peace.
|
|
|
|
|
| EDSITEment - The Best of the Humanities on the Web |
| EDSITEment, the best of the humanities on the web. |
| edsitement.neh.gov |
|
| Humanities - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| The humanities are usually distinguished from the social sciences and the natural sciences ... The arts are usually considered as part of the humanities. ... |
| en.wikipedia.org |
|
| Welcome To Humanities Interactive |
| Texas Council for the Humanities Resource Center presents interactive exhibits, games, and lessons. |
| www.humanities-interactive.org |
|
| Humbul Humanities Hub |
| Cataloged and annotated resources covering the humanities and social sciences. |
| www.humbul.ac.uk |
|
| Habitat for Humanity Int'l |
| A nonprofit, ecumenical Christian housing organization building simple, decent, affordable housing in partnership with people in need. |
| www.habitat.org |
|
| Welcome to Humanities Washington |
| Humanities Washington is a non-profit organization and public foundation providing cultural and educational programs to the people of Washington State. |
| www.humanities.org |
|
| Humanities and Humanistic Studies | The WWW Virtual Library |
| this resource in English is indexed under: Humanities and Humanistic Studies, Peoples, Social and Behavioural Sciences. ... |
| vlib.org |
|
| National Endowment for the Humanities |
| Agency of the US government dedicated to supporting research, education, preservation, and public programs in the humanities. |
| www.neh.gov |
|
| Humanities Magazine |
| Humanities Magazine: The Magazine of the National Endowment for the Humanities ... Subscriptions to Humanities magazine are available through the Government ... |
| www.neh.gov |
|
| Arts > Humanities in the Yahoo! Directory |
| Explore the fields of history, literature, philosophy, and classics and all of their related disciplines with resources designed for students, academics, ... |
| dir.yahoo.com |
|
| Arts in the Yahoo! Directory |
| Explore sites about art history, artists, fine arts, humanities, performing arts, and crafts. Also features categories for organizations, services, museums, ... |
| dir.yahoo.com |
|
| Humanities Text Initiative |
| University of Michigan's online humanities text archives. |
| www.hti.umich.edu |
|
| VoS - Voice of the Shuttle |
| We've tried to maintain most of the original structure of the site, which models the way the humanities are organized for research and teaching as well as ... |
| vos.ucsb.edu |
|
| the world wide web virtual library humanities |
| www.hum.gu.se/w3vl/w3vl.html - Similar pages |
|
|
| The Arts and Humanities Data Service | tel: 0207 848 1988 | email ... |
| A catalogue organized to collect, preserve and promote re-use of the electronic resources which result from research in the arts and humanities. |
| ahds.ac.uk |
|
| Arts and Humanities Research Council |
| The AHRC was established on 1 April 2005, and replaced the Arts and Humanities Research Board. The decision to create an AHRC underlines the importance of ... |
| www.ahrb.ac.uk |
|
| Arts and Humanities Research Council |
| Provides funding and support to UK researchers in three programmes: advanced research; postgraduate research and training; and special funding for museums, ... |
| www.ahrc.ac.uk |
|
| SULAIR: Research Help: Humanities and Area Studies |
| Collections by subject--provided by Stanford University. |
| www-sul.stanford.edu |
|
| Films for the Humanities and Sciences - Home |
| Extensive collection of documentary and educational videos. |
| www.films.com |
|
| H-Net: Humanities and Social Sciences Online |
| H-Net is an interdisciplinary organization of scholars dedicated to developing the enormous educational potential of the Internet and the World Wide Web. |
| www.h-net.org |
|
|