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16 contributions to Basecamp
1 like • Feb 23
also if you are looking for a more positive take from people who actually are doing the research check out the Center for Humane Technology. https://www.humanetech.com
1 like • Feb 24
@Nancy Menning Thanks Nancy. I am going from a classical way of measuring sustainability…. Where hopefully it only affects one or two sectors. Basically the environment is Everything and encompasses all the sectors. It is the political environment, the social environment, the economical environment. The environment is the intersection of all of them… and ecology is what underlies it all- if the water table and farmland has forever chemicals dumped into it due to lack of regulations… that affects our food chain and water scarcity, which in turn affects our bodies… and medical system. And if our health insurance is tied to our jobs, but we have job loss, what strain does that put on the infrastructure of the safely nets… which are also being defunded …by the very administration that is also subsidizing the tech billionaires?? It is on a scale of industrialization beyond anything we have ever known… so at first our mind has a hard time seeing the connections. But like the fabric of a sweater, when you pull any one thread, you start to see the snag compromises the structure of the whole thing.
Feb 6 •
What's the question you're carrying this month?
Each month, I answer the prompt "One question I'd like to answer this month" on the monthly page of my Monk Manual. From there, I transfer it over to my weekly dot grid space, and answering the question becomes part of my weekly par practice. This month, my question is... "What's not mine that I've been carrying?" What question are you living through this month? "I want to beg you, as much as I can, dear sir, to be patient toward all that is unsolved in your heart and to try to love the questions themselves like locked rooms and like books that are written in a very foreign tongue. Do not now seek the answers, which cannot be given you because you would not be able to live them. And the point is, to live everything. Live the questions now. Perhaps you will then gradually, without noticing it, live along some distant day into the answer." - Rilke
2 likes • Feb 22
How can I stay connected to my Being and move with ease while engaged in a full schedule of Doing?
Jan 12 •
Planner Question
Good afternoon all, just curious, for those who have used both the daily and weekly planner, which works best for you and why? Does anyone use both simultaneously?
0 likes • Jan 15
The daily is a better fit for me. And I find that the more in-depth reflection give me better insights.
Dec '25 •
Reading to Kickstart the Year
I just received "Abandonment to Divine Providence" by Caussade, going to stay focused on being more intentional but inviting all of God's Will into my daily life first. For years i had it backwards. What book are you all starting the year with?
3 likes • Jan 6
I am reading "How to Winter".
Dec '25 •
New Year, New Focus
Greetings fellow MM tribe. In addition to the monthly themes that MM suggests, I also choose a yearly theme. This year it was “stillness” and next year I’m focusing on “silence.” I wonder if any one else chooses a yearly theme or focus?
1 like • Jan 6
These are all such cool and creative ideas. Thanks for the inspiration!!
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@patricia-sheerin-7893
Patricia is a sensitive and observant human learning how to better care for this human body and soul. She is a connector, seeker, teacher and creative
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Joined May 20, 2025
Cincinnati, OH
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