Archive for December, 2008

RCG Reinvents Itself – Again

December 31st, 2008 • By: RCG Bookmark / share this post
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In the spirit of continuous change and transformation, the Radical Change Group is reinventing itself once again. In an attempt to capture our founding principles and communicate our values and contributions, we have created a short video. Feel free to re-post this video elsewhere – help us spread the word! And also, let us know [...]

Artists of Life – Do Your Own Thinking – LIVE EXPERIENTIALLY AND EXPERIMENTALLY

December 31st, 2008 • By: Mahipal Lunia Bookmark / share this post

Do Your own thinking. This seems to be the “crux of the matter” no matter what the approach you take to change work, be at the personal, inter personal or organizational/social level BUCKY ON DOING YOUR OWN THINKING – FROM THE MAN WHO WANTED TO UNDERSTAND AND LIVE THE PRINCIPLES OF THE UNIVERSE LEARY ON [...]

Grail Meaning and Legend – LEADING SYMBOLIC LIVES

December 30th, 2008 • By: Mahipal Lunia Bookmark / share this post

Everyone of us who has gone down the path of exploring mythology, be it personal or transpersonal we have run into the encounter with the grail legends. These stories of the lives of knights and their quest are deeply embedded into our personal and collective psyche. These two videos are by far the coolest and [...]

Eye accesing cues video ..

December 30th, 2008 • By: Mahipal Lunia Bookmark / share this post

Eye Accessing Cues This is an interesting video which will explain how eye accessing cues work. This is a good visual representation of each of us access various faculties of our brain in order. Eye accessing cues are one fo the first things we went aha over when we did get our “traditional nlp” training. [...]

How mirror neurons allow us to learn and socialize by going through the motions in the head (12/23/2008)

December 29th, 2008 • By: Mahipal Lunia Bookmark / share this post

Check the podcast on rapport where we have discussed these points and the role of mirror neurons. How mirror neurons allow us to learn and socialize by going through the motions in the head (12/23/2008) How mirror neurons allow us to learn and socialize by going through the motions in the head (12/23/2008)Tags:neurons, learning The [...]

What I got out of “Outliers” by Malcolm Gladwell

December 29th, 2008 • By: Arman Bookmark / share this post

Three factors are essential for successful actualization of a genius: Innate talent (genetical, governed by the threshold principle) Legacy (the cultural and family heritage passed on from ancestors) Opportunity (being in the right place, at the right time, – largely a matter of “luck”) Also, (and this is key) the process of actualization is unstable. [...]

Announcements & Call To Participate

December 21st, 2008 • By: RCG
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As the holiday season approaches here in the United States – as well as in many other parts of the World – we are pausing our regular stream of weekly podcasts for this period, and will resume again on the second Sunday of January, 2009 – that is on January 11th. Over a year [...]

#64 Swimming with Dolphins – The Inter-Dependence – conversations with Paul Kordis, part 4

December 14th, 2008 • Recorded: June 16, 2008 • By: RCG
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We are continuing our conversations with Dr. Paul Kordis. Paul has been researching writing, and speaking to groups for over 20 years about the processes of profound change. He is a globally traveled speaker and seminar leader on futuristic, human development, change and other topics. He received his Ph.D. degree (with honors) in human [...]

#63 The 5Rhythms: an Organic Map of Life – Dancing with Kathy Altman, part 4

December 7th, 2008 • Recorded: September 24, 2008 • By: RCG
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We are continuing our series on the practice of 5Rhythms – a moving meditation, a dance without steps; a practice introduced in the early 1970s by Gabrielle Roth. We invite you for an insightful conversation with a long-time 5Rhythms practitioner, Kathy Altman. As Co-Director of The Moving Center School, Kathy was the first person [...]

Iodized Salt: The Cheapest Way to Make a Big Difference

December 4th, 2008 • By: Sergey Bookmark / share this post
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“Raising the World’s I.Q” (New York Times, Dec 4 2008) …Almost one-third of the world’s people don’t get enough iodine from food and water. The result in extreme cases is large goiters that swell their necks, or other obvious impairments such as dwarfism or cretinism. But far more common is mental slowness… …One of the [...]