A living system is an open, self-organizing life form that interacts with its environment. These systems are maintained by flows of information, energy, and matter. Some scientists have proposed in...
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Reflections “If you want to find the secrets of the Universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.” \~ Nikola Tesla my-lexicon our-lexicon
To attune is to bring oneself into resonance with something larger — and in Charles Eisenstein's The Ascent of Humanity, it names the basic stance of the Age of Reunion. The civilization of...
Play is time spent without purpose — and, paradoxically, time of the greatest consequence. If entertainment is the consumption of fun, play is its production: not trivial or frivolous, but a way of...
Co-creativity is the act of making something together — and, in Charles Eisenstein's account, the activity through which people actually come to know one another. Most adult social life, Eisenstein...
A compendium is a collection of concise but detailed information about a particular subject, especially in a book or other publication; a concise compilation of a body of knowledge. Contexts...
"Good first draft" is Spoken With Kindness as a means to welcome further iteration. "Keep going" it says. If you're reading this memo (redirected from goodfirstdraft.com), it might mean someone wants...
Abundance refers to the condition or state of having a plentiful quantity of resources, opportunities, or well-being, exceeding mere sufficiency or survival. The concept of abundance is often...
The phrase 'it's good to see your voice' originated, for me, from Michael Jager who always conveys such warmth in his digital communications. I've added it to our-lexicon and tend to use it when...
The we/us/our pronouns signal that we are members of groups that consider themselves a “people.” That is, we are in solidarity within our respective groups, see ourselves in community, and have a...
manifest | verb | to make evident or certain by showing or displaying. Manifest with precision, but don’t forget to leave space for the unimaginable. Context notecard (See: The Notecard System)...
