The twentieth-century workplace meets the twenty-first-century workforce in this examination of the mashup between Boomer employers and Millennial employees that Jim Finkelstein and Mary Gavin say will ignite the full power of the... Read More

Author Michael Parenti offers compelling historical evidence that the world’s religions have “served as instruments for promoting intolerance, autocracy, and atrocity,” and details how, in order to cope with “the brutish... Read More

“Today we are guided by our knowledge; Leonardo was open to seeing issues with the eyes of a child even in his old age,” author Stefan Klein writes in his analysis of Leonardo Da Vinci’s perspective. “We divide up our knowledge... Read More

“The morphogenic Field of Compassion is here…People all over the world have witnessed its coming. We can recognize it, describe it, and begin to live it with intention,” asserts Judy Cannato, who calls for a union of the concept of... Read More

“The Buddha’s last words to his disciples were, ‘Walk on.’ The first words of Jesus to his were rather different: ‘Follow me.’ Jesus said some other things, too,” author Charles Foster writes, “but as a summary of the... Read More

The “village folk” have a problem: Bully Bear is tearing up their fields and attacking their sheep, and there doesn’t seem to be a way to stop him. Everyone is afraid. Meanwhile, an unlikely friendship has blossomed between Ibakon,... Read More

Practicing sexuality counselor and mother of a daughter, Evelyn Resh seeks to help girls and women of all ages to accept, understand, and enjoy, rather than fear their sexuality, and to reassure mothers about the normalcy and importance... Read More

Fifteen abortions in as many years would indeed make motherhood seem to be an impossible dream, yet Irene Vilar is now married and, in spite of medical predictions to the contrary, the birth mother of two children. She is also an author... Read More