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Spiritual Intelligence

Spiritual Intelligence

Spiritually intelligent people help to create a better world.
We all are leaders to the degree we help to create a better today and a better tomorrow.
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How do I know What Is The Right Thing To Do?
The United States voters have elected a Presidential leader in 2024 who is a convicted felon, a well known sex abuser, a well documented liar, con man…
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New Year's resolutions - make the practice work.
Periodically, as humans in the twenty first century, it is a good practice to “take stock” and reflect on where we are at, where we’ve come from, and…
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Jimmy Carter was too spiritually intelligent to be a good politician.
Ryan Holiday makes the point in his talk to the sophomore class at the US Naval academy in April of 2024 that whether Jimmy Carter was a great president…
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The stories we tell each other matter.
How we socially construct our reality.
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What is a miracle?
I wanted to say: I believe that art is a waking dream.
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Can the nations of Earth get along in space even if they can’t get along on their home planet?
"NASA collaborates with numerous countries through the Artemis accords.
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Calamities of the past.
What does forgiveness have to do with it?
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What does "pax vobiscum" mean?
In my Altar Boy days in the Catholic Church back in the 50s when the Mass was still said in Latin, the phrase Pax vobiscum ( Peace be with you) appeared…
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Is it time for a new politics?
Transcending polarization
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Where does it hurt? What are your values?
Eric Hoffer in his book, The True Believer, provides a frame of reference to understand how mass movements form and what contributes to the development…
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Spiritual but not religious
According to the Fetzer Institute’s Study of Spirituality in The United States done in 2020, 86% of people consider themselves to be spiritual.
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