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Are You Cultivating Knowledge Or Consuming Information?

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May 4, 2015

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Are You Cultivating Knowledge Or Consuming Information?

The internet could be a very positive step towards education, organization and participation in a meaningful society.

– Noam Chomsky –

Are You Cultivating Knowledge Or Consuming Information?

The internet represents an unprecedented opportunity to share and access information. But how do we mindfully engage with this tool, and with other emerging technologies, without getting lost in a maelstrom of distractions? Gregory Ciotti suggests that, with a specific set goals for personal growth in mind, we can find a healthier balance between engagement and immersion. { read more }

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What do you do after reading the DailyGood? Take a moment to observe your internet habits, and ask: are you accessing information that leads to personal growth or happiness?

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The Real Junk Food Project

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May 3, 2015

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The Real Junk Food Project

Food is our common ground, a universal experience.

– James Beard –

The Real Junk Food Project

For Adam Smith, the slogan ‘Life is a Beach’ turned out to be somewhat prophetic. Drawing inspiration from his days on the beaches of Australia, Smith decided to dedicate his life to creating The Real Junk Food Project (or TRJFP for short). And the words ‘junk food’ isn’t meant to describe candy bars and potato chips, but rather for food that would otherwise be thrown away as junk from grocers, farmers and restaurants. Using that food, Smith has then created a “pay-as-you-feel” cafe, with customers using money, labor, or other social currency. { read more }

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Try researching and finding ways on how you can get involved with food banks and the like in your local community.

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Kids Making A Mark On The World

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May 2, 2015

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Kids Making A Mark On The World

Whatever you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it.

– Mahatma Gandhi –

Kids Making A Mark On The World

Riley De Graff, a resourceful student from Sun Valley Elementary School in San Rafael, CA, effected positive change for the earth by asking a parent to help her recycle used markers in her school. By creating a petition through Change.org, the school collected over 90,000 signatures and mobilized a used color markers recycling campaign which is now supported by the Crayola company and Dixon Ticonderoga. Both companies formed new recycling initiatives where they take back used color markers and convert them into clean-burning fuel. Hurray for kid power! { read more }

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A Secular Person’s Search For Prayer

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May 1, 2015

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A Secular Person's Search For Prayer

To pray is to pay attention to something or someone other than oneself. Whenever a man so concentrates his attention — on a landscape, a poem, a geometrical problem, an idol, or the True God — that he completely forgets his own ego and desires, he is praying.

– W. H. Auden –

A Secular Person’s Search For Prayer

After years of trying to manage all of the variables in her life, busy Heather Havrilesky wanted to be in touch with something bigger than her own fluctuating moods and needs, but without a belief system that required her to suspend disbelief. Most of all, she wanted to find a prayer that reminded her to serve other people more. Read more about her quest for a prayer. { read more }

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We all long to connect with a larger truth. Try to turn away from busyness from time to time this week to ask yourself what you really value, in yourself and in others.

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