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The Most Beautiful Science of the Year

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January 4, 2023

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The Most Beautiful Science of the Year

Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less.

– Marie Curie –

The Most Beautiful Science of the Year

“When we look back at the stories we’ve told this year, we’re thrilled at the range of their insights. The stories venture from the bottom of the sea to as far as a telescope can see, shifting perspectives on the mundane and magnificent. Below is the Nautilus journey of 2022, told through some of our favorite passages.” Travel the byways of scientific stories through this exciting compilation of learnings from Nautilus. { read more }

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Reflect on a time in your own life when you crossed the bridge from fear to understanding.

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The Best Greater Good Articles of 2022

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The Best Greater Good Articles of 2022

The most authentic thing about us is our capacity to create, to overcome, to endure, to transform, to love and to be greater than our suffering.

– Ben Okri –

The Best Greater Good Articles of 2022

Here is a fascinating round-up of the most-read Greater Good articles from the past year– along with favorites picked by their editors. Ranging from ways to stop procrastinating, and how to stay open in difficult conversations, to how to learn from your failures and how to know if you are actually humble– there is something to intrigue, inspire and illuminate each of us. { read more }

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Take a moment to reflect on what kind of transformation you would like to invite into your life in this new year.

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Look Around In Wonder

Weekly excerpt to help us remember the sacred.

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Look Around In Wonder

–David Griswold

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2595.jpgLook around, look around,
Look around in wonder,
Trace the thunderous cloud above
That feeds the river under.
Look above and look below
And look at last within,
You’ll see a river running there
And when you do, jump in.

See the seedling sprouting up,
See the tree that bends,
Keep on seeing through the years
How nothing ever ends.
Watch the hawk and watch the cat
And watch the prey they stalk,
Watch the infant reaching out
That slowly learns to walk.

Watch the curling fern unfurl
And watch it curl again,
See the sunlight through the mist
That hangs above the fen.
Watch the moon peek through the leaves,
And see the stars take shape,
Watch the earth go round and round
A sun it can’t escape.

Watch your hands and watch your feet
And watch your changing face,
See it in a river’s glass
That’s never in one place.
Watch the mountains slowly rise
And sink down toward the sea,
Watch your chest both rise and fall
In perfect harmony.

Look around, look around,
Look around in wonder,
Trace the thunderous cloud above
That feeds the river under.
Look above and look below
And look at last within,
You’ll see a river running there
And when you do, jump in.

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How do you relate to the notion of the river running within? Can you share a personal story of a time you jumped into the river you saw running within? What helps you look around in wonder?

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Doorways to Our Childhood Selves

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Doorways to Our Childhood Selves

Only the children know what they are looking for.

– Antoine de Saint-Exupery –

Doorways to Our Childhood Selves

“At the beginning of each new year, I consider my favorite poets, writers, poems, and stories. They provide ways to claim a voice yet to be discovered. I write about this in an essay, ‘Doorways to Our Childhood Selves.’ After we published this essay last year, I was deeply touched to hear from many of you who had written to me to share your own relationship to stories and how they continue to impact your lives. I loved hearing from early childhood educators just beginning in the classroom to veteran high school teachers and college professors. Each one agreed that ‘all good stories require something from us.'” Read Cleary Vaughan-Lee’s essay here. { read more }

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Is there a particular story, poem or quote you are carrying with you into this new year? And if so, what does it signify to you?

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New Year Transformation: Resources for the Journey

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New Year Transformation: Resources for the Journey

Let our New Year’s resolution be this: we will be there for one another as fellow members of humanity, in the finest sense of the word.

– Goran Persson –

New Year Transformation: Resources for the Journey

“The New year often brings with it a welcome sense of possibility as we bid farewell to the old and embrace the potential of what’s to come. Even as global challenges continue to contribute to a sense of heightened uncertainty, opportunity awaits when we situate ourselves in gratefulness. May this collection of resources help to support you in welcoming the new year with wholehearted curiosity, humility, courage, and a deepening appreciation of the transformative potential of these times.” { read more }

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May your year be full of goodness! For more inspiration check out this assortment of New Year poems from the Poetry Foundation. { more }

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Finding Fulfillment in a Purpose Larger than You

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Finding Fulfillment in a Purpose Larger than You

So pain pushes until vision pulls and I have a muscle that I’ve developed to help people see the vision, to pull them through the pain, and it’s a privilege to do it and it’s a joy.

– Lynne Twist –

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“Tami Simon speaks with author and activist Lynne Twist about her new book, Living a Committed Life, and discovering the role we each must play to usher in a new era for humanity. Tune in for an inspiring discussion of strengthening your possibility muscle; the power of disruption; the breakthroughs hidden in the breakdowns; choosing to tell a new story; the relationship between pain and joy; the willingness to be proximate to suffering; grief as medicine; the origins of the Pachamama (Mother Earth) Alliance; why everyone has a role to play in the healing of our world; finding your calling and answering the question What breaks your heart?; envisioning a new kind of human being, a new kind of humanity; and more.” { read more }

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The Fearless Organization

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The Fearless Organization

You can tell whether a man is clever by his answers. You can tell whether a man is wise by his questions.

– Naguib Mahfouz –

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A completely fearless organization is an aspiration that will always remain slightly out of reach. It will never be the case that every single person shows up at work with a fearless stance that looks outward and forward, and that everyone is more interested in contributing to shared goals than in staying personally safe. Having said that, a ‘mostly fearless’ organization is one in which people feel truly engaged, inspired and willing to take the interpersonal risks of speaking up and experimenting that are necessary, so as to gain the shared rewards of making a difference — of creating great products and services that help customers and change the world in some small way for the better. In such organizations, people share a sense of what is at stake, why it matters — and why every one of us is needed to make progress.” Amy Edmunson, author of “The Fearless Organization: Creating Psychological Safety in the Workplace for Learning, Innovation and Growth.” { read more }

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Shinrin-Yoku (Forest Bathing)

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Shinrin-Yoku (Forest Bathing)

Shinrin-Yoku (Forest Bathing)

Hopefully you have a little piece of green forest—a kind of a heaven on earth– where you can find peace. If so, you already have experienced the health benefits of soaking up the beauty of nature. Forest bathing, in Japan where the practice originated, is called shinrin-yoku. This is the practice of walking through the forest slowly and quietly as a way to heal body, mind and spirit. This film, made by Sharecare Films Production, takes you on a first-person experience of the practice of forest bathing through fern laden, old growth forests; bamboo groves with the rain falling on the hollow stems; and hemlock stands over a hundred feet tall with birds singing all around. Forest bathing has been proven by scientists to benefit physical as well as mental health. Shinrin-Yoku helps to lower heart rate and blood pressure, reduce stress hormone production, boost immunity and mood, and improve overall feelings of wellbeing.
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Earwitness to Place

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Our problem is that sound is not important in our culture. We know the world from the visual, not from the other senses. I had to be taught other ways of understanding.

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“Seeing is a relatively passive event. Hearing, on the other hand, is almost entirely physical; component parts of our being respond to incoming waves of air pressure, oscillating in cyclical patterns that are transformed into meaningful signals, indicators that are life-affirming and comforting, or irrelevant, or predictive of danger. Every living organism produces some kind of signal. Hearing those impressions, however faint, either completes what we see or supplants seeing entirely.” In this interview with Bernie Krause, poet Erin Robinsong speaks to the renowned musician and bioacoustician about biophonies of place, practices of earwitnessing, and the intimacy of listening. { read more }

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Pico Iyer: The Craft and Life of a Restless Writer

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In an age of speed, I began to think, nothing could be more invigorating than going slow. In an age of distraction, nothing can feel more luxurious than paying attention. And in an age of constant movement, nothing is more urgent than sitting still.

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“As Time magazines travel correspondent since 1986, Pico Iyer has visited nearly every corner of the globe in search of the astonishing, remarkable, bizarre, and profound. Hes the author of bestselling books including Video Night in Kathmandu and The Global Soul: Jet Lag, Shopping Malls, and the Search for Home. In this interview he discusses writing, cultural taboos, stillness, Alaska, and places he’ll never visit again.” { read more }

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