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Expanding Teilhard’s “Complexity-Consciousness” Law

One of Teilhard’s great discoveries related to the theory of evolution is his Law of Complexity=Consciousness. Simply put, this law reflects the tendency in matter to become more complex over time and at the same time to become more conscious. Teilhard recognized that this tendency in material things toward higher levels of complexity leading to […]

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Awakening the Cartesian Dreamer:Universal Values in Solidarity in an Evolutionary Universe

Describes the process of awakening happening globally through the four step dynamic of the Pachamama Alliance’s Awakening the Dreamer. To heal our cartesian alienationThomas Berry advised us to engage a fourfold wisdom conversation : the wisdoms of science, religion, indigenous peoples and women. As a result of this conversation and recognizing ourselves within the deep […]

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Big History: Between Nothing and Everything. New York: McGraw-Hill, 2014.

Written by three big historians with long experience of teaching big history, this is the first college level textbook on big history. It updates the big history narrative, incorporates the core idea of Thresholds of Increasing Complexity, adds further readings and resources, and also chapter questions and many illustrations, maps and diagrams. Nine of the […]

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Somatic and Narrative Ways of Knowing (Sonar) for Transformative Learning

This is my dissertation which traces our cultural environmental unsustainability, social injustice...

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ChronoZoom.com

A website that show times scales, across Cosmos, Earth, Life, Prehistory, and Humanity. ChronoZoom is an open source community project owned by the Outercurve Foundation and dedicated to visualizing the history of everything. ChronoZoom bridges the gap between the humanities and sciences using a notion of “Big History” to easily understand all this information. This […]

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