"Well, the poet lives on, in the margins. He doesn't understand branding, the currency to life in our human order today." - Vam
Whether we contribute to the noise of the world, or with a quiet mind, work just beyond the din to reach it with our expression,all five points listed above call for an engagement with the whole, and require the quiet mind to do it. I see more and more people getting there, not just yogi and other masters. On Aug 5, 9:53 am, ashok tewari <[email protected]> wrote: > Indeed. > > Seems, it has to be a yogi ... the one with capacity for concentrating the > ' mind ' ... Dharana, Dhyan and Samadhi ... applied to the situation and > its roots in the environment, as far it goes in space - time, both back and > forth. > > Seems, too, it has to be a jnani ... the moral man ... with values firmly > rooted on behalf of all existence, being and life. > > What to do though, with this human order moved by desire found will, and not > by knowledge based liberating dispassion. We have political fundamentalists, > marketised economists, mba know-alls, business fanatics, ' normal ' > specialists, and people thoroughly conditioned to the survivalist terms of > this order, mesmerised to a fate that is nothing more than a habit. > > Well, the poet lives on, in the margins. He doesn't understand branding, the > currency to life in our human order today. > > On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 5:53 PM, Molly <[email protected]> wrote: > > Author and futurist David Hames has written a book called the Five > > Literacies of Global Leadership, in which he identifies these as : > > # Networked Intelligence (the ability to connect with others & express > > the complexity of the ecosystem) > > # Futuring (the ability to visualize & imagine future possibilities) > > # Strategic Navigation (the ability to learn to adapt as fast as > > change itself) > > # Deep Design (the ability to create wisdom through dialogue) > > # Brand Resonance (the ability to create attention that awakens your > > unique value in others) > > > What do you think about these "skills needed to adapt to 21st centruy > > life?" > > -- > ASHOK TEWARI
