Japan, Mexico + Entry Points of Thinking
Hello all!
After I calmed down, I have been reflecting on the election of a new
President OBAMA and the ripple effect of his election on the rest of the
world. From Kenya to Indonesia and around the globe, people may be
reframing their view of US.
There is something deep and exciting about the interdependency many of us
now feel that did not exist before global communication networks and
citizen travelers. As I think about what it means to be global citizens
in the 21st century I also think about how we can work to bridge across
cultures and languages. I believe that our common emotional states and
fundamental patterns of thinking are entry points.
So I invite you to take a few minutes and visit Japan and Mexico and
consider how common thinking patterns may traverse the global landscape:
http://www.thinkingfoundation.org/video/topic/video-global.html
David
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David Hyerle, Ed.D.
Founding Director
Thinking Foundation
www.thinkingfoundation.org
ph: 603.795.2757
fax: 603.795.4620
"The years of anxious searching in the dark, with their intense longing,
their alternations of confidence and exhaustion and the final emergence
into the light--only those who have experienced it can understand that."
Einstein
"Notes on the origin of the general theory of relativity"
1934