Comments on: LOHAS – Randy Paynter of Care2.com.

By: Janet Ives

Janet Ives — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 05:39:06 +0000

Save2.com addresses global issues to a techno savy generation and provides a mechanism for a positive response. A salute to its originator Randy.

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Prince Reeger — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 13:17:30 +0000

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By: Dana

Dana — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 06:08:21 +0000

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By: Mike Cohenn

Mike Cohenn — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 05:21:04 +0000

Randy, is there anybody you know that is seeking a powerful remedy, rather than a band-aid, for our multitude of troubles?

The root of our most challenging problems has been identified. It is this: an unreasonable, but bonded, bias in our thinking rewards us for damaging the prime source of our personal, social and environmental well-being.

Our bias pays us to ignore that:

- the flow of natural systems, in and around us, has biologically and psychologically designed us to be supportive citizens of the global life community, not conquers of it.

- nature's supportive ways sensibly nurture, purify and restore our well being and this includes our ability to think clearly.

For more than 99 percent of our lifetime our thoughts and senses are disconnected from direct sensory contact with nature's revitalizing flow. This excessive separation of our psyche from the nature's grace creates problems that we can't solve. It estranges us. We are removed from the source of our ability to think and feel like nature's self-correcting powers work.

When we wisely choose to reconnect our psyche with nature, we benefit from participating in the wellness of the web-of-life and its capacity to recycle our stressed or contaminated thinking. This is demonstrated by the renewal that results from even a short walk in park.

In our excessively nature-separated lives, it is the profound absence of nature's regenerative qualities and spirit that underlies our personal and environmental dilemmas.

Learning how to make lasting sensory contact with nature enables our psyche to bind with nature's healing ways and increase well-being. It empowers us to give nature the space it needs to help our thinking transform our misguided bonds into the beauty of sane and balanced relationships. This process is available at http://www.ecopsych.com.

Funding for nature-connected leadership training and online degrees is available commencing September 10, 2009.

For further information:

Michael J. Cohen, Ph.D.
Telephone 360-378-6313
nature@interisland.net.
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By: Waylon Hussein Lewis

Waylon Hussein Lewis — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 17:16:11 +0000

Facebook for folks who give a care! Check it out—one of our favorite interviewees that came of of Boulder, Colorado’s LOHAS conference.