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The Birth of Evolutionary Spirituality
Something big happened 13.7 billion years ago.
Out of a tiny singularity, the entire Cosmos burst into existence. Now, at the dawn of the third millennium, something even bigger is happening. The evolutionary impulse that gave birth to the Cosmos is waking up . . . as you. Humanity is facing a moment of unprecedented challenge, and unprecedented opportunity.
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Social media initially changed how we communicate with friends and family, but now it’s becoming very clear that it also affects how we interact with customers. In a 2008 Cone Business in Social Media Study, 93 percent of Americans said they believe a company should have a presence on social media sites and 56 percent believe that a company is providing them with a better service by doing so.
Social media has quickly become a crucial means for companies to reach consumers. Crowdservice is an excellent short- and long-term opportunity to add value to customer experiences while also making wise use of internal resources.
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A tiny tax on bankers would give billions to tackle poverty and climate change, here and abroad.
This tax on banks – not you or I - has the power to raise hundreds of billions every year. It could give a vital boost to the NHS, our schools, and the fight against child poverty in the UK – as well as tackling poverty and climate change around the world.
Not complicated. Just brilliant.
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Words are never substantial or clear enough to express the largest and most complex of concepts.
As an artist I'm obsessed with light, metaphysics and interconnectedness, neural universal mind and the otherness. Recurrent themes of consciousness, conception and the substance of life, archetypal symbols & apocolyptic images permeate my works. The styles range from surreal dreamscapes through to abstract expressionism.
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15 years ago, A group of techies including myself founded ClubOz; one of the first worlds fully interactive video social media services. It was a journey that was both unexpected and extremely interesting from a virtual social & behavioural perspective. We knew the best way to increase the early adoption of the service was to appoint a group of contributors who would provide live online video content and lead interaction. Given that the key people enabled with both technology and internet know how in those days were the early internet supergeeks, we decided to hire a group of beautiful and funny girls who would transmit video and chat to these geek guys. These same guys would sit on the reflector, just waiting for their favorite girl to appear live online. They would chat for hours, developing relationship and internet addictions. Guys would spend 18 hours online, then fall asleep still streaming their live video and costing our service money. Eventually, these guys and girls would give up their real lives to pursue a virtual dream with a partner on the other side of the world. The guys complained bitterly about paying $30 per month subscription, but had no issue whatsoever with sending the girls cheques for $1000s! I realized we were witnessing the birth of internet addiction.
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