Showing posts with label reskilling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reskilling. Show all posts

Saturday, June 26, 2010

The Great Deglobalization

1 sky needs 350
350 needs 1 sky
they both need
a political party

do i have to tell you why?

peace department needs teaparty
teaparty needs peace department
we can cut tax dollar in half! @ home (eco)
& make the world safe for
EVERYONE
freedom
democracy
Great Transition Great Relocalization
via Great Reskilling
[fullstops the killing]

give the children
all the skills
they need
for
joy!

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

skills for joy!

1 sky needs 350
350 needs 1 sky
they both need
a political party

do i have to tell you why?

peace department needs ron paul
ron paul needs peace department
we can cut tax dollar in half!
& make the world safe for
freedom
democracy
relocalization
deglobalization
give the children
all the skills they need
for
joy!

Thursday, March 18, 2010

cliches show the way

the great cliches show us the way

cliches of c & w, cliches of @@

eden eternity equality essence

the 4 e's possess us easily -- what you say?

slow politics of great reskilling

steady urgency of moving to groove


'Art begins where the wee bit begins,'

replied Bryulov, indicating with these words

just what is most characteristic of art.

The remark is true of all the arts,

but its justice is particularly noticeable

in the performance of music. from Tolstoy in What is Art?


In terms of The Great Transition

to sustainable echo-living in localities

the joyous science of Groovology

has many processes to explore

disciplines to integrate

many false tech fixes to deplore


and one important strategic goal to accomplish

helping infants, toddlers, children everywhere

to take such delight in performance

that they can't be pacified

can't be dumbed down into hive mind

deactivated by cold evil techno-cocooning


human touch & human scale

Tolstoy & Bryulov's wee bits

Wm Blake's minute particulars

Bateson's differences that make a difference


beckon to each of us each moment


tuba mirum spargens sonum

opens every door

Monday, March 1, 2010

localized reskilling a high priority

jaron lanier is explaining a lot
"the unbearable thinness of flatness" for a start
he thinks about computers holding on to his heart

"you are not a gadget" anti-bland manifesto
won't solve the many big problems presto
challenges frozen needs & development arresto

Thursday, February 25, 2010

great reskilling comes first

wrights before rites
being before knowing
human rights before writes
existence before experience

lily's timing & styling
@ 10 months in tempo
aa ee ooo Ah AH
wing wing walla walla

bing bang puts kids first
children and women first
reskilling via ellen
dissanayake

& colwyn trevarthen
reskilling in the vanguard
of a Great Return
in search of the primitive

Friday, February 19, 2010

local reskilling for interdependance

"The Great Reskilling" (#5 of N=7 Great Transition themes)
seems deadly serious with killing inside but we hear rescue too
& recognition of blake's hands & fingers feeling grains, eternal sands
feeling rebirth of four fold vision seared & obliterated by satanic mills
great themes of Reskilling, Localization, and Interdependence
(#5, #4, & #7) ad up to 16 Buddhist "middle ways" of right action
can be taken up immediately by any small but dedicated group
anywhere people looking for jobs, useful work, well spent 20 hr week

"local reskilling for interdependance" as a slogan here in USA
can be picked up instantly by energetic teapartiers by green anarchists
by formerly enraged resenters, but now engaged Buddhists
by quaker/shaker revivalists quietest for centuries stomping blues again
by saliant ecostarians by ANY little group that wants to place a modest bet
on the joyous sustainable future NOW -- & seven generations out!