--- Creating home/work libraries that can help people think about new solutions to old problems.
--- Using every opportunity to express ourselves in the arena of public opinion: whenever possible adding a new or alternative perspective.
--- Doing something every day that symbolizes our commitment to the flourishing of humanity, the Biosphere, and the entire planet.
--- Learning how to effectively share new insights and information, in a way that others will be open to receiving them. This means moving beyond the "one-up, one-down," "I-It" power-over approach into an "I-Thou" orientation. Such an approach also involves humility, active listening, and dialogue.
Of particular relevance are those perspectives which transcend the materialist perspective. (For example, see: Ruppert Sheldrake, David Bohm).
--- Becoming proficient in current positive conflict resolution strategies.
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