Finding Right Balance
An exploration of how to find our way back to nature, to each other, and to ourselves so that we may find our right place in the Universe
About
How can human beings evolve to a place where we can work together…That is the fundamental question that inspired this website, and the information and conversations you will find here. We also believe this is the fundamental and existential question facing all of humanity at this point in time…we invite you to join in our inquiry process, and contribute to what we hope will be a step toward our collective evolution.
About
Finding Right Balance
My premise is that we first need to be coming from a place of personal “Right Balance,” with more accurate self-appraisal within ourselves, that we next need to develop the interpersonal skills needed to meet the Other with fairness and equal respect, mutuality and reciprocity, and that only with those skills in place can we bring our minds and hearts to bear on the issues facing us with regard to overall “Right Balance” systemically. The website is divided into three areas of “Right Balance”...
INTRAPERSONALLY
Finding right balance within oneself is a matter of our tuning into, acknowledging, healing, and relating to the many various aspects of ourselves...
Interpersonally
Relates to how individuals in a dyad connect with one another, attune to one another, and care about the well-being of both dyad members to honor the common good.
Systemically
How do we create systems and societies that bring us back into harmony with humanity as a whole, and with nature itself?
From the Blog
Explore a few of the recent posts and join the conversation…
Jennifer McLean
We are moving from "mine" and materialism, to humanitarian efforts, less top-down economies, more grass roots efforts, and deep authentic sharing.
The David Suzuki Foundation
The David Suzuki Foundation, founded in 1990, (https://davidsuzuki.org/) has as its guiding principles:
One nature. We are nature. All people, and all species.
We are interconnected with nature, and with each other.
What we do to the planet and its living creatures, we do to ourselves.
