Broken Eagle Wing: Mending Worldview
Let’s hope the life-respecting worldview wins out.
Even though I’ve been treating my Zuni-made animal necklace with great care, the central turquoise figure,…
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Older And Weaker, Or Older and Wiser? How Will You Grow Old?
THIS IS PART ONE OF A FOUR PART SERIES
The cultural meme about aging these days is that as you age you grow less well and less smart. Comparisons of adult…
Stop Saying Kumbaya And Woo Woo
The dark grey pigeon plummeted to the earth, and landed squarely on the asphalt at the intersection of Cerrillos Road and Richards Avenue. His downy body lay…
Darcia Narvaez Wins Expanded Reason Award For Research
Darcia Narvaez, professor of psychology in the Notre Dame’s College of Arts and Letters and a fellow in the Institute for Educational Initiatives, has been…
An Interview With Darcia Narvaez On Her Award-Winning Book –…
Interview with Darcia Narvaez, PhD from IEI at ND on Vimeo.
Darcia Narvaez, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology at the University of Notre Dame and recipient…
The Wise Parent Study Identifies Nine “Practical Wisdom”…
Listen to The Wise Parent Study's co-author discuss the first of its kind research and its empowering insights:
Practical Wisdom in Parenting: Embracing…
The Quest For Wisdom: The Elixir Of Innersight
Perhaps the most unfortunate consequence of modern life is the loss of the instinctual wisdom-self. No where is this more evident, than in my hometown of Santa…
Industrial Vs Primal Intelligence: What We Are Missing
Our nomadic cousins have more receptive smarts...
Through the descriptive, observational works of others, I’ve been studying small-band hunter-gatherer…