July 20, 2026 | Syntropic Contemplations weekly e-news Archives
Before It Breaks: The Conversation Most People Avoid Having That treasure – relationships. Human-to-human connection. Without it, without connection, touch…we break down. Literally. Break down and apart. Fracture into pieces. Plagued by demons. Another...
July 17, 2026 | Syntropic Contemplations weekly e-news Archives
Compassion I have written about how my first words as a toddler were all spitfire and aggression…” bugger, bugger, bugger” and then I spat repeatedly as I chased my elder brother down the hallway, in full thottled crawl. I was born with a streak of bull terrier...
July 1, 2026 | Syntropic Contemplations weekly e-news Archives
Love and Power What is the balance between love and power? One of Buckminster Fuller’s quotes is “Tension is the greatest integrity.” I have worked to really understand what he meant by this. In his work, he talked about the principle of Unity. “Unity is plural,...
June 25, 2026 | Syntropic Contemplations weekly e-news Archives
95% Yanged Out by 8% of the global population Oh my heart. So much Yang. So much testosterone. The bros. The boys’ clubs. Like the horrid Peter Thiel and his Dialog Society, where this year near Dublin, 222 mostly men will gather in high secrecy to discuss...
June 15, 2026 | Syntropic Contemplations weekly e-news Archives
Complexity in structure enables simplicity in operations I have been reading Incorruptible, the new book by Eric Ries, author of The Lean Startup. Subtitle: Why Good Companies Go Bad. And How Great Companies Stay Great. It is simultaneously wonderful and slightly...
June 8, 2026 | Syntropic Contemplations weekly e-news Archives
The Reason You Can’t Stop Feeling Like Something’s Wrong When a caterpillar spins its cocoon of transformation, it begins a process that is a supreme metaphor of our times. It has to spin a cocoon, a tight boundary and threshold between it and the world....
