The End of Intuition

Posted on September 17, 2011 by nrosanoff

The path of intuition has an end. Like the runway that allows the airplane to build up enough speed to take flight, intuition speeds perception to a point where we are lifted beyond the limits of the road. There is a point of awareness when the end of intuition is recognized – where intuitive insights have completed their job.

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Witness to Transformation

Posted on February 5, 2011 by nrosanoff

Witnessing Cairo Are you interested in supporting those who are demonstrating and standing up for a more democratic government, yet confused and distressed by the potential and actual violence? Are you having difficulty knowing who or what organizations to support? Do you think you have to take a crash course in Mid-East/North African history to [...]

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“Our Hearts are Broken”

Posted on January 14, 2011 by nrosanoff

President Obama opened his heartfelt speech in Tucson, Arizona with this phrase. And, it is true. Our hearts are broken by what happened this past Saturday in Tucson, Arizona. This confirms a universal Truth – that what happened is wrong. We agree on that. There is nothing good about a disturbed individual shooting innocent others. [...]

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New Year’s Resolutions:

Posted on December 31, 2010 by nrosanoff

Certainly committing to health, prosperity and happiness is good. Yet, what happens along the way that turns New Year’s resolutions to dust? Is there a solution? 1. New Year’s Resolutions are futile. New Year’s resolutions fall apart due to the frustrations inherent in their pursuit. Pursuing personal goals often sets up a “no win” situation. [...]

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The Communion of Saints

Posted on December 23, 2010 by nrosanoff

The “Communion of Saints” is a beautiful phrase that has seemed like something that occurs up in some more refined part of the universe – where choirs of angels spend their days singing Hallelujah! But it is actually much more available. During a recent visit with a friend with whom is shared an interest in [...]

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Does The Squeaky Wheel Get the Grease?

Posted on November 11, 2010 by nrosanoff

I grew up hearing my mother use this phrase often. She offered up many examples confirming it through her encounters with school administrators, health bureaucracies, etc. But, is it a guide to harmonious living? Is it a right idea? Maybe it’s just me, but it seems that there are more and more “squeaky wheels” in [...]

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Who is to blame for the oil spill?

Posted on May 19, 2010 by nrosanoff

Watching the senate hearings on the oil spill with Mr. McKay, Mr. Probert, and Mr. Newman squirming in their seats to avoid blame by pointing elsewhere is painfully familiar, yet also instructive to the enlightened eye. The truth is there is no one to blame. There is not one person or organization that can rightfully [...]

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The MetaView on Gates-Gate

Posted on August 4, 2009 by nrosanoff

The MetaView does not ask the question: “Why did these men go after each other,” nor does it ask “Who is to blame?” or “What should they have done?”

The MetaView asks the question: What does it mean that this incident triggered such intense national scrutiny, going immediately to the top of all news reports and dominating the national interest for several days, and continues to be the subject of essays and opinions?

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Spiritual Economics

Posted on July 5, 2009 by nrosanoff

What’s the Problem? A very wise consultant to the health care industry shared with me a conversation he had with a hospital board of directors facing bankruptcy:  “What do you think caused the financial difficulties of the hospital?” he asked.  “The labor unions wanting too much, the doctors demands, and the patients who can’t pay [...]

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