More together than alone
Subtitle: discovering the power and spirit of community in our lives and in the world
By: Mark Nepo
Edition: First Atria Books hardcover edition.
Published: 2018
Language: eng
Number of pages: 332
ISBN-13: 9781501167836
Copyright date: 2018
Subjects: Communities; Philosophy; Religious aspects
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 287-324) and index.
Table of contents: title: We can find each other; title: We are they; title: From I to we. Life around the fire ; The unfinished painting ; The aspen grove ; Notions of community ; Bonds that last ; Little raft, big raft ; Keeping each other company ; An exercise in faithfulness ; Cooperation or resistance ; Just take a pebble ; Questions to live with; title: Islands in time. The two tribes ; Hospitality ; Of two minds ; Fairness ; Living in fear and scarcity ; The migration of care ; Whole-mind thinking ; Learning together ; From one to another ; Entrainments of heart ; Our struggle and possibility ; Questions to live with; title: Centers of light. Voices of the world ; The seeds of our nature ; The chamber of time ; Seat of the muses ; Clearings for renewal ; Where we meet ; The forest community ; Without ever pushing ; The web of knowing ; A common song ; Larger than ourselves ; Questions to live with; title: With and against community. Carrying the water ; Unraveling the knots ; Bending or loving the world ; The courage to take others in ; Putting down the brick ; Removing the oldest wall ; Blind travelers ; About to wake ; Grown over centuries ; Building things together ; Questions to live with; title: How we meet adversity. Beginning again ; The bell of Nagasaki ; The road before the temple ; Helping each other up ; Let the trauma speak ; when to stand up ; Facing evil ; In the middle of the storm ; Turning fire into light ; Reclaiming our humanity ; Questions to live with; title: Our interests are the same. When we understand ; Our global body ; If another world is possible ; The seeing place ; Questions to live with; title: The peacemakers; title: Eight worldviews and practices; title: The highest ethic; title: A small boy.