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Monster: How Mass Shootings Can Teach Us How to Heal Ourselves, Our Societies

By Rebekah Berger February 25, 2018 Leave a comment

Dearest readers, There are many reasons why violence is so prevalent in the United States and around the planet today. Violence is an outward projection of our individual inner states of being as well as an accurate portrait of our collective state and how we use our consciousness to create the realities in which we […]

Bullying, Poverty, and Chaos: Are We Ready for Wisdom and Compassion?

By Rebekah Berger June 29, 2013 Leave a comment

Hello readers, Over the last few days, I watched two dvd documentaries.  One was called “Bully”, directed by Lee Hirsch, and the other “13 Families: Life After Columbine”, co-directed by Nicole Corbin, Mark Katchur, and Steve Lukanic. I am also currently reading “Fall of Giants” about the First World War, and “The Rich and the […]