Posted in personal ramblings on June 12, 2009 | 1 Comment »
It has been an empty few months… absolutely packed full of thoughts, emotions, experiences, conversations, interactions and meaning. But there has been nothing to post. How can so much be going on and yet the urge to communicate anything about it all be so reluctant to emerge? Why the silence? This is a question that [...]
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The term has now ended. Officially. Tomorrow my parents will come to Brighton and we will spend a couple of days together, talking, walking, looking, eating, laughing and connecting. After that, I will be heading to London where I will, with fingers crossed, successfully brave the process of getting my new work visa for India. [...]
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Posted in action research, complexity, complexity based methods, learning, organisational change, personal ramblings, philosophy, seva mandir, social change, studying on December 2, 2008 | 3 Comments »
The way that can be described is not the absolute way…
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N.B. This piece has been taken from my reflective writing journal and should be understood as tentative and incomplete
After our group session this morning [actually on October 28th], which surfaced many questions for me, I had a good long (much appreciated and really valuable) chat with one of my co-learners… It’s hard to [...]
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It’s been a while since I last put a post up and this lull has coincided with my transition back to England. Amazingly, after two years at a stretch in India, I have not had any adjustment issues (at least, nothing serious). I have been gorging on my mum’s fantastic food, propounding my theories about [...]
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Every once in a while, confusion sets in… and when it does, it tends to be everything at once. This leads me to believe that confusion is more about a state of mind than it is in relation to specific things… Though I may be off the mark here… In any case, a little bit [...]
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