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Lois Farfel Stark has been described as a “female Joseph Campbell,” She’s the author of an extraordinarily creative, visionary and beautiful book. The Telling Image: Shapes of Changing times, which won four book awards, including Best Nonfiction 2019, from Next Gen Indie Book Awards. TEDx talk, Shape : Hiding in Plain Sight. Former Emmy awarded Producer Writer of NBC News documentaries. She has filmed in Liberia, Abu Dhabi, Israel, Northern Ireland and Cuba.
Other documentaries have covered architecture, medical research, globalization, social issues and artists.
Her website is loisfstark.com
One source of wisdom is a wider lens
The future is embedded in the present… to deeply see the present we need to embrace paradox, hold opposites and accept complexities with infinite causes and consequences.
We were nature centered, then human-centered, and now we become planet-centered. Being able to recognize past mindsets can alert us to current change, teach us to enlarge our lens and warn us not to mistake our mental map for full reality.
We live within the maps we create. Changing the mental map will change who we are.
To think out of the box, we need to see the _boxes we have been in.
We shape our world and then it shapes us. Romeo and Juliet
Balancing of opposites The web and circles, san Bushmen praying mantis,
collective, interconnected,
Where do indigenous people’s fit in?
Ladder: square, pyramid and grid 8} linear hierarchical, pyramids, god, shift from images to text, nature shifted from sacred source to material resource, shift from nature to man.
Network Helix
Torus toroidal magnetic field around a person, around earth, Torroidal architecture function?
What about zoom and corona virus? Balancing of opposites. Planetary consciousness
Pattern vs adaptive
The Dagara tribe—no word for you? Closest is “you are my other self.” The other is us. Difference in training a young person’s mind—linear to touch screen hyperlinked thinking.
We are the viewfinder and the storyteller of the stimulus and information coming to us. The story we tell about what we download becomes our version of reality. The digital world and the biological world are merging. Synthetic bacterium One source of wisdom is a wider lens The future is embedded in the present… to deeply see the present we need to embrace paradox, hold opposites and accept complexities with infinite causes and consequences.
Being able to recognize past mindsets can alert us to current change, teach us to enlarge our lens and warn us not to mistake our mental map for full reality.
We live within the maps we create. Changing the mental map will change who we are.
Lois Farfel Stark has been described as a “female Joseph Campbell,” She’s the author of an extraordinarily creative, visionary and beautiful book. The Telling Image: Shapes of Changing times, which won four book awards, including Best Nonfiction 2019, from Next Gen Indie Book Awards. TEDx talk, Shape : Hiding in Plain Sight. Former Emmy awarded Producer Writer of NBC News documentaries. She has filmed in Liberia, Abu Dhabi, Israel, Northern Ireland and Cuba.
Other documentaries have covered architecture, medical research, globalization, social issues and artists.
Her website is loisfstark.com
One source of wisdom is a wider lens
The future is embedded in the present… to deeply see the present we need to embrace paradox, hold opposites and accept complexities with infinite causes and consequences.
We were nature centered, then human-centered, and now we become planet-centered. Being able to recognize past mindsets can alert us to current change, teach us to enlarge our lens and warn us not to mistake our mental map for full reality.
We live within the maps we create. Changing the mental map will change who we are.
To think out of the box, we need to see the _boxes we have been in.
We shape our world and then it shapes us. Romeo and Juliet
Balancing of opposites The web and circles, san Bushmen praying mantis,
collective, interconnected,
Where do indigenous people’s fit in?
Ladder: square, pyramid and grid 8} linear hierarchical, pyramids, god, shift from images to text, nature shifted from sacred source to material resource, shift from nature to man.
Network Helix
Torus toroidal magnetic field around a person, around earth, Torroidal architecture function?
What about zoom and corona virus? Balancing of opposites. Planetary consciousness
Pattern vs adaptive
The Dagara tribe—no word for you? Closest is “you are my other self.” The other is us. Difference in training a young person’s mind—linear to touch screen hyperlinked thinking.
We are the viewfinder and the storyteller of the stimulus and information coming to us. The story we tell about what we download becomes our version of reality. The digital world and the biological world are merging. Synthetic bacterium One source of wisdom is a wider lens The future is embedded in the present… to deeply see the present we need to embrace paradox, hold opposites and accept complexities with infinite causes and consequences.
Being able to recognize past mindsets can alert us to current change, teach us to enlarge our lens and warn us not to mistake our mental map for full reality.
We live within the maps we create. Changing the mental map will change who we are.







![How to recognize and Deal With Sexopaths, Psychoaths, Sociopaths and NarcissistsCaroline Kelly, MD.
Silvia Federici Re-Enchanting the World: Feminism and the Politics of the Commons
Silvia Federici is an American scholar, teacher, and activist from the radical autonomist feministMarxist tradition.[1] She is a professor emerita and Teaching Fellow at Hofstra University, where she was a social science professor.[2] She worked as a teacher in Nigeria for many years, is also the co-founder of the Committee for Academic Freedom in Africa, and is a member of the Midnight Notes Collective.
She is author of Caliban and he Witch, Witches, Witch Hunting and Women, and her latest book is Re-Enchanting the World: Feminism and the Politics of the Commons
What is the message and goal of your book?
What is Enclosure
the work of the International Monetary Fund, World Bank, and other proxy institutions as engaging in a renewed cycle of primitive accumulation, by which everything held in common—from water, to seeds, to our genetic code—becomes privatized in what amounts to a new round of enclosures.
Walls, Borders
What is social reproduction and reproductive work?
You’ve written about witch hunts, witch hunting and witches.
Perfect accusation
New rounds of displacement and dispossession
Witch finders, exorcists—ICE, immigrants?
Globalization recapitulates older forms of accumulation
Communitarian societies
Challenges of the Defense of existing commons and building of new ones
Communal relations—for survival, for resistance
Capitalism wants us to relate to spaces we live in as tresspassers. Commons sees us as being home
Zapatistas
Forces shaping our lives are becoming more and more difficult to understand
Violence and what to do about it
You’ve spent a lot fo time and and done a lot of work in Africa. Tell us about your work and what you’ve learned
Women as protagonists
A new world of cooperation and solidarity developing
Collective initiative
Commons agai/’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’’//’nst and beyond capitalism
Communing
History and prehistory of the commons
Knowledges of the commons
Feminism and the commons
Reenchanting the world
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