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What if we focus at least as much on life as we do on death?
In our daily lives & institutions we pay huge attention
to what hurts, harms, or kills us. 'Death' is a major focus,
in public health ('mortality & morbidity,' 'leading causes of death'),
the social sciences ... and in religious motifs ('guilt,' 'shame,' 'sin,' etc.).
In our daily lives & institutions we pay huge attention
to what hurts, harms, or kills us. 'Death' is a major focus,
in public health ('mortality & morbidity,' 'leading causes of death'),
the social sciences ... and in religious motifs ('guilt,' 'shame,' 'sin,' etc.).
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The "Leading Causes of Life" is a way of thinking about reality. With deep moral foundations, it rests on five interacting elements. Not a mere 'toolbox', it helps us understand the complexity of human action and interaction, so that we may act with generative intention whatever we are doing wherever we are. . |
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- 'Leading Causes of Life' videos -
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Intro to LCL
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Connection
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Agency
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Coherence
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Hope
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Intergenerativity
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LCLI-related books
This revelatory Handbook explores the relationship between and effects of organised religion and spirituality on community, population, and public health, with an emphasis on new pathways for human health in a turbulent world.
[Edward Elgar, 2004] Click image online site 
VIDEO
Life has a way of rolling, not unlike a 'murmuration,' something starlings do.
A wonderful example of emergent, dynamic complexity unexplained by linear logic, only by life.
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