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As in coaching, ethical values are yardsticks to keep on a decent track within diplomacy. The ‘AURELIS five’ are nothing more nor less than this. They are also a means for gaining confidence. Diplomacy overlaps with mediation and negotiation. The best diplomacy being transformative, this overlaps with [see: “AURELIS Transformative Mediation“] (not meditation) [see: “Transformative Read the full article…
It’s time we learn to know who we are. ‘Seeing the thinking’ of some simple animals Here are some interesting videos from recent lectures by T. Sejnowski ― one of the most important researchers in the field, and whom I am following for thirty years as an inspiration to AURELIS. The videos are entirely fascinating. Read the full article…
Hamlet’s final words on readiness have often been heard as resignation. The Aurelian view hears them differently: as the fruit of a journey from hesitation through inner integration to calm, whole action. This reading brings Hamlet into conversation with Arjuna, the Shaolin warrior, and modern approaches to conflict — showing why his acceptance still matters, Read the full article…