“The essence of the circular economy is to redefine the way we consider growth”: Unknown. Introduction Imagine you own a smartphone. In a linear economy, the typical life cycle of your phone would be raw materials are extracted, the phone is manufactured, you use it, and once it’s outdated or broken, it’s discarded, contributing to e-waste. In a circular economy, the process would be different. The focus will be on
Life is growing ever faster in our modern world, and we are losing touch with our true inner peace and power. When we no longer feel grounded, we can experience ourselves pushed and pulled in many different directions. At this point, we start to experience stress and a feeling of being trapped. Gradually, over time, this feeling leads to illness and disease, as our mental, emotional and physical health is
“Waste is Design Flaw”: Sophie Thomas Introduction Life is unpredictable. Many things are happening around us and we do not have any control. Nature also plays an important role in our well-being. As long as Mother Earth is predictable, we know what to do and what not. But when nature becomes unpredictable, it creates chaos in our lives. Content: What is Climate Change What is the amendment related to ‘Climate
“In our pursuit of success, we often forget that learning isn’t just about acquiring new knowledge; it’s about unlearning old ways that no longer serve us. The Zen story below beautifully illustrates this concept…” Story: Zen, Professor, and Tea (Source: Internet: Zen Flesh and Bones: A collection of Zen and pre-Zen writings) This is a story about a Zen master and a very successful professor. The professor wanted to understand
“Waste is Design Flaw”: Sophie Thomas Introduction Life is a remarkable journey, filled with myriad experiences, emotions, and lessons. One of the fundamental truths about life is its impermanence. People come and go, circumstances change, and nothing remains the same forever. Instead of resisting this impermanence, we can learn to embrace it. By acknowledging the transitory nature of life, we become more adaptable and open to new possibilities. Content: