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		<title>By: Jennie Richards</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Your comments remind me of reading &quot;Punished by Rewards&quot; by Alfie Kohn when he talks about the fact that rewards kill interest and the intrinsic desire to do something. Changing people&#039;s mindset and attitudes must come from the realization and consciousness that change is needed and will bring a positive effect. In &quot;Consious Evolution&quot; Barbara Hubbard talks about the idea that we need to transcend our self-centered consciousness and see how we&#039;re all connected to the &quot;larger whole.&quot; When we do this, we can take responsibility for our contributions to air, water pollution; carbon emissions; species extinction--global warming. But if we see ourselves as somehow &quot;separate&quot; from the whole, society, the planet--then we don&#039;t tend to see or take responsibility for how we might be harming the planet. I think one approach is to approach resolving these complex issues avoiding either/or thinking and instead approaching a solution with   raising consciousness about how powerfully individuals can contribute to &quot;change&quot; and how great an effect the individual has on the &quot;whole,&quot; but they must see that they are not &quot;separate from&quot; but part of the solution and the greater issue.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Your comments remind me of reading &#8220;Punished by Rewards&#8221; by Alfie Kohn when he talks about the fact that rewards kill interest and the intrinsic desire to do something. Changing people&#8217;s mindset and attitudes must come from the realization and consciousness that change is needed and will bring a positive effect. In &#8220;Consious Evolution&#8221; Barbara Hubbard talks about the idea that we need to transcend our self-centered consciousness and see how we&#8217;re all connected to the &#8220;larger whole.&#8221; When we do this, we can take responsibility for our contributions to air, water pollution; carbon emissions; species extinction&#8211;global warming. But if we see ourselves as somehow &#8220;separate&#8221; from the whole, society, the planet&#8211;then we don&#8217;t tend to see or take responsibility for how we might be harming the planet. I think one approach is to approach resolving these complex issues avoiding either/or thinking and instead approaching a solution with   raising consciousness about how powerfully individuals can contribute to &#8220;change&#8221; and how great an effect the individual has on the &#8220;whole,&#8221; but they must see that they are not &#8220;separate from&#8221; but part of the solution and the greater issue.</p>
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