Uncategorized

Connected Wisdom

At the end of the book there are three appendices as a synthetic wrap-up, tying together the different concepts exposed through the book and providing extensive references to other books and resources. I specially enjoyed the tales, since they are easy to remember and make some difficult or counter-intuitive ideas easier to get.


  • Why choose a social worker?;
  • CRAIGSLIST! THE CA$H MACHINE!?
  • Linkage to Services.
  • Media For A Better World.
  • Bestselling Series;

I'll be reading them to my kids before bed time: Apr 18, Gail Taylor rated it really liked it. This is a great reminder of how we best learn - through stories and metaphors. A fun book for adults and young children.

Account Options

Aug 17, Mary rated it it was amazing. Please see my review at http: Here is the direct link to this specific review: Hope you enjoy it! Nalani rated it really liked it Jan 26, Izabel Cristina Olson rated it it was ok Dec 11, Jay rated it really liked it Feb 10, Katrina rated it really liked it Jan 12, Suzie Schmidt rated it liked it May 17, Rana DiOrio rated it really liked it Jan 15, Alyce J Riddle rated it really liked it Oct 04, Ajay Ravindran rated it really liked it Mar 16, Skathi rated it really liked it Mar 09, Jennifer rated it really liked it Mar 18, Cort rated it liked it Aug 15, Patricia Finley rated it it was amazing Sep 01, Asrik rated it liked it Dec 14, Lori rated it really liked it Sep 07, Gordon rated it liked it Sep 06, Susan rated it really liked it Jul 15, Dana Edwards rated it it was amazing Aug 12, Jane rated it really liked it Sep 07, Marty Siegel rated it liked it Mar 22, Karen Murphy rated it liked it Mar 21, Gracie rated it really liked it Mar 13, Living Stories about Living Systems.

These perfectly enhance the organization of the book, neatly divided into twelve natural laws of living systems.

Connected Wisdom: Living Stories about Living Systems by Linda Booth Sweeney

Each chapter is then complemented with a flawlessly rewritten folk tale from around the world, which illustrates through story the principles in each law. Let us use Chapter 4 — Cooperation and Partnership — as an example. The popular folk tale, Stone Soup , is used to illustrate how a village keeps from starving, indeed feasts on a sumptuous stew, when everyone adds a little of what they have to the pot with a stone in it. We often think of love as romance with hearts and flowers, but in truth, as love matures, it has many levels and aspects and all make for a stronger living system, whether in our homes, our workplaces, our communities, or the world.

This month, consider all the ways that you reach out in love, and consider also how this strengthens the living systems in which you operate.

Everything Is Connected

Do you see how the two are connected, and that the important natural law of cooperation and partnership is really rooted in that fundamental emotion — love? Product details For ages Format Paperback 93 pages Dimensions Looking for beautiful books? Visit our Beautiful Books page and find lovely books for kids, photography lovers and more. The writing so seamlessly tied together [the author's] ecological concepts with the stories chosen.

Little Pickle Stories

And such handsome bookmaking! I am doing a keynote on tales of kindness for the National Storytelling Network Conference in Hawaii and will add this to my bibliography. Book ratings by Goodreads. Goodreads is the world's largest site for readers with over 50 million reviews.