Don't walk in with a colonial mindset and say, "We know your problem and we're going to fix it."

Mistakes are very seldom permanent, most of them can be fixed with less difficulty and drama than one imagines, and there's nothing shameful about them. There is, however, something sad and limiting about the fear of making them.

Men can learn a lot about the importance of nurturing and being in relation to the life force versus having power over.

I think the antidote to any symptom borne of fear and scarcity is love. Compassion, understanding, respect, honor: all the things we need to help the world heal begin there.

Thinking that everything must be bigger to matter is a problem. Small power emanates and disseminates in a very different way.

If you can intuit well, you're essentially meeting the future faster.

It's no surprise that if you look at the development of the economy, of consumerism, of all these things that have gotten out of hand over the last hundred years, it happened when men were purposeless, when they didn't actually have a legitimate reason to be moving the species forward because the machines were doing all the hard work.