Shadow Integration

Why do our kids feel like it’s the end of the world... every weekend?

This is the first of 3 dilemmas we examine in this episode: The Three Shadows of School

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Two more dilemmas we examine in this episode:

1. What is the validity of an education system where as much as 95% of students or 19/20 are cheating?

2. Can we really “IQ rank” our students, or can we create a broader set of opportunities for the development of many unique intelligences?

Also, 3 top priorities of schools; the 4 guiding principles, and where are we going.

What do criminal justice and childcare have in common? It has been said that ALL crimes are committed by children. Join us in exploration of the shadow which haunts both childcare and law enforcement: the illusion that evil can be mature.

We assume things about our relationships, we assume things about our partners. Sometimes we delude ourselves about things we feel uncertain or insecure about.

We as human beings have a rich history of many styles of relationships and marriages, styles of rearing children, and different styles of sexual expression.

Humans have exhibited a rich diversity of of sexual-spiritual behavior throughout history. Most modern people are unaware of this diversity.

The only moralistic suggestion I make is to have conscious agreement in your relationships, focusing on trust and mutual comprehension.

Why have Catholic priests developed a reputation for child abuse? How does mental retardation occur in sexual-moral development? How does Catholic ideology play into the situation? Rated R for adult themes.

This episode covers the deep integration of shadow that exists in criminal justice and the criminalization of trade. Where there is demand, there will be supply; and where there is secret demand there will be secret supply. By repressing certain types of products, we create entire shadow ecosystems where criminality is the norm. Join me, your host Daniel Wilder to explore the issues and an alternative system granting decentralized authority to universities for the research and distribution of substances.