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		<title>My interest(s) in Systems</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[If I weren&#8217;t relatively adept in social situations, I might be said to lean towards Asperger&#8217;s. I tend to take things literally, and love to explore the underlying structure of my world. Over the years I&#8217;ve explored extensively the ideas of Bucky Fuller (Synergetics), Stafford Beer (Viable System Model), and John G. Bennett (Systematics), among [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If I weren&#8217;t relatively adept in social situations, I might be said to lean towards Asperger&#8217;s. I tend to take things literally, and love to explore the underlying structure of my world. Over the years I&#8217;ve explored extensively the ideas of Bucky Fuller (Synergetics), Stafford Beer (Viable System Model), and John G. Bennett (Systematics), among others.</p>
<p>Various spiritual/self-development traditions have been part of my life. I believe our life is a gift, and our implicit task in this life is to find a way to use our being and the circumstance containing us to &#8220;good ends.&#8221; That includes exploring the measure of &#8220;good.&#8221;</p>
<p>I&#8217;ve found help in &#8220;working on self&#8221; in a variety of traditions beyond the Christian tradition in which I was raised. These include Hindu (chakras as a model for levels of human consciousness, various branches of yoga, ayurveda, and more), Sufi, and Buddhist traditions, and the &#8220;Bennett branch&#8221; of what Gurdjieff brought forth.</p>
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