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EPISODE · Sep 21, 2016 · 1H 9M

Inquiry into the Plight of the Human Species - An Amateur Anthropologist's View

from A Better World with Mitchell J. Rabin · host A Better World with Mitchell J. Rabin

In this evening’s show, holistic psychotherapist Mitchell Rabin, surveys the planet, viewing the human species as both an amateur anthropologist and a holistic psychotherapist-thinker, experiencing the impulse to render a diagnosis and recommend some remedies. After years of studying individuals, families, groups and larger, collectives as well as himself as another sampling of the species, he has a few insights to share.   At the same time, Mitchell will offer what might be a few remedies to the current psychological conflicts causing conflicts as well as some solutions to some of the larger health problems on the levels of both people and planet.  This will touch upon the issues of governance, greed, power, confusion and the potential of infinite intelligence and possibilities.  Sacred stewardship,compassion, biomimicry, galactic/universal intelligence and indigenous wisdom will be woven into tonight’s narrative.

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