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Why do we still go to war in an age of progress? Dr Carlos Raimundo explores this urgent question in light of Israel’s recent strike on Iran, ongoing regional hostilities, and humanity’s recurring slide into violence. Drawing on Spiral Dynamics, neuroscience, and personal reflection, he argues that despite our advances, we still default to fear-driven, archaic responses. We are not yet living from the level of consciousness need to transcend war, but we are on the way.

A punto de casarse, Ana y Mario luchaban: suegras, hijos... "Play of Life" destapó lo oculto: pasado de Ana, Mario absorto en el niño, hijo distante. ¡El niño era detonante, no causa! En una sesión, la herramienta "mostró" la verdad, más allá de las palabras.

A punto de casarse, Ana y Mario luchaban: suegras, hijos... "Play of Life" destapó lo oculto: pasado de Ana, Mario absorto en el niño, hijo distante. ¡El niño era detonante, no causa! En una sesión, la herramienta "mostró" la verdad, más allá de las palabras.

What Will You Do with What You Have Left? On 18 November 1995, world-renowned violinist Itzhak Perlman walked onto the stage, braced by crutches and leg braces, to perform at Avery Fisher Hall in New York. Just a few bars into the concert, a string snapped. Everyone thought he would stop. But he didn’t.

Have you ever found yourself thinking: How many times do I have to say the same thing? Why do they get so upset when I’m just trying to help? If so, you’re not alone. These moments often aren’t just about communication breakdowns; they’re signs you’ve stepped into a family pattern where emotions overshadow the message you truly want to share.

¿Se puede practicar la política con humanidad? Lee la reflexión del Dr. Raimundo y pregúntate: ¿Cómo trato a mis seres queridos y a mí mismo?