“Socialism' should not be taken to mean merely subordinating the economy to the needs and values of society. It also involves the creation, as an effect of ever shorter and increasingly flexible working hours, of a growing sphere of sharing within the community, of voluntary and self-organized co-operation, of increasingly extensive self-determined activities.” CommunityPersonal GrowthSocialismSelf DeterminationHuman ProgressWorking HoursCo Operation Book:Capitalism, Socialism, Ecology Source: Capitalism, Socialism, Ecology
“You have to get safe and know how to work together with your system of selves before you can work on the memories with all the details and all the feelings. Even then it’s not just letting it all hang out. It’s a long slow process that is designed to overwhelm you as little as possible. We can discuss it in depth at a later time. Right now, your situation reminds me of a bunch of folks on a big sailboat that’s taking on water. No one knows where the life vests are, or how to put them on. Half the crew is below decks refusing to come out, and the other half is fighting with each other. Then someone says, ‘Ooh there’s a hurricane, let’s sail into that!’ Doesn’t sound likely that the ship and the crew are going to do very well there, does it? Sometimes, even if you’re not prepared, a hurricane hits, but that’s different from deliberately sailing into one. ‘The first thing is that everyone needs to work on working together, getting safe from harm to yourselves and others. I really believe, from everything you’ve all said, that you’ve all been hurt enough. You don’t need any more harm coming to any of you or your body. You don’t have to like everyone, love everyone, or even trust everyone inside. It’s just a matter of seeing how you can begin to risk to work together.” HealingSafetyDissociative Identity DisorderAlter PersonalitiesCo OperationAbuse MemoriesProcessing TraumaSystems Work Author:Richard J. Loewenstein
“With teamwork, any little contribution you make yields greater output when it meets the contribution of others, and guess who gets the plus? Everyone in the team!” FriendshipGreaterRelationshipTeamFood For ThoughtIsraelmore AyivorContributionPlusYieldTeamworkPartnershipInputOutputLittleEveryoneGuessYieldsCo OperationLittle Contribution Book:The Great Hand Book of Quotes Source: The Great Hand Book of Quotes
“Aboriginal Okinawan Karate was traditionally taught in modest home Dojos, in small informal groups (sole purpose of teachings revolved around life preservation), in A closely tied supportive environment; unlike main island modern Japanese version with rivalry and competition, instructed in large groups belonging to even larger organizations with pseudo-militaristic hierarchy” TeachingKarateSupporting OthersOkinawaDojoCo Operation Author:Soke Behzad Ahmadi