Tag Archives: wholeness

Inheriting the Earth

Today I was inspired by this quote that I found on Values.com, listed by The Foundation for a Better Life: If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, or walk with kings—not lose the common touch; If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you; If all men count with you, but none [...]

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Becoming Less to Be More

As Founder/Coordinator of the forthcoming Whole Man Expo, I want to continue my recent series of blogs about the concept of “wholeness.” For those who can relate to this rather esoteric term, wholeness usually conjures up a sense of a well-balanced person.  Many people focus on a range of skills/talents and resulting achievements.  Others think [...]

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A Very Upbeat Event

It gives me immense pleasure to invite you, your families , friends and colleagues to attend Whole Man Expo  Saturday, September 10, 2011, 8:30 a.m.  – 5:30 p.m at the Sheraton Denver Tech Center Hotel, 7007 S. Clinton Street, Greenwood Village, CO. Adults and teens of both genders are encouraged to attend this very informative [...]

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My Own Wholeness

As Whole Man Expo has been widely publicized (especially in the Front Range of Colorado), I would both hope and suspect that many people have wondered, “how do I measure up as a whole person?”  I regard this as a much more substantive and meaningful question than wondering how one measures up in terms of [...]

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Layers of Wholeness

As the Founder/Coordinator of Whole Man Expo, I want to illuminate various aspects of the term “wholeness.” First of all, true wholeness is reserved for the Supreme Being alone; we mere mortals can only advance in the direction of that ideal.   In the process of striving to be more “complete” people, our lives become more [...]

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A Well-Balanced Man

by Jeff Klein As we approach the release of Ordinary Men, Extraordinary Lives:  Defining Moments, the question of “what is a well-balanced man?” may be a relevant one to consider. As context for this exploration, let’s recognize that “balance” does not necessarily mean “of equal size or proportions.” It takes considerably more oil blended with [...]

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Sneak Previews

By design, our anthology is rich with highly diverse stories of the colorful lives of its contributing authors.  Periodically, I will share some “flavor” of several disparate stories, so as to provide a “sneak preview” of Ordinary Men, Extraordinary Lives:  Defining Moments. Probably our most intense story is one I co-authored with Sam Fireman, who [...]

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