Experiencing, moral injury, and the search for ethical orientation in a turbulent world. “The body knows the situation before the mind can formulate it.” Eugene T. Gendlin At a time when geopolitical conflict, uncertain leadership, and economic pressures are eroding trust in institutions, many people are experiencing a deeper moral disorientation. When the frameworks that once claimed to uphold law and justice appear fragile or inconsistently applied, the question arises: wha

Why Skepticism Matters and Cynicism Fails Us In times of global crisis, many people find themselves pulled between two unsatisfying choices, blind optimism or hardened cynicism. One feels dishonest, the other feels protective. Yet neither offers a serious way to stay engaged with the world as it is. Optimism insists that things will work out. It smooths over complexity and reassures us that progress is inevitable. While comforting, optimism often collapses in the face of repe

Truly Gene's words, simple words, from the core of his being, lay bare the love, beauty and ultimate belief he had in people. All of this so intricately and yet so simply expressed, has carried forward into the world environment, his felt sense of the human being. He generously gave his precious gems so easily, freely and simply, and left for us all his word reminders of felt meanings and understandings that we have long forgotten or in our daily interactions may often forget