Zenful Conversations With Dr. Eileen Borris
“ZenJen” Brown and Eileen discuss forgiveness and conflict resolution.
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“ZenJen” Brown and Eileen discuss forgiveness and conflict resolution.
In Bogota, there has been a change in mood with unprecedented changes taking place in Colombia. The recent election of Gustavo Pedro, the first leftist candidate in decades, and a black female Vice President, Francia Marquez, has marked a once unthinkable shift away from the elitist politicians and parties who have held power for generations. […]
What is moral leadership and how do we find moral leaders? I agree with David Gergen, writing in his book Hearts Touched with Fire: How Great Leaders are Made’, when he speaks of leadership as a journey that has to start from within. That thought struck a chord with me and it sheds some light […]
There is no denying that polarization is taking place within the United States. People are at each other’s throats daily. With misinformation, disinformation, alternate realities and all the divergent points of views we can’t seem to agree on anything. We have forgotten how to be civil with one another, how to talk to one another […]
The unprovoked and barbaric war brought within the borders of Ukraine, and Europe, by a Russian dictator has succeeded in uniting the world in an unprecedented way. We all look on in horror at Russia’s aggression as it has unleashed massive human suffering, death, and wholesale destruction on Ukraine and its people. The barbaric actions […]
A conversation with Dr. Eileen Borris, a global consultant in political forgiveness, multi-track diplomacy, leadership, and conflict resolution. My guest for this episode is Dr. Eileen Borris, who is a global consultant in political forgiveness, multi-track diplomacy, leadership, and conflict resolution, and noted author and keynote speaker. Dr. Borris describes her work in changing society’s […]
“Immanuel Kant prophesied that mankind would one day be faced with a dilemma: either to be joined in a true union of nations or to perish in a war of annihilation ending in the extinction of the human race.’ Now, as we move from the second to the third millennium, the clock has struck the […]
Dr. Eileen Borris, psychologist, author and forgiveness expert joins Lisa for a conversation on political forgiveness and the healing of nations. Dr. Borris has spoken before the UN, the Dalia Lama wrote the forward to her book and her private practice where she helps others to forgive but not always to forget. Eileen’s work as […]
“There is no more powerful force then a people steeped in their history. And there is no higher cause than honoring our struggles and ancestors by remembering.” Lonnie G Bunch III Director of the Smithsonian Institution February marks Black History Month, a tribute to the black men and women who have made significant contributions to […]
“Do your little bit of good where you are, it’s those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world”. Archbishop Desmond Tutu On December 26th 2021, the world lost a truly remarkable man. Archbishop Desmond Tutu, lovingly known to many as the “Arch” passed away after a long and difficult battle with prostate […]