Reflective Notes

Community Documents
Notes, Comments, Reviews, Reflections on the Unconference@LoyolaChennai
Get Off the Highway: Taking Diversions and U-Turns:
Conversations and Dialogues on Sustainable Futures and Spirituality

Document 1: Observations and Sharing by Barnabas Tiburtius (TIB)

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Document 2: Sharing: Bringing the Spirits Back In: Sustainability & Spirituality in the Asian Context by Dicky Sofjan (Dicky)

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Document 3: Notes by Min Ameen (Min)

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Document 4: Sharing by Ram Kumar

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Document 5: Notes and Reflections by
Lhundup Dukpa

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Document 6: Keynote 3: Can There Be Progress Without Spirituality by KP Fabian

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