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A lecture given at the Spring 2023 Regional Convivium by Dr. Katherine Wyma entitled "“Resisting the ‘Machine:' CS Lewis and JRR Tolkien as Models for Embodied Friendship in an Increasingly Encroaching Digital Age.” Dr. Wyma is Senior Lecturer of English at Anderson University in South Carolina. This talk is preview of a book Dr. Wyma has been working on related to navigating both the positives and negatives of living in a 24/7 digital environment.

An adorable Wednesday crossword by Caryn Robbins and Matthew Stock, the latter a familiar name among NYTimes crossword aficionados, the former less so -- this being her second (congrats!). The theme was fun, and there were many educational clues in the grid. For example, did you know that both CHAD and LESOTHO are land-locked? That Jean ARP is a Dada artist? and that OTTO Porter Jr. is an NBA forward? Well, if you didn't before, you know now! Lastly, today's WYMA is ELO**if  WYMA (Words You'll Meet Again) is unfamiliar to you, that's unsurprising, as what we hope will be a continuing segment  just sprung into existence during yesterday's podcast, be sure and check it out if you want the deets.Contact Info:We love listener mail! Drop us a line, crosswordpodcast@icloud.com.Also, we're on FaceBook, so feel free to drop by there and strike up a conversation!

A fine Tuesday puzzle by Zachary David Levy, not too terribly difficult (as expected: Tuesdays are supposed to be on the easy-ish side), but still impressive, with a stately theme (that will seem hilarious once you've listened to today's episode) and a few answers that are just fun to say, such as 29A, Sticky stuff, GOOP; 1A, Bit of foolish mockery, JAPE; and 61A, Utopian locale in a Coleridge poem, XANADU. In other news, we're announcing a new podcast segment - WYMA, Words You'll Meet Again. There are many clues/answers in the NYTimes pantheon of clues and answers that tend to crop up more than once, and they're just good to have in your back pocket when you're trying to be a keener crossword solver. So periodically we are going to just flag one of the answers in the grid we're talking about to be a WYMA word™️.Remember when listening to the podcast, it may help to have the completed grid available, and if you weren't able to solve it,  fear not! We always link to it in the show notes, as we are about to do right here.Contact Info:We love listener mail! Drop us a line, crosswordpodcast@icloud.com.Also, we're on FaceBook, so feel free to drop by there and strike up a conversation!

There's increasing evidence that switching to a plant-based diet can have a significant positive impact on both our health and the environment. Glynis Crook speaks to Dr Nanine Wyma of the Physicians Association for Nutrition, South Africa, who says that transforming the world's food system is essential to mitigate climate change.

Welcome to this week's episode of The AUSA Podcast! This is a conversation we've been wanting to have on the pod here for a while, and this season we finally felt poised well enough to do it. It's a pretty real and raw one, so strap in. This week, Dr. Wyma, a professor at AU, and Luke talk about suffering, disappointment, grief, and asking for help. Ultimately, this episode is about how to handle a bad day — to clarify, we're using “bad day” as a sort of shorthand for a difficult time of disappointment, grief, struggle, heartache, and so on. We walk through some appropriate (and inappropriate) responses to and about God in the face of suffering, how to manage bad days maturely and wisely, what Jesus' human experience means for our grief and sadness, and how to show compassion to ourselves and others in the midst of suffering. Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode or anything we talked about peaked your interest, we'd love to start a conversation! Do us a favor and share it with your friends, and if you have thoughts or questions you can DM us on Instagram @au411. Now that we think of it, to keep up with all things AU Student Activities, visit our Instagram @au411! Here are some of the resources that were talked about in this episode (or used while planning this episode) if you're curious about doing some in-depth exploring on your own! Books: "Abraham's Silence" by J. Richard Middleton; "Prayer in the Night: For Those Who Work Or Watch Or Weep" by Tish Harrison Warren; "A Curious Faith: The Questions God Asks, We Ask, and We Wish Someone Would Ask Us" by Lore Ferguson Wilbert; "God on Mute: Engaging the Silence of Unanswered Prayer" by Pete Greig; "The Fire Next Time" by James Baldwin. Scripture: 1 Kings 18-19, Genesis 22, Job Other: Every Moment Holy Volumes 1 and 2

05/05/2022 – June Wyma –Regional director of Moms in Prayer, impacting children and schools for Christ by gathering mothers to pray.

Niel backs exceptional young entrepreneurs to find, buy & build enduring small to medium businesses globally as co-founder of Ambit Partners, a specialised Search Fund investor. He is a guest lecturer in Entrepreneurship-via-Acquisition at the University of Cape Town's Graduate School of Business, has worked and studied in South Africa, France, Singapore and the United Kingdom, and is a member of the Global Shapers Community, an initiative of the World Economic Forum. Niel earned his MBA with distinction from INSEAD, where he was the Class of '75 Nelson Mandela Scholar, and his B.Com Honours with distinction from North-West University. He speaks English and Afrikaans.

Allen Wyma, host of the Flying High with Flutter podcast, joins the Jabber panel to discuss building mobile applications with Flutter. The discussion includes an exploration of Flutter, how to get started, how it's different from other platforms, and who should consider using it. Panel Charles Max Wood Steve Edwards Guest Allen Wyma Sponsors Dev Influencers Accelerator JavaScript Error and Performance Monitoring | Sentry Links Flying High with Flutter pub.dev Twitter: Plangora ( @Plangora ) Twitter: Flying High with Flutter ( @fhwflutter ) Twitter: Allen ( @allenwyma ) Picks Allen- Behind the birth of Dart - YouTube Allen- Rust Servers, Services, and Apps Allen- Rust Web Development  Charles- Outwitting the Devil  Charles- Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words Charles- Podcast Guest Preparation Instructions | Devchat.tv Contact Charles: Devchat.tv DevChat.tv | Facebook Twitter: DevChat.tv ( @devchattv ) Contact Steve: Twitter: Steve Edwards ( @wonder95 ) GitHub: Steve Edwards ( wonder95 ) LinkedIn: Steve Edwards

Allen Wyma, host of the Flying High with Flutter podcast, joins the Jabber panel to discuss building mobile applications with Flutter. The discussion includes an exploration of Flutter, how to get started, how it's different from other platforms, and who should consider using it. Panel Charles Max Wood Steve Edwards Guest Allen Wyma Sponsors Dev Influencers Accelerator JavaScript Error and Performance Monitoring | Sentry Links Flying High with Flutter pub.dev Twitter: Plangora ( @Plangora ) Twitter: Flying High with Flutter ( @fhwflutter ) Twitter: Allen ( @allenwyma ) Picks Allen- Behind the birth of Dart - YouTube Allen- Rust Servers, Services, and Apps Allen- Rust Web Development  Charles- Outwitting the Devil  Charles- Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words Charles- Podcast Guest Preparation Instructions | Devchat.tv Contact Charles: Devchat.tv DevChat.tv | Facebook Twitter: DevChat.tv ( @devchattv ) Contact Steve: Twitter: Steve Edwards ( @wonder95 ) GitHub: Steve Edwards ( wonder95 ) LinkedIn: Steve Edwards

Allen Wyma, host of the Flying High with Flutter podcast, joins the Jabber panel to discuss building mobile applications with Flutter. The discussion includes an exploration of Flutter, how to get started, how it's different from other platforms, and who should consider using it. Panel Charles Max Wood Steve Edwards Guest Allen Wyma Sponsors Dev Influencers Accelerator JavaScript Error and Performance Monitoring | Sentry Links Flying High with Flutter pub.dev Twitter: Plangora ( @Plangora ) Twitter: Flying High with Flutter ( @fhwflutter ) Twitter: Allen ( @allenwyma ) Picks Allen- Behind the birth of Dart - YouTube Allen- Rust Servers, Services, and Apps Allen- Rust Web Development  Charles- Outwitting the Devil  Charles- Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words Charles- Podcast Guest Preparation Instructions | Devchat.tv Contact Charles: Devchat.tv DevChat.tv | Facebook Twitter: DevChat.tv ( @devchattv ) Contact Steve: Twitter: Steve Edwards ( @wonder95 ) GitHub: Steve Edwards ( wonder95 ) LinkedIn: Steve Edwards

Jeżeli zdarza Ci się oglądać jakiekolwiek wiadomości, masz okazje zobaczyć polityków, którzy jedno mówią, a robią zupełnie coś innego. Takie zachowanie dla każdego lidera, jest przysłowiowym gwoździem do trumny.W dzisiejszym shorcie na tapet bierzemy angielski powiedzenie Walk the talk i sprawdzamy, czy zawsze jesteśmy zgodni z tym o czym mówimy, a jeśli nie, to dlaczego?Z tego shorta dowiesz się:- Dlaczego istotne jest robienie tego co się mówi?- Co zrobić kiedy zmienimy zdanie?- Co zrobić kiedy widzisz, że ktoś robi coś innego niż mówi?i wiele więcej :) Wersje video oraz transkrypt do tego odcinka znajdziesz na stroniehttps://nerd.management/s-17Agenda:00:00 - Wprowadzenie01:26 - Czy zawsze robimy to o czym mówimy?03:01 - Co oznacza powiedzenie Walk the talk?04:13 - Co się stanie kiedy będziesz robić co innego niż mówisz?05:16 - Dlaczego ważne jest być w zgodzie z samym sobą?06:17 - Pilnuj by ludzie dookoła Ciebie robili to co mówiąZapisz się do naszego newslettera, odbierz bonusy i otrzymuj informacje o nowych odcinkach przydatnych w pracy każdego lidera IT: http://nerd.management/newsletterNerd Management to inicjatywa, która ma na celu pomóc wszystkim świeżo upieczonym liderom. W szczególności tym, którzy na drodze awansu z dobrych specjalistów, zmieniają ścieżkę kariery na zupełnie nieznaną.Jeżeli widzisz wartość w tym wideo, to udostępnij je proszę swoim znajomym, którzy zastanawiają się nad zostaniem liderem w swojej organizacji lub właśnie się nim stali.Dzięki wielkie i Miłego dnia!Paweł Rekowski i Krzysztof Rakowski#NerdManagementShort #management #IT

In this episode, I talked to Allen Wyma.Allen Wyma is the host of the "Flying High with Flutter" podcast, and a panelist on the Elixir Mix podcast. He also founded a consulting agency, Plangora.We briefly talked about different technologies, such as Rust, Elixir, Erlang, React Native, Apache Cordova, and more.Allen also shared his opinion on Dart on the backend, Flutter on the desktop and on the web. He then shared his tips for beginners. We also discussed why state management is such an important topic in the Flutter community.Allen is from Chicago, and he is now living in Hong Kong, and we talked a little bit about how is life abroad.Help us reach more peopleRetweet, like, or comment on TwitterShare, like, or comment on LinkedInDiscuss the episode on RedditFollow the podcast on Twitter @flutter101devResourcesFlying High with FlutterBehind the birth of Dart with Kasper Lund (YouTube)Using Rust with Flutter with  Shady Khalifa (YouTube)Twitter @fhwflutterPlangoraDart meets Rust: a match made in heaven by Shady KhalifaFlutter docsDesktopWebElixir MixGuest: Allen WymaTwitter @allenwymaLinkedin @allenwymaHost: Vince VargaTwitter @vincevargadevGitHub @vincevargadevLinkedIn @vincevargadevWeb vincevarga.dev

Flutter is a UI toolkit developed by Google that helps developers build natively compiled applications for mobile, web, desktop, and embedded devices from a single code base. Development is fast because the screen “hot reloads” as you develop, the architecture is layered for fast and expressive designs, and its widgets incorporate all critical platform differences The post Flutter: Native Web and Mobile App Development with Allen Wyma appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

Flutter is a UI toolkit developed by Google that helps developers build natively compiled applications for mobile, web, desktop, and embedded devices from a single code base. Development is fast because the screen “hot reloads” as you develop, the architecture is layered for fast and expressive designs, and its widgets incorporate all critical platform differences

Flutter is a UI toolkit developed by Google that helps developers build natively compiled applications for mobile, web, desktop, and embedded devices from a single code base. Development is fast because the screen “hot reloads” as you develop, the architecture is layered for fast and expressive designs, and its widgets incorporate all critical platform differences The post Flutter: Native Web and Mobile App Development with Allen Wyma appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

Flutter is a UI toolkit developed by Google that helps developers build natively compiled applications for mobile, web, desktop, and embedded devices from a single code base. Development is fast because the screen “hot reloads” as you develop, the architecture is layered for fast and expressive designs, and its widgets incorporate all critical platform differences The post Flutter: Native Web and Mobile App Development with Allen Wyma appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

Michael Lindsay, Jim Bolthouse, Kimberly Holmes, Kay Wyma

This week, Aaron and Levi look at the concept of sin, its cause, result, and solution. What is sin? Ezekiel 28:15-17 -- Satan's pride Isaiah 14:12-14 -- Satan's descent Genesis 3:6-7 -- Beginning of human sin Isaiah 59:1-2 -- A cause of separation from God Romans 3:23 -- Falling short of God's glory What is the cause of sin? James 1:13 -- God not the source James 1:14-15 -- Each person the source 1 John 2:16 -- Desires of flesh/eyes & pride Romans 5:12 -- Original Sin Innocent Sinful Nature, but individual sin does the damning. --Oliver Crisp, quoting Keith B. Wyma, in [A Reader in Contemporary Philosophical Theology](https://www.amazon.com/Reader-Contemporary-Philosophical-Theology/dp/0567031462/ref=sr11?crid=3OHLNLSB4QPOR&dchild=1&keywords=a+reader+in+contemporary+philosophical+theology&qid=1612762640&sprefix=a+reader+of+contemporary+phil%2Caps%2C193&sr=8-1) What results from sin? Romans 1:21 -- Guilt with God (a vertical relationship) Shame from peers (a horizontal relationship) Romans 6:23 -- Death (separation) Hebrews 9:27 -- Physical (from earthly things) Spiritual (from God while on earth) Eternal (from God for eternity) What is the solution to sin? 2 Corinthians 5:21 -- Jesus took on sin Romans 5:15 -- Jesus brings life to many from One About Your Hosts Levi Moore (https://www.allthemoore.com/hosts/levi) is a husband, associate pastor @everettbaptist (https://www.everettbaptist.org), former science teacher, musician, aspiring theologian @SWBTS (https://www.swbts.edu), Linux advocate, and a child of the One True King. Aaron Moore (https://www.allthemoore.com/hosts/aaron) is a husband, pastor, farmer, research plant pathologist, musician, and a disciple of Jesus Christ @NOBTS (https://www.nobts.edu). Social Media Facebook: All the Moore (https://www.facebook.com/allthemoore) Twitter: All the Moore (https://twitter.com/allthemoore) Twitter: Levi Moore (https://twitter.com/levihmoore) Twitter: Aaron Moore (https://twitter.com/AaronTheM00RE) Gab: Levi Moore (https://gab.com/levihmoore) Gab: Aaron Moore (https://gab.com/AarontheM00RE) The Scripture Unless otherwise noted, all Scripture read in this podcast is read from the English Standard Version (ESV) of the Bible. If you would like more information about the ESV, you may read the FREE online version at esv.org (https://www.esv.org/Hebrews+11/). Seminaries Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (https://www.swbts.edu) One of the largest seminaries in the world, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary equips men and women with a strong theological foundation to fulfill God’s calling on their lives since 1908. Preach the Word. Reach the World New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (https://www.nobts.edu) Since 1917, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary has prepared students to Answer God's Call.

We talk with Allen Wyma about a Postgres PubSub feature and how it plays nice with Elixir. We dispel the idea that you should always use Phoenix PubSub just because it's there and we cover the value of learning what's built-in to tools like the postgrex library. Allen shares how Postgres PubSub elegantly solved a problem for him and he gives tips for using it. We also talk about teaching Elixir through Allen's YouTube videos and teaching in person with his Teach Me Code efforts. Show Notes online - https://thinkingelixir.com/podcast-episodes/033-postgres-pubsub-and-elixir-with-allen-wyma

We talk with Allen Wyma about a Postgres PubSub feature and how it plays nice with Elixir. We dispel the idea that you should always use Phoenix PubSub just because it's there and we cover the value of learning what's built-in to tools like the postgrex library. Allen shares how Postgres PubSub elegantly solved a problem for him and he gives tips for using it. We also talk about teaching Elixir through Allen's YouTube videos and teaching in person with his Teach Me Code efforts. Show Notes online - https://thinkingelixir.com/podcast-episodes/033-postgres-pubsub-and-elixir-with-allen-wyma The post #033 Postgres PubSub and Elixir with Allen Wyma appeared first on Thinking Elixir.

Join us this week as we close out this series on The Image of God with Trevor Cox, the Spiritual Formation Content Director at Newspring Church in Anderson, SC. In the intro of the episode (1:02-4:23) Lukas and Jae talk about each episode of the series a little bit before moving into this final conversation. This conclusion is a culmination of our series, but ultimately, we’re talking about the culmination of Humanity: The Restoration of all things through Christ. In Part 1, Dr. Crisler mentioned the view of the conversation in a Philosophical sense versus the Christological sense. Today, we bring that idea back around and talk about this in a Practical sense instead of in a Theoretical sense. We take a look at this Upside-Down Kingdom we, as Christians, are all a part of and we discuss how someday we will return to the Garden. In the first part of the episode (4:40-9:54), Trevor tells us about what he does at Newspring and Lukas and Jae mention how, just as Parts 2 & 3 were nice pairings, Parts 1 & 4 work well in conjunction. In the next part of the episode (10:17-33:57), we ask the question: “How is Christ the perfect Image of God?” Trevor brings up the Sovereignty and Authority delegated from God to us through His Image. We look at some of Christ’s teachings and notice how, in our World, they seem completely backwards. We are living in an Upside-Down Kingdom where the Kings and Queens are those who are Weak, Weary, and Oppressed. Christ relieves that suffering and through His Upside-Down Coronation—the Crucifixion and Resurrection—we are coronated through Him and made citizens and rulers in His Upside-Down Kingdom. He has Restored us, and God's Image is completed through Him. We ask what true servanthood looks like, and we talk about what it means to be truly conformed to Christ’s Image and bought into our role in His Kingdom. We talk about how, for the Church, Christ is our Common Unity and in Him we have Perfect Community—or at least we should. We take a look at Paul’s words in Colossians 3:12-15 and consider them as an guide to the Upside-Down Life. In the final part of the episode (34:17-45:06), we ask the question: “How do we walk in the Restoration of the Image?” Trevor reminds us that “it’s not about trying harder; it’s about surrendering more.” Christ is Risen and we see at the end of Revelation that through Him the World will be made new. Eventually, we will be returned to the Garden and have Perfect Fellowship with God. For now, though, in the in between, we have a job to do. Through Christ in us, it is our responsibility to bring the Upside-Down Kingdom to Earth by living in ways that seem Upside-Down in our World—ways like Colossians 3 outlines. Thank you for listening and learning with us, and thank you to Dr. Crisler, Dr. Wyma, Dr. Renburg, and Trevor for coming on to share your knowledge and wisdom with us and our audience. For more information on what we're all about here at The Audibility Podcast, go ahead and check out our website https://audibilitypodcast.com, and to get connected with us, follow us on Instagram, @audibilitypodcast.

Check in on your friends and make sure they're doing alright, it's a tough time to be a person. If you are struggling with depression, anxiety, or other mental health issues, know that you are not alone. Reach out to your loved ones and ask them to help you or to help you get help. If you are thinking of hurting yourself, reach out. To find out how you can get help for yourself or for those you love, go to https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org. We are all very excited for you to join us this week as we continue our series on The Image of God with a previous guest of ours, Dr. Katherine Wyma, a Lecturer of English at Anderson University in South Carolina. In this episode, we do deal with heavy topics such as suicide, depression, and anxiety. If these are topics that you are sensitive to, please be aware of that. In the intro of the episode (1:01-3:46) Lukas and Jae talk about their thoughts on recording this episode and give the arc and purpose for the next few episodes in the series. In the first part of the episode (3:57-8:42), we hear a little bit about Dr. Wyma, her education, her doctoral thesis, and what she does at AU. As we move into the next part of the episode (8:56-19:44) and begin our discussion for this week, we talk about the reality of sometimes seeing our Image through "carnival mirrors." Often, we distort the Image of God in us based on lies told to us by the World or by the Enemy, just like Adam and Eve in Eden. We summarize Genesis 3 and talk about the Fall of Man and Dr. Wyma vividly pictures how absolutely horrifying it must have been for all the knowledge of Good and Evil to flood into Eve's mind and soul in one moment. We discuss the shame that Adam and Eve felt after they sinned as we begin to move into our discussion of how Christians today buy into a distorted version of our identity in Christ as Image Bearers. In the main segment of the episode (20:03-43:00), we turn the conversation towards the primary outworking of the distortion of the Image: mental health issues. Dr. Wyma mentions the importance of realizing that words change and how we do need to be wary of our words in a conversation about mental health, or even in our every day lives. Depression and Anxiety are serious topics and we need to be careful not to be flippant in the ways we talk about these issues. We talk about what Depression and Anxiety actually are and how they relate to the broken Image of God. At one point, Dr. Wyma mentions that this Distortion ending in suicide would be the ultimate win for the Enemy. We talk about how the Church ignores discussions around mental health issues and sometimes goes as far as condemning Depression and Anxiety as sin. We discuss the importance of lending a listening ear and we encourage those having hard thoughts to reach out, turn towards friends and, if necessary, seek help in a more professional setting. Often Christians want to focus on one or the other, but there is a marriage between the spiritual (prayer and the Word) and the physical (medicine and counseling) when dealing with issues like this. We touch on how Jesus would react to the broken among us, and in turn, how we should react to the broken among us. In the conclusion of the episode (43:18-47:53) we talk about how this relates to physical suffering in preparation for our conversation next week. Dr. Wyma shares some of her story with us and leaves us all with some encouragement to walk away with in the midst of our suffering . For more information on what we're all about here at The Audibility Podcast, go ahead and check out our website https://audibilitypodcast.com, and to get connected with us follow us on Instagram, @audibilitypodcast.

What does fear of the future have in common with faith? They both require trust in the unseen. Every day we face a choice: Dwell on our fears or dwell on the truth - that our God is bigger than our fears and sovereign over all. Kay Wyma joins Rebecca Carrell and Christina Perez (in for Liz) to talk about transferring our faith in our fear to the One who conquers our fears.

What does fear of the future have in common with faith? They both require trust in the unseen. Every day we face a choice: Dwell on our fears or dwell on the truth - that our God is bigger than our fears and sovereign over all. Kay Wyma joins Rebecca Carrell and Christina Perez (in for Liz) to talk about transferring our faith in our fear to the One who conquers our fears.

 “...she can laugh at the time to come.” Proverbs 31:25 Raising children is hard and there were many days that I leaned into this scripture. Lisa and I invested in our 4 girls and these days provide wisdom when called on. During the girls teenage years we would quote scripture to them. It felt like it feel on deaf ears. Our latest podcast with Lucy Wyma proves that those words impacted them more than we thought!! Listen and BE encouraged momma...they are soaking in it!!  

Rebecca is joined by author, Kay Wyma and Brand Manager of ChristianParenting.org, Cynthia Yanof as they discuss the topic of comparison and ultimately how we can see this struggle through the lens of scripture.

Is anyone a fan of feeling overwhelmed? Life’s pressures, expectations, and circumstances steal more than they give. When “overwhelmed” went too far, desperately hurting someone they knew, Kay Wyma and her family called it out and called it quits. Because even though feeling overwhelmed has become the new normal – it does not have to own us. What if you could take the negative nature of being overwhelmed and diffuse it or, better yet, flip it to good and be overwhelmed by Truth instead?You can get Kay's new book "Not The Boss Of Us" here:https://kaywyma.com/not-the-boss-of-us/

Sopranist Julie Wyma is the chairwoman of the Berliner Opernverein. Together with Berlin-based artists of different nationalities, backgrounds, and sexual orientations, Wyma has produced a staged version of the AIDS Quilt Songbook: Berlin Edition.

Do you get angry because your kids are never satisfied or lack gratitude? Do they have a sense of entitlement or you hear them say, “That’s not fair!” Did you just answer, yes? You might be a “Snowplow Partent”. Come listen to author Kay Wyma share about Comparison and Entitlement. Despite good intentions, many people in today’s culture foster a sense of entitlement in their children through comparison. Comparison, according to author Kay Wyma, was the tool used in the fall. The narcissism from which entitlement stems, Wyma says, can be cured by learning to look at those around us, rather than what they have. Learn more about the dangers of a self-centered society, and join our conversation.