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Manifes(ng  the  Upside  of  Down  –  Part  4:   New  Direc(ons  for     Deep  Resilience  and  Ascension   Aus(n  Noe(c  Science  Community   March  8,  2011   Oliver  Markley,  PhD   (Ver.  2.0  with  added  material  for  ac(vists) First  Three  Parts  of     This  Mul(-­‐Media  Series   •  Manifes(ng  the  Upside  of  Down  speech                       to  the  Houston  Noe(c  Science  Community,   October  3,  2010   •  Staying  Resilient  in  a  Wild-­‐Card  World  ar(cle  in   the  online  journal,  Noe$c  Now,  January,  2011   •  Deep  Resilience:  Manifes(ng  the  Upside  of   Down  (or  “The  Capacity  for  Thriving  in  Upside   Down  Times”)  workshop  in  Houston,  January   28-­‐30,  2011. The  Two  “New  Direc(ons”   1.  Principles  and  promise  of  Happiness  and   Posi$ve  Psychology  for  deep  resilience:    The  work  of  Shawn  Achor   2.    Principles  and  promise  of  Ascension:      The  work  of  Sal  Rachele. A  Noe(c  Experiment   (The  “Smiles  in  the  Brain”  exercise  on  page  202  of   The  Happiness  Advantage,    by  Shawn  Achor The  Ostrich  Effect New  Research  on  Wild-­‐Cards   (aka  “STEEP  Surprises”) Possible  events  with  a  High  Magnitude  Impact   •  Type  I  –  Low  Probability                                                                                             •  Type  II  –  High  Probability                Low  Credibility Major  Historical  Eras    Carrying  Capacity  for  Ecological  Load    Now  Beyond  Carrying  Capacity    A  Type  II  “Tipping  Point”     Toward  Epochal  Change

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ManifesFng the Upside of Down speech . Bioneers speech, . Sub-‐quantum Imaginal. (Akashic) Field. (esoteric arts & integral science). 47.
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