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Bruce Mulkey
Bruce Mulkey is a writer who tells powerful, inspirational, evocative stories intended to touch our hearts, minds and spirits, awaken us from complacency, and inspire us to become radically responsible for our lives and our world. He graduated from the University of the South at Sewanee, Tennessee, and has pursued a variety of professions, including high school teacher, log home builder, energy conservation advocate, and nonprofit communications director, before ultimately choosing to follow his true calling—writing.
Bruce’s essays and commentaries have appeared in the Asheville (NC) Citizen-Times, where he served as an editorial columnist from 2000 through 2004, as well as numerous other print and online publications. With his wife, Shonnie Lavender, Bruce co-authored I Do! I Do! The Marriage Vow Workbook, which was published by Lulu Press in July 2006.
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Walking Our Talk: Taking radical responsibility for our lives and our world
The essays in this book are written in support of a more compassionate, just, sustainable, and peaceful world, a world in which each of us loves, honors, and respects ourselves, one another, other animals, all living things, the earth itself. I believe that there are millions of us working to create such a society. And while we’re not yet a majority, we are a sizeable and growing segment of the population. For those who wish to move this vision from thought to word to action to reality, I invite you to become an active participant in the emerging culture of connection.
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Mulkey-Chaney-Lavender-Newton-Jones-Rone 2008 Calendar
2008 calendar of Mulkey-Chaney-Lavender-Newton-Rone-Jones families with photos and birth dates
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Peaceful Patriots: Taking a stand for peace in an era of endless war
The essays in this book were written to reaffirm our innate personal power, our inherent collective wisdom, and our unquestionable capacity to create the world we want to see. Sages and mystics have noted that peace begins within each of us—in what we think, what we say, and what we do. We must understand that conflict is inevitable but war is always optional if we want our leaders to move away from the outmoded precept that might makes right. We must be conscious of our connection in the web of life with other humans and all species if we wish coexist in harmony and understanding rather than animosity and ill will.
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