ACTIVE RESEARCH PROJECTS
Research Fellows
Resonating~Business in a Resonating~World
Resonating~Business in a Resonating~World connects two end-points — Resonating~Business as a practical, common day-to-day activity and the Resonating~World as a universal, systemic definition of how the world works — using Nikola Tesla’s observation: “If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.”
OBJECTIVE AND EXPECTED RESULT
Resonating~Business in a Resonating~World will provide a framework for understanding Nikola Tesla’s “secrets of the universe” quote and a roadmap for the application of that framework to business. The framework is necessarily based on energy, frequency, and vibration, and both the framework and its application to business will expand to include other disciplines as well.
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DAVID TALMOR
RESEARCH FELLOW
David Talmor has decades of experience working in large and mid-size companies in the US, Europe, and the Middle East, both as a member of the management teams of industrial and high-tech companies and as a management consultant to such companies.
His focus has been on business flows and he is the author of many articles as well as the industry-standard book “Supply Chain for Liquids”. David utilized extensive investigation of nature and natural processes to gain new Resonating-based understandings of human interaction in general and energy flows and Resonating in businesses in particular, resulting in the It’s~A~Resonating~World initiative.
Extending Quantum-like framework of decision making to group decision making, organization behaviors, or social networking.
In this area objective would be to continue ongoing collaborations, and align them to the overall values and objectives of new paradigm research at the institute. View all research objectives.
SUDIP PATRA
RESEARCH FELLOW
Dr Sudip Patra completed PhD from University of Glasgow, Scotland, in the area of mathematical modelling in Finance. Sudip with a previous background of Physics is devoted to research works in the inter/transdisciplinary areas of Quantum-like modelling in decision sciences, and its implications in social sciences, for example in economics, finance, group decision making(as in OB), and policy research. Quantum-like modelling is an exciting interface between mathematical and philosophical aspects of Quantum science and its possible applications in human decision making, AI, with its possible relations with quantum mind or quantum brain hypothesis, but not necessarily so. Sudip is working on relevant publications and projects with Pioneering Scientists in this regard (for example with Professor Stu Kauffman or Prof Menas Kafatos, or Prof Partha Ghose in India). Sudip is a founding member of CEASP (Centre for Complexity Economics, Applied Spirituality and Public Policy ) at OP Jindal Global University, India, where he is also Associate Professor. jgu.edu.in
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Sudip is also engaged in research in Quantum foundations, which is a mathematical and philosophical enquiry into ontological and epistemological questions, which are foundational to quantum physics. Sudip’s research works can be found at Sudip Patra | Stats (researchgate.net). Sudip’s teaching responsibilities and interests lie is complexity economics, and related PhD supervision. He has been visitor speaker in prestigious institutes, for example IIT Bombay, or Aston University UK, and alike.
Research Leads
Spiritual Knowledge From Food Production As Principal Aspect To “Buen Vivir”
From the Andean and Amazonian regions of South America a new knowledge is emerging related to other values from nature and human beings. This is an intercultural vision, as it expresses a confluence of knowledges, rationalities and sensibilities from critiques within or at the margin of modernity. This new knowledge is related to the plural concept of “Buen Vivir”.
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CARLA NARBAIZA
RESEARCH LEAD
Carla’s academic formation began as an Engineer with integral preparation as a manager and researcher of natural resources and the environment, followed by postgraduate study in Geography. This added a territory-based perspective of the interconnection between natural environments and human environments, with strong emphasis on spacio-temporal land system dynamics. The research interest always guiding her investigations is how to improve our understanding of land use from a scholarly and academic perspective, and how to further conservation and sustainable development at the same time as we search for new ways of living in community with our nature.
She has worked for more than five years as University Lecturer as part of an interdisciplinary team. That kind of work increased her capability to hear other points of view and to manage dialogue that spreads new co-creative knowledge in the classroom, thereby generating and guiding richer discussions. In particular, through a focus on cultural, social, and environmental issues with students, without losing sight of their integration or excluding specialized knowledge bases. In the same way, she has taken part in several other interdisciplinary research teams.
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Moreover, she has worked extensively to construct a bridge between science, policy, civil society, and the private sector as a Project Manager of native forests in the Tierra del Fuego region of Argentina. This work has strengthened her knowledge about nature conservation, human well-being, and natural resource management through the implementation of an “integral manager plan” for land use in the private sector. This plan takes into account all types of landscapes, as well as including a branch of productive activities, such as agriculture, livestock, silviculture, and tourism. Cultural and social issues formed the background which guided the entire process in contemplation of pre-, existing, and post-intervention activities.
During the past five years, Carla has been working on an alternative project called Spiritual Knowledge based on food production as the main aspect of “Buen Vivir” (in English: right livelihood). This has been a big challenge for her because she has been working almost entirely on her own as an independent researcher during these years. She would like to share and exchange different experiences with a wide trans-disciplinary work-teams, such as in the research domain of NEW PARADIGM SPIRITUALITY, and especially in the sub-domain of EMERGING COSMOVISIONS, WELTANSCHAUUNGEN, and ORIGEN MYTHS of the Laszlo Institute.
Carla’s academic formation began as an Engineer with integral preparation as
a manager and researcher of natural resources and the environment, followed by
postgraduate study in Geography. This added a territory-based perspective of the
interconnection between natural environments and human environments.
She has worked for more than five years as University Lecturer, being part of
an interdisciplinary team. This increased her capability to hear other points of view
and, thereby generating and guiding richer discussions, in particular, focusing on
cultural, social, and environmental issues.
Moreover, she has worked extensively to construct a bridge between science,
policy, civil society, and the private sector as a Project Leader of native forests in the
Tierra del Fuego region of Argentina. This work has strengthened her knowledge
about nature conservation, human well-being, and natural resource management
through the implementation of an “integral management plan” for land use in the
private sector. This plan takes into account all types of landscapes, as well as
including a branch of productive activities, such as agriculture, livestock, silviculture,
and tourism. Cultural and social issues formed the background which guided the
entire process in contemplation of pre-existing, and post-intervention activities.
Since this experience, she has written several articles, book chapters, and a
book. One of the last ones was, ”La Prospectiva de la Patagonia Sur, en
retrospectiva. Análisis crítico de una propuesta de Desarrollo Territorial Sostenible“,
in 2022, and the other one “El lugar del conocimiento. Saberes ancestrales y
conocimiento académico”, in 2020, whose English version she is now working on in
cooperation with Cecilia Escribano.
The interest that always guides her research is how to improve our
understanding of land use from an academic perspective. But also, her incessant
self-reflection and introspection led her to link other tools associated with the search
for inner wisdom through art, for example. Knowing if we want to achieve
conservation and sustainable development at the same time that we find a new way
of living in community with our nature, the shift begins with oneself.
In recent years, Carla has been working as an independent researcher:
Spiritual Knowledge from food production as principal aspect to “Buen Vivir” (in
English: right livelihood). This research emerged from a fellowship in the University
of Osnabrück in Germany in 2016 and the interchange has been continued later with
other researchers from the University of Bern in Switzerland. The project is related to
food production closer to agroecology and also related to the knowledge that can
connect with our inner and ancestral wisdom. With this goal, in the last few months,
Carla started a trip around some European countries using Worldwide Opportunities
on Organic Farms (WWOOF), a global community conscious of ecological farming
and sustainability practices, learning more about food production, experimenting and
interchanging within organic farmers’ lives.
This journey started in England, then
Ireland and now continues in Denmark. She would like to share and exchange
different experiences with wide trans-disciplinary work-teams, such as in the NEW
PARADIGM SPIRITUALITY.
CECILIA ESCRIBANO
TEAM MEMBER
Cecilia has an academic background in biological sciences, starting with a grade in Veterinary Medicine. She focused her professional practice in the social field, as an agricultural extension technician. For more than ten years, she has coordinated and participated in several research and territorial development projects in the Argentinian institutional scope.
She worked extensively in management, interinstitutional relationships and transdisciplinary work aiming to be a nexus between farmers, government, academics and citizens. She realized the challenges that science and institutions face in order to attend to real demands, considering economic, environmental and cultural perspectives. She also worked for more than five years as a university lecturer, trying to encourage analytical and critical vision in the students.
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Currently, she is mentoring students and giving yoga classes, combinging tools from different physical, philosophical and spiritual disciplines. She focuses on personal paths, accompanying and promoting inner development. In the same way, she has worked with children, acknowledging their interests, abilities and emotions as a springboard for their own growth.
Cecilia is moved by an infinite curiosity on inner wisdom and its full expression in our relationship with the environment, both physical and spiritual. Her wish is to be part of a growing global community that transcends the academic and individual boundaries and develops in a shared consciousness.