Most of us desire peace.
We do not relish conflict, whether with intimate partners such as our spouses, with extended family, with neighbors, or with members of other cultures or ethnic groups.
Continue Reading »Most of us desire peace.
We do not relish conflict, whether with intimate partners such as our spouses, with extended family, with neighbors, or with members of other cultures or ethnic groups.
Continue Reading »There are few innovations that compare with Facebook when it comes to no-waiting-required social feedback, particularly the type of feedback that identifies your considerable character flaws in graphic detail. Dare to suggest a popular plan of action might suffer from flaws…
Continue Reading »This past week, I returned to the Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution at Pepperdine University Law School, where I earned a Masters in Dispute Resolution, for an event co-hosted by the prestigious Nootbaar Institute on Law, Religion, and Ethics.
Continue Reading »In previous blog posts I discussed Taming the Wolf concepts using health-care legislation as a working example. This past week the vote in Massachusetts validated my anticipation the public dissatisfaction that results from a corrupt process.
Continue Reading »March 3rd & 10th, 2010
7—9:30 PM
Padre Serra Parish, Camarillo, CA
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Learn More »As we approach Christmas Day our best wishes go out to all the wonderful people we have met this past year. We consider ourselves blessed to have enjoyed the support and gifts you have bestowed upon us at Taming the Wolf.
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Continue Reading »Taming the Wolf will participate in an Interfaith Dialogue at the Western Justice Center Thursday November 12th.
Continue Reading »A few weeks ago, the Ketelhuts, owners of Puerta del Cielo Vineyards in Thousand Oaks, invited us to capture the harvest of their Sangiovese grapes. We invite you to watch the video »
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