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18/08/2026

What is it about the human voice that technology can never quite replace?

In “Three Voices in the Grand Forest,” Mary Lou Sanelli reflects on this question after a conversation about AI and the possibility of recreating human song without the singers ever actually singing. The thought leaves her unsettled—and sends her searching for perspective among the trees of the Grand Forest.

There, the simple sound of three women walking, talking, and laughing together becomes a powerful reminder of what makes the human voice so much more than sound: tone, inflection, humor, intention, discovery—and genuine connection.

Read “Three Voices in the Grand Forest” by Mary Lou Sanelli in the Summer 2026 Technology issue of LILIPOH.

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15/08/2026

What if one of the most courageous things we can do is simply listen?

In a time when conversations can feel increasingly reactive, divided, and rushed, John Noltner invites us to rediscover a deeper kind of listening—one rooted in presence, curiosity, vulnerability, and the willingness to truly understand another person.

In “Listening as an Act of Courage,” Noltner explores listening not simply as a skill, but as a practice: resisting the urge to fix, defend, redirect, or wait for our turn to speak, and instead creating space to hear another human being.

Through his work with A Peace of My Mind and 40 Days Toward Deeper Listening, he reminds us that deeper listening can foster empathy, strengthen communities, and create the conditions for more meaningful dialogue and healing.

Perhaps the simplest message is also the most powerful:

“I see you. I hear you. You matter.”

Read “Listening as an Act of Courage” by John Noltner in the Summer 2026 Technology issue of LILIPOH.
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14/08/2026

What can the stars teach us about patience? ✨

In a world shaped by instant access, constant information, and technology that extends our ability to act almost anywhere at any time, Colin Treiber invites us to consider the value of restraint.

In “Concern for the Patience of the Stars,” Treiber reflects on our relationship with the natural world, the cosmos, and the threefold human being—thinking, feeling, and willing. He contrasts the immediacy of the screen with the very different kind of knowing that comes when we slow down, walk into the world, observe, and allow things to unfold in their own time.

Perhaps progress isn't always about doing more, faster. Sometimes it asks us to wait, observe, and choose when not to act. Treiber describes this cultivation of patience and restraint as part of our task of learning to “speak to the Stars.”

🌟 Read the entire article “Concern for the Patience of the Stars” by Colin Treiber here: https://lilipoh.com/articles/concern-for-the-patience-of-the-stars-by-colin-treiber/

13/08/2026

What happens when technology makes it easier to avoid the uncomfortable parts of being human?

In “The Threshold of Human Encounter in the Digital Age,” Simon Kuttner, Ph.D., reflects on the meaning of thresholds—the in-between spaces where we experience uncertainty, vulnerability, growth, and transformation.

In a world where digital connection can make it easier to avoid conflict, tension, and face-to-face encounter, Kuttner asks us to consider what may be lost when we bypass these important human experiences.

He invites readers to see the threshold not simply as something to escape, but as a space that can deepen our relationship with ourselves and with one another.

📖 Read “The Threshold of Human Encounter in the Digital Age” by Simon Kuttner, Ph.D. in the Summer 2026 Technology issue of LILIPOH.
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12/08/2026

What does technology look like through the eyes of a student growing up with it?

In “Clicking Into the Future,” high school student Divya Thamman brings a youth perspective to the conversation about technology and education.

From online learning and study tools to AI, Divya explores how technology can make education more accessible and adaptable to different ways of learning—while recognizing that how we choose to use these tools matters. For her, technology shouldn't do the learning for students; used thoughtfully, it can help students learn more effectively.

She also considers the bigger picture: the potential for technology to expand educational opportunities for rural communities, language learners, and students with learning disabilities.

📖 Read “Clicking Into the Future” by Divya Thamman in the Summer 2026 Technology issue of LILIPOH
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11/08/2026

How can we help children stay grounded and present in an increasingly screen-centered world?

In “Ground, then Glass,” LILIPOH explores the importance of nurturing embodied learning, attention, creativity, nature, and real-world experiences before introducing children to digital technology, while recognizing that technology has a place when used with purpose and developmental readiness. By modeling healthy technology habits and strengthening children’s connection to their bodies, communities, and the natural world, we can help them become grounded before they become wired.

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10/08/2026

In a world shaped by digital technology, how can we help children develop healthy, balanced relationships with media? This LILIPOH article explores a developmentally based approach that encourages children to first build strong real-world skills, creativity, critical thinking, and self-awareness before embracing digital tools with confidence and purpose.

By nurturing curiosity, mindfulness, and genuine human connection, we can prepare young people to use technology with care and intention rather than be guided by it.

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09/08/2026

Play is far more than entertainment. As explored in LILIPOH's latest article by Ona Wetherall O’Hara, simple, open-ended toys encourage creativity, problem solving, emotional resilience, physical development, and a lifelong love of learning while helping children build connections with the world around them. Sometimes the simplest moments of imaginative play offer the greatest opportunities for growth.

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08/08/2026

What if the biggest question about AI isn't what machines are becoming... but what we're becoming?

In Machine Ethos, Dennis Klocek invites readers to look beyond technological advancement and reflect on the uniquely human capacities of wisdom, discernment, and the search for truth.

Discover this thought-provoking essay in the Summer 2026 issue of LILIPOH.
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06/08/2026

What does it mean to stay human in a technological world?

Our Summer issue explores thoughtful perspectives on AI, childhood, education, healing, and the role technology plays in shaping our lives.

In her Letter from the Editor, Karen Davis-Brown invites readers to reflect on a timely question: Are the technologies we create—and the ways we use them—serving Truth, Beauty, Goodness, Life, and Love?

We invite you to read her thoughtful introduction to this issue:
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