Caring, intelligent people have often had very busy lives in recent years, with many competing priorities and sources of motivation.  Even so, facing and overcoming the challenges of life requires some time and thought.  This means that quieter times are opportunities for reflection and planning. 

Through this online magazine, you can explore, think about and perhaps even write about quite a lot of important questions, especially questions about the art of consideration and a culture of consideration. We need to identify the right questions before we can attempt to solve the problems we observe in the world.

Thinking and writing usually need time, not money, which is one of the reasons why this magazine invites you (and everyone you know, and don't know) to take the time to think about and express your own views, including your views on humanity, and your thoughts about our common future, wherever you may be on the planet.





The news media can often contribute to the perception that we are powerless to change anything.  Even with the global economic downturn and world financial crisis/crises, the possible dangers of global warming, an unpredictable influenza pandemic, and the widespread incidence of unpleasant, life-diminishing, violent, coercive and authoritarian behaviour...

...it is important to take the time now to participate - enjoyably, peacefully and productively - in shaping the future.






How might you contribute to a better approach to governance, in all sectors of societies and states, encourage more peaceful human behaviour, and help to improve policy and democracy along the way? 


Don't worry if you are unsure about how to approach such a big question.  You can explore this website and discover your own answers along the way.








Without the information in this editorial, you might find it quite difficult to understand, and find your way around, the other pages here.  Identify the linear link path to keep yourself on track.  It is usually quite easy to locate.



Most of the magazine's pages should download quickly as there are very few graphics here (though I hope you like the ones I have created for you).  There are no videos, sounds or spectacular effects, either, especially as I like to assist modem users and people with modest telecommunications budgets.





Even if you have only taken the journey from the home page to this editorial page (an achievement in itself) and you are yet to see the rest of the magazine, please consider sending a brief greeting, perhaps just to say a friendly "hello".  It would be very nice if you would introduce yourself.

It would be even more wonderful to hear from you if you have some ideas about how I could improve Considerate Awareness Magazine.  There are plenty of other reasons to contact me and these are outlined further down this page (and further up the page, too).

You may even like to ask me more than a few questions.  I enjoy receiving questions.  And you are especially welcome to send responses to any I have asked.

You may also like to make a note of the easy web address - www.camaggi.com.





A culture of consideration is something that applies in practice, not just in theory.  This is an important aspect of the philosophical journey we can each take towards considerate awareness.  Learning and well being are often enhanced through a quiet, relaxing process of reflective, lifelong learning and well-informed reading.




Other html pages of Considerate Awareness Magazine, including this one, should not be copied, especially as the content changes very frequently.  I like to edit my writings as often as possible, not only to ensure their accuracy, but also to maintain the informed interest of the magazine's many regular visitors.

Can you see why this is part of considerate awareness?

You are also welcome to provide free editiorial assistance by sending an email with any improvements you would suggest.












Allow your own self-awareness to map out a route that is right for you.  If you feel at all tired or overwhelmed or distracted, it is much better to pause than continue.  You will usually find a link back to the home page from the other pages of the magazine.

By completely reading through a page of before visiting any of its links, you may enhance your understanding of my words, and of your own mind.  If you are in a hurry, or you have visited many times before, the link structure here may help you to make the most of your time, online and in life.









A comprehensive email page gives details about how to send messages on particular topics.  Some of the email responses you can receive in return include one-off, requested, automatically-generated messages as these save a great deal of time on my part yet the contents are intended to answer your questions accurately. 

Your name and contact details will always remain private when you write unless you make a specific request to the contrary.  There are several links to my privacy policy, including from this page.

The magazine does not have any mailing lists either.  If you want to stay in contact, the initiative will be all your own.  I'm looking forward to hearing your views.

If you have been reading a copy of my limited-edition book, Travelling at the Speed of Life, please quote its unique number, preferably after your name/signature, on all letters and email messages, and on the back of envelopes.  Thank you.






Most contributors to the magazine have read Travelling at the Speed of Life, so just ask at your local library or bookshop if you wish to locate a copy of the book.  I own the worldwide publication and distribution rights so any helpful librarian or bookshop proprietor should be able assist you, wherever you may be.  There is usually no harm in asking for assistance.

My hope is that my own writings, in whatever form, will encourage you, and the people you know (and don't know), to reflect on the thoughts and actions of yourselves, each other, and others - in a wide variety of ways.

If you have been reading my book, you will know that I like to examine ideas from a wide range of perspectives - though I would not want that to scare anyone.  How do you examine ideas and ponder over their worth?  How does your thinking help you to plan and implement your objectives?  How do you turn daydreams into reality?






This online magazine is just a small contribution to considerate awareness, considerate democracy, and to a global perpetual festival of literacy and understanding.  You are invited to be involved in the exciting, enlightening and inclusive global festival - for little or no cost.  You'll discover more as you explore.

...And thank you, in the meantime, for just reading this editorial.