Nurturing vibrant, intelligent human community.
Tending our primary relationship with, and belonging to, the world.
Fostering intimate engagement with
the wild within and around us.
Our single task is that we remember that we belong – to each other, to the Earth, to Life and to our ancestors; that we live knowing our individual wellbeing is inextricably woven with our collective wellbeing, including the Earth’s.
Because it most assuredly is.
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Online beginning Friday, March 15
Our ethics live in our most intimate landscape, the place where our heart, soul and ego weave together to meet the world. Our Ethics are an expression of our experience of belonging in and to the world. They are not a static set of rules to which we adhere. There are not personal ethics and professional ethics. There is only the lived behavior of belonging that constitute our ethical participation.
This course will focus on the verb Ethics rather than the noun. Join me and a small cohort of fellow healing pioneers as we explore this essential terrain in the ongoing development of the radical practitioner of ourselves. For more information, and to register, click here.
Individual Mentorship for Adults
Part practical guidance, part grandmothering, part soul-guiding and ancestral honoring and repair, and certainly containing the evidence-based, more ecologically-minded elements of modern psychotherapy, mentorship is an old world thing that is hard to find in Western Culture’s modern medical model. In one form or another, this kind of mentoring is a thing all of us desperately need, but few of us are awake enough to know to long for… Read more…
Recent Essays
We must let these times call us up and out into versions of ourselves that have not yet been seen on Earth. We must be savvy and cunning. We must make ourselves inhospitable to the strategic assaults to our spirit and our courage, while making ourselves eminently findable by the deep Dream of The World. We must allow ourselves to be made in just such a way that we become brave and ingenious collaborators with the Dream in ways we could not have imagined. We must learn to serve in these times, not from a place of desperation or saving but from a place of love, deep imagination and fertile rage.