Most people – maybe more than you think – are peace- and love-seeking creatures who are sometimes caught in bad situations. The most practical thing you can do, even in hard times, is to lead with curiosity, lead with respect, work hard to understand the people you might be taught to detest.

“That means seeing people with generous eyes, offering... See more

And while each of us needs to cultivate those skills, we cannot do it alone. As Vervaeke pointed out in a recent lecture, we need a self-reflective community, a Sangha. Jordan Hall puts it somewhat more mechanistically; we have to learn how to come together in a decentralised collective intelligence. The first step of that is to come into... See more

What Would It Be Like to Restore Sanity?

What would it be like to work together again in creative and generous ways?

What would it be like to be curious about who you’re with rather than judging or fearing them?

What would it be like to engage together in exploring possibilities rather than withdrawing in conflict or disagreement?

What would it be... See more