Creating Change
How can we create impactful and lasting social movements that are equitable and inclusive?
Creating Change
all that you touch
you change
all that you change
changes you
the only lasting truth
is change
god is change31
adrienne maree brown • Emergent Strategy
We are still mostly misdirected, turned away from the wisdom that is our inheritance. Joanna Macy speaks of the “great turning,” a collective awakening and shifting direction, away from the wanton destruction of this planet and each other, away from those practices of separation and competition listed above, towards life and abundance. I like this
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over and over again
it becomes known
the peace we seek
is seeking us
adriennemareebrown.net • A Complex Movement
‘What we practise at the small scale sets the pattern for the whole system.’
Naomi Ward • The Micro Reflects the Macro and Vice-Versa — Fibonacci Patterns Show Up From Space to Cauliflower.
when we write the history of this planet, this moment in time where we have billions of people connected, and we have paid a huge price in terms of pumping stuff out of the ground in order to have the standard of living we have, we tend to waste it by watching the next thing on Netflix instead of contributing.
And a big part of my work is reminding
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The micro reflects the macro and vice-versa — Fibonacci patterns show up from space to cauliflower. The tiniest most mundane act reflects the biggest creations we can imagine.
Kat Aaron.
Naomi Ward • The Micro Reflects the Macro and Vice-Versa — Fibonacci Patterns Show Up From Space to Cauliflower.
While it’s useful to have awareness of the pattern, to tackle an entire belief system and associated behaviours is perhaps to take a lens that’s too wide.
Naomi Ward • The Micro Reflects the Macro and Vice-Versa — Fibonacci Patterns Show Up From Space to Cauliflower.
learned in school how to deconstruct—but how do we move beyond our beautiful deconstruction? Who teaches us to reconstruct?
adrienne maree brown • Emergent Strategy
In physics, energy is defined as the capacity to do work. It exists in various forms, such as kinetic, potential, thermal, and electromagnetic energy. At the most fundamental level, the protons, neutrons, and electrons that make up atoms vibrate, and it is these vibrations that create energy.