john silkey
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john silkey
The important point to realise here is that our own wounds are reflected in the wounds we inflict on the earth, and each other, and that the healing of the one may (in time) bring about the healing of the other.
iii. What is it like to be human today?
The systems sounds are our wounds
Healing the wounded sovereign
By John Matthew’s
The most powerful journeys we must take are the ones we are not ready for and cannot prepare for.
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ii. 2/3 Subtle - aligning with self and Self and ii. 3/3 Causal - becoming elders
Bayo Akomolafe
my vow to support, strengthen, and awaken those devoted to the human spirit who are seeking how best to serve. May we be together in this exploration and recognition of who we are.
i. The person waiting inside me and ii. 3/3 Causal - becoming elders
From Meg Wheatley
Comforts, once gained, become necessities. And if enough of those comforts become necessities, you eventually peel yourself away from any kind of common feeling with the rest of humanity. – Sebastian Junger
Morgan Housel • Makes You Think
When we embody the world we want, instead of only railing against what we resist, we pass on a blueprint for our descendants.…
When we come together to feed each other, care for each other, and uplift each other, we create the conditions for beloved community. We weep, we laugh, we live. As the earth gets hotter, and more of us are endangered, we w... See more
When we come together to feed each other, care for each other, and uplift each other, we create the conditions for beloved community. We weep, we laugh, we live. As the earth gets hotter, and more of us are endangered, we w... See more
iii. What will it mean to be human in 100 years?
Valarie Kaur in cac newsletter
There’s a lot of alienation; a lot of disaster porn. We need grieving rituals so we can go through our despair together, so we can face the losses we know are coming.
Andrew Boyd • I Want a Better Catastrophe: Navigating the Climate Crisis with Grief, Hope, and Gallows Humor
foundation of Climate Grief retreat
As Parrish shows, we may imagine we are the protagonists in the story of our lives. But the sad truth is, most of us run on autopilot. Our behavioral defaults, groomed by biology, evolution, and culture, are primed to run the show for us if we don’t intervene. At our worst, we react to events without reasoning, not even realizing that we’ve missed ... See more
Clear Thinking: Turning Ordinary Moments into Extraordinary Results
ii. 1/3 Concrete - tuning in to reality and senses and self and iii. What is it like to be human today?
Good summation of modern existence. We think we’re protagonists and authors, we’re really spectators and flotsam carried by our conditioning
Your beginner mindset in the topic is an asset. It helps you communicate more simply what you understand to be true.
We desperately need healing for groups, institutions, marriages, the wounds of war, violence, racism, and the endless social problems in which we are drowning today. But we won’t know how to heal if we don’t learn the skills at ground zero: the individual human heart.
—Richard Rohr
—Richard Rohr
ii. 3/3 Causal - becoming elders and iii. What will it mean to be human in 100 years?
Healing the world begins with ourselves