Meg Wheatley on Compassion Without Aggression
Taking our place in this time as Warriors for the Human Spirit: Meg Wheatley on freeing ourselves from ego, wielding compassion fiercely, and accepting that we are always, in some quiet way, sad—and that this is not a problem.
On Grief as a Portal to Listening Deeply
A grandmother elephant and a requiem of remembrance reveal that grief, held together, may open a slow path to the kind of listening we need now.
When We Gather, Something Awakens
An invitation to remember that we are always gathering, always in ceremony—and that true connection is never far from reach.
Opening Eyes, Minds, and World Views One Powwow at a Time
The massive voice of the drum circle called out to us before we even stepped into the building. My little granddaughters instinctively began tapping their feet to a rhythm they hadn’t known lived within them. The drums pulled us forward, and the vibrant regalia made our eyes wide with wonder. I could see their worldviews expanding in real time.