In political times such as these, our inner strength may need encouragement to believe in itself again. Kaira Jewel calls us back to a long, shared history of all we can do when we’re connected with our power to do it.
The middle seat has always been the one to avoid. But the squeeze of ecological harm is there for all of us, whether or not we fly, tightened by countless industries that depend on our disconnection. Can a wakeful presence, right in the discomfort, open up possibilities beyond guilt, blame, or denial?
What is the role of not-knowing in activism? What is the relationship between personal and collective healing in social change? Kazu Haga illuminates the ancient spiritual roots of nonviolence.
How can we recover the mind from political fear, and recommit ourselves to the urgent task of collective healing? Kaira Jewel invites the mindfulness bell to our moment, and rings it louder than ever.
The wider culture would have us believe that we must choose hope, even if by force, as the only alternative to despair. Is that so? What poignant possibilities lie in the uncertain space between?
Out of love, Insight teacher Rob Burbea asks us to boldly investigate our agenda for practice. What are its risks and and possibilities in supporting our response to a suffering world?
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