Nyota
Nyota (which means star in Swahili) is a project that aims to improve the conditions of imprisoned women and the children who live with them
Our interconnectedness, however you personally conceptualize it, has the potential of being our greatest ally, and it is crucial that we use it mindfully.
Not to bypass the anti-racism and anti-oppression work that needs to be done to operate from this truth, but to use the power of spiritual work and focussed intention to move mountains and create lasting change.
We are, at our core – ONE.
When we work from within, connecting with our inner knowing, we become our own medicine.
When we evolve our individual well-being, we nurture the health of the whole.
We are mirrors to the world we are creating.
How can we use the creative power of our consciousness to generate wise action and restore faith for our future?
#STWUnity #STWOneness #STWMeditation #STWSpirituality
Our interconnectedness, however you personally conceptualize it, has the potential of being our greatest ally, and it is crucial that we use it mindfully.
Not to bypass the anti-racism and anti-oppression work that needs to be done to operate from this truth, but to use the power of spiritual work and focussed intention to move mountains and create lasting change.
We are, at our core – ONE.
When we work from within, connecting with our inner knowing, we become our own medicine.
When we evolve our individual well-being, we nurture the health of the whole.
We are mirrors to the world we are creating.
How can we use the creative power of our consciousness to generate wise action and restore faith for our future?
#STWUnity #STWOneness #STWMeditation #STWSpirituality
Nyota (which means star in Swahili) is a project that aims to improve the conditions of imprisoned women and the children who live with them
Our vision is to support individuals who have been in catastrophic level car accidents with a healing and regenerative process whereby through a series of
The vision of this project is to create (fit out and equip) an ARSENIC (Art, Science, Education for a New Cultural Innovation) neighbourhood cultural space,
Back to Earth is an artistic and innovative project showing the importance of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta [Santa Marta’s snow-capped mountain range], located
Kalpulli Ayolopaktzin is a matriarch & queer led group of intertribal families reclaiming, reconnecting, and maintaining personal, land, and ceremonial ties while cultivating sovereign intertribal,
British Columbia, Canada – Turtle Island
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Anger serves as a bodyguard for our personal pain and suffering. When book-love-and-rage.jpgrecognized and handled with attention, love, and compassion, it can be a powerful mobilizing factor in our solidarity and commitment to enacting social change. However, too many activist communities have an ill-informed, immature, and romanticized relationship to it. What is needed, says Owens, is a relationship to the heartbreak of anger that is embodied, nondestructive, and deeply healing for all. Here he offers personal insights, stories from others, as well as Buddhist teachings and meditations for tapping into anger’s liberating
Sally’s indispensable on-the-mat guide to making your meditation a profound, adventurebook-meditation-for-the-love-of-it.jpgsome, and deeply enjoyable relationship with your inner self. >Meditation for the Love of It>—written in Sally’s clear, personal style—explores the theory and practical reality of meditation practice—including the whys and hows of core meditation techniques, the best ways to work with thoughts and emotions, the meaning of experiences at every level, and the secrets of tuning into the power at the heart of meditation. An updated version of Sally’s classic The >Heart of Meditation>, which so many people have used as their hands-on companion in building a sustainable
Ishmael is a half ton silverback gorilla. He is a student of life, freedom, and the human condition. He is also a teacher. He teaches that which all humans need to learn — must learn — if our species, and the rest of life on Earth as we know it, is to survive. The book opens with a deceptively ordinary personals ad: “Teacher seeks pupil. Must have an earnest desire to save the world.” Seeking a direction for his life, a young man answers the ad and is startled to find that the teacher is a lowland gorilla named Ishmael, a creature uniquely placed to vision anew the human story. Ishmael’s paradigm of history is startlingly different from the one wired into our cultural consciousness. For Ishmael, our agricultural revolution was not a technological event but a moral one, a rebellion against an ethical structure inherent in the community of life since its foundation four billion years ago. Having escaped the restraints of this ethical structure, humankind made itself a global tyrant, wielding deadly force over all other species while lacking the wisdom to make its tyranny a beneficial one or even a sustainable one. That tyranny is now hurtling us toward a planetary disaster of pollution and overpopulation. If we want to avoid that catastrophe, we need to work our way back to some fundamental truths: that we weren’t born a menace to the world and that no irresistible fate compels us to go on being a menace to the