Perhaps this is part of my path now: to keep learning from these ancestral ways, and to explore how their wisdom might help us restore the brilliance in ourselves, in our communities, and in our relationship with the living Earth.
What kind of leader are you when you’re most aligned with yourself? What new way of serving feels like a quiet longing in you?
If you find yourself at a crossroads, you might try asking yourself a simple question: “What would you love?”
In the wake of a pilgrimage to Egypt, the story of the peaceful, transformative reign of Hatshepsut stirs questions of where we go from here.
At the heart of the world, the home of the Huni Kuin in the Amazon, I was welcomed into sacred community.
At an Indigenous Leaders’ gathering in Mendocino, music and medicine reminded me of the importance of rooting into the Sacred.
The fires raging across the land—and within our hearts—are profoundly distressing. How can we take care of ourselves in this moment, and heed the powerful lessons on offer?
The holidays can feel intense, even overwhelming. This is an invitation to find your ground.
The world needs us all right now—calm, connected, and empowered for the challenging times ahead. How might you anchor your purpose?
Just as our physical body needs rest when recovering from illness, our spirit too needs gentle care to heal its existential wounds.
