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Carrot Coconut Soup Recipe
This simple, refreshing soup is excellent by...
The Inner Work of System Leadership
By John Kania, Radha Ruparell, Peter Senge,...
Farro Soup with Sage and Parmesan Recipe
Farro is a form of wheat that has a delicate,...
Rekindling Hope and Our Love for Earth
Rekindling Hope and Our Love for Earth: A...
An Impossible Alignment
By Laura Peña Zanatta São Paulo, Brazil -...
Love Everybody
Lovingkindness practice asks us to embrace our shared humanity with all people, but it does not require us to agree with all of their actions.
Winterlude
This particular time of year feels like nothing so much as that brief moment of stillness between inhalation and exhalation, the equilibrium point between expansion and contraction, that brief instant of stasis and silence that comes with every breath.
Cultivating Ecological Civilization: Wisdom, Practice, and Systems Change
How can cultural, ethical, and spiritual wisdom traditions guide transformation toward an ecological civilization?
As the world confronts ecological disruption, cultural fragmentation, and the impacts of climate change, the search for integrative approaches to planetary health is essential.
From Fragmentation to Integration: Rethinking Leadership for a New Economic Era
On October 17, the Garrison Institute's...
Mapping the Field of Conscious Change
The Conscious Change Collective provides a new social systems map of organizations applying contemplative practice for social transformation as well as a community working toward transforming consciousness.
Sitting in Circle: Gathering to Transform Ourselves and Our World
This simple gathering was more than coincidence; it was a rare serendipity and a living expression of what we had been co-creating: a community of practice that bridges continents, traditions, and changemakers in service of inner and outer transformation.
Finding Wholeness & Healing Within Heartbreak
Heartbreak finds us all, there is no escaping it. No matter how righteously we try to live, wounding can show up in forms we recognize and forms we don't. We inherit the pain of human relationships and other unintegrated trauma channeled through the violence of world systems, generational trauma, family breakups, fractured friendships, and the tender emotional imprints left in us from intimate partnerships.