Is it self-indulgent to commit to so-called inner work? Is it avoidance if we devote ourselves to so-called outer work? (Drawing by Jaya, Copyright Jaya Julienne Ashmore, 2019.) I've been hearing these questions frequently in recent weeks. In the face of ecological turbulence, for example, where do we reach for our response? What do we do and from where do we find a real willingness to be here and meet our situation fully? I'd like to share and get real with these and oth

Bringing it home, all the threads that weave a retreat: the radiance, quietness, intensity, transformation, upheaval, support, friendliness. Simplicity and nuance and messiness. Depth and surprise. Freedom and discipline. Seriousness, confusion, discovery and playfulness. Application form here: https://form.jotform.us/72048609552156 2 live meditations a week Recordings available Participate in whatever ways fit you this month: ~Join live or just listen to the recordi

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