Our kinship group gathered online once more. Different moods were there, yet the familiar hum of shared inquiry filled the digital space. The conversation circled back to something old and still alive: our name. Since the Firekeeper Circle gathering in Pontresina in 2024, it has been clear that the name ‘World Ethic Forum’ doesn’t quite […]
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Co-authored with Sam Nüesch, and posthumously published in his honour by Anaïs Sägesser & Julien Leyre (2026), this post – the first in a set of two – carries forward the thinking articulated and shared in a series of philosophical workshops held at the 2022 World Ethic Forum.
Between yearly gatherings, firekeepers continue meeting on a regular basis, exploring what we call thematic strands. Since we are a global group, those gatherings typically happen online. This post offers insights into the process we followed in a gathering of the kinship strand, indicating possible avenues for collective digital practices more aligned with radically shared aliveness.
Between Elements and Screens: Practising Kinship in a Digital Field Read More »
The word hearth is a quiet constellation. Within it live both heart and earth — warmth, home, and the living planet held together in just six letters. A hearth is where fire is tended, where stories are shared, where a community remembers what it cares for.
Update from the Hearth: A Conspiracy of Breath Read More »