Every year, at our Firekeeper Gathering, we witness a seven-meter roll of paper become a visual map of our shared experience. We’re inquiring into ways that a diverse group might navigate complexity together towards radically shared aliveness. This post explores two methods that form the backbone of our collective practice: Generative Scribing and Social Field Resonance.
A culture of care and kinship cannot be designed or imposed. It has to be grown. This article shares the foundations of our ongoing inquiry into nurturing such a culture: as something we do together, through practice, presence, and a willingness to be changed by what we encounter.
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The World Ethic Forum’s inquiry is grounded in research. This post introduces two embodied methods developed by our co-leads Luea Ritter and Anaïs Sägesser: for reconnecting self and nature, and for sensing the patterns alive in a collective system. Both were published in a Springer-Nature volume on regenerative futures.