Disorder afflicts the land: and a story hero to restore harmony!

We navigate the world through stories. We tell ourselves them, create and hold on to them to make sense of complexity around us. What happens when they are past their use-by date? A new story is essential for scaling solutions. This is George Monbiot on these narratives and their power.

Pivotal moment: WWF on fixing nature and pandemics together

Our health, human, animal and nature are linked. We can create multiple benefits with solutions that reduce the likelihood of pandemics while simultaneously delivering sustainable food systems, restored environments and animal protection.

Connected: Richard Walley and Nyungar universal language

There’s never been a moment in time when we’ve been so place-based and yet so connected globally. Join Gaia Journey and the Nyungar Aboriginal Australia elders in learning from the past for the present, connected answers.

A good anthropocene? Climate bright spots

A good anthropocene? Climate bright spots

How do we empower people to see the transformations that are right in front of us? In addressing climate and corona and other crises, we’ve got many great examples. Scaling them means understanding our blindspots, being a little aware of our inbuilt biases.

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Our world is changing. Our thinking patterns are shifting. To answer our pressing emergencies and, fortuitously, engaging in this brings an aliveness like nothing else.

We’re a worldwide civilisation now and can consciously engage in creating thriving, just, sustainable futures for everyone. Yet, sometimes, this seems like a very lonely path…

We hope this site helps us all accelerate positive shifts. Amplification, re-storying and sharing awe…

Help find attractors: what pulls us forward?

Help find attractors: what pulls us forward?

COVID turned us upside down in minutes showing transformation is clearly possible. We need new narratives to carefully co-create a better world for all. You can help create these and find the attractors that shift us. What is pulling us forward? Please submit windows that you see opening and closing.

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Transforming narratives: help find the attractors

Transforming narratives: help find the attractors

Our job is to find what the world is trying to be. Can you help answer covid-19 and climate emergencies for a better future? Beauty changes us and is part of creating new compelling, strongly attractive stories. Help enhance these stories, they already exist. Submit your pictures, poetry, phrases, stories here to help.

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Relax: what can we learn from the fool?

Relax: what can we learn from the fool?

Is it time to stop thinking? Though the idiots call him simpleminded, the fool is willing to step off the cliff with wonder. There is space, in corona, to stop thinking too. There are gems to be found in letting go. Lean into wondering.

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Coronavirus: Humanity’s wake-up call

Coronavirus: Humanity’s wake-up call

These are challenging and frightening times… let us also keep in view the systemic needs and possibilities that crisis exposes — David Korten

Is there an opening to embrace, a window into a better future for all? In this article, David writes about simultaneous potentials in this time of coronavirus.

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Four openings: corona and climate hope

Four openings: corona and climate hope

In these corona’s of crises, what is connecting and crystalizing while we are confounded and crying? There’s a creative cycle to the new. Here’s Yuval Noah Harari, Clarissa Pinkola Estés, Zak Stein and Nick Cave with four deep and insightful pieces, relating to coronavirus and our climate, collaboration. Read on for connecting steps and transformations potentials.

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The Window: love in the time of corona

The Window: love in the time of corona

With coronavirus, it is abundantly clear we are globally connected. At the same time, there’s a window, closing, opening—this is our moment. Transformational possibilities. Please help curate them! Submit your virtual and metaphorical windows here.

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Festina Lente

Make haste – slowly, powerfully, minimally

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“Hasten slowly” said Augustus. Oh, this is hard. To imagine what can be created, to hold back, to act; to engage means delving into both despair and hope. That’s where we’re challenged to see the powerful in what we do which is always minimal and micro. Feeling adequate in the face of manifest inadequacy. Weaving together the pieces that hasten, slowly and steadily, benevolution.

- Festina LentÍvaldi