Two realities to face: our world is limited, and it is a whole; everything connected. Those are keys to how we can find our place within this planet we share with everything else.  While change is daunting, it’s exactly what we are made for.

Diversity and inclusion goes beyond visible human experience While we may try to be considerate of others, we may miss the “invisible” differences of others.Other resources:

Morgan Harper Nichols

Kids Books:

A Day with No Words

Too Much!

Mighty Mara

Come over to My House

Bravery Grows 

Fraser Sensory Kit

Justin Ley, founder and CEO of Reema Health, has made a life out of following his doubts; spiritually, personally, and professionally.  While doubt has long been labeled a defect, what if doubt was a way in to possibility?

It doesn’t take a hero to make a dent in a persistent problem. Just ask Cathy Heying who noticed how peoples' worlds could start unraveling with car trouble. She wasn’t a mechanic, or an entrepreneur, but she dared ask, “What if it was me?”

Architect and researcher Gabrielle Clowdus couldn’t ignore this “What If” when it came to homelessness. She joins Melissa Lock to help us explore how we can be more deeply woven with those experiencing homelessness via Settled (the organization which Gabrielle cofounded) and through some simple transformations of our own minds.

Sunday Paper | Settled.org

Truly, the only reason our species is still on this planet is that people have time and time again asked, "What if?" and then found a way to make it possible.

How do you share the things that you care about? It's probably true of several things in your life, but Fabric is too special and important to keep a secret. To keep it for ourselves is to undo what we are about! But how do others find their way among us?

According to more and more experts there is something that  could dramatically increase personal and collective wellbeing on almost every front: a life woven deeply instead of going it alone. Do you dare to go beyond you alone?

As Fabric goes through a transition, and as you head into your summer, enjoying but not getting stuck in our comfort zones is important to keeping the main thing the main thing!

Livestream of the slackline fun

Ever get tired? Yep.  Ever felt like letting up a little? Sure... And then did you ever sense that this was a time that mattered and despite feeling worn out and in need of  a break it was time to dig in and keep going? The Fabric kids have been talking about going beyond for the last five weeks and helped our live gathering gain some perspective about going beyond in kindness, trust, and thankfulness!