In this episode of Liberated Land Use, we explore the power of deep connection—and how it can transform our understanding of governance by bringing those at the margins to the center. Having reckoned with the violent systems and processes that sever us from one another and from the land, we now turn toward the work of remembering. We ask: What does it mean to decolonize our engagement practices? How might we restore memory in our relationships—with ourselves, with each other, with our communities, and with the complexity and beauty of connection across difference and place? Through stories, case examples, and embodied practice, we begin to imagine governance not as bureaucracy, but as a sacred act—grounded in care, rooted in justice, and alive with possibility.