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'The Spirit of the Climate Crisis' is the 3rd in an ongoing SENSESPACE climate series getting to the heart of the climate crisis.
I recently read the Ayn Rand’s incredible magnum opus ‘Atlas Shrugged’ which inspired to organise a roundtable discussion. I joined Bethany Tabor in her reading group on the significance of the book and we were also joined by Daniel of O.G. Rose who was deeply struck by the text as a literary philosophy.
Continuing the series with Mahon McCann, Ken Lowry & O.G. Rose. We explore a christianity that 'goes beyond itself' and some of the dynamic tensions involved in integrating Christianity with many of us outsiders to the tradition. A unique consideration of how modern christianity 'bands off' the 'top' and 'bottom' of transcendental experience and deep suffering of collective trauma and holds us in a 'middle space'. How we might learn from Paul and early communities as a model of de-centralised scenes experimenting with different ecologies of practice in dialogue with one another.
A powerful interview with Sophie Cowen, of the "Barclays Seven" a group of women who led a climate action against Barclays headquarters in London's financial district, breaking glass windows to draw attention to the bank’s funding of fossil fuels. In the interview we explore the powerful energies 'flowing through' extinction rebellion in 2018-19, Sophie's two-year experience following the Barclays action and the unfolding of their landmark trial at Southwark Crown Court. This interview was hosted with my regular collaborator, journalist Matthew Green.
Pt.2 We continue our previous dialogue on 'The Wisdom of birth', exploring different facets of the mystery of motherhood and the 'other worldly' love available there. We explore the divine mother archetype and the powerful tradeoffs of parenthood.
First of a two part dialogue with Michelle Garner of O.G Rose.
Gary Sheng of America 2.0 returns to SENSESPACE to dive into some of the deeper currents moving today including: the significance of RFK, the potential of a regenerative culture scene, the importance of 'the hidden work' with family and community. We explore all of this in the context of a crisis in the soul of America which can only be addressed at that depth.
~The first in a new series 'The Doors of Dialogos' exploring the nature of Dialogos with pioneers and practitioners~
In this dialogue, we consciously journey into colonisation, race and our relationship to ancestral trauma. A beginning not only in speaking about it, but creating the ground to presence it and understand it and one another more deeply.
In the second Climate dialogue on SenseSpace i'm joined by Matthew Green and Wolfgang Knorr. Matthew Green is an author, climate journalist and writes at the 'Resonant world' substack on collective trauma healing. Wolfgang Knorr is a climate scientist, modeller & activist with decades of experience in climate science.
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