What does it mean to be in the relationship to the world around us? How do we lean in to what is ours to do?  If you have ever asked yourself these questions then you are in the right place..and even if you haven’t asked those questions this episode is for you too.  We will explore the activity of relationship…and so much more!

Are there experiences in your life, or in the world, causing you to feel like you are blowing in the wind?  Yeah us too.  In this Season 3 finale episode, we will explore practices and activities that can ground us in the more windy times of life.

Where are we? Simple question right? Well maybe not simple but definitely one worth exploring. So in this episode we will do just that. We will explore this moment in time, where we have come from, where we are going, and everything in between!

Who is our neighbor?…hint…everyone and everything! In this episode we will explore what it means to be a good neighbor, what gets in the way, and how we can begin to see everything and everyone as part of our neighborhood.

Join us in this episode as we explore the nature and impact of hope.  Whether this is an experience that is familiar to you or one that you have to take off the shelf and give a little dusting, this conversation will give you hope…at least we hope it does!

In this episode we are tackling one of the biggies... peace! World peace, inner peace, peace in your family, peace in relationships... all of the peace. But first we might need to figure out what peace even is. What does it even mean to have peace?

Have you ever said “I’m trusting the process”…and then wondered “does the process know all of these folx are trusting it?” Haha…us too. In this episode we will explore what the process is, and if or if not we should be trusting it.

CW: grief, genocide

“But that’s not what I meant”.  We have all either said it or had it said to us.  In this episode we will explore intent vs. impact and how the realization of our interconnectedness is the gateway to understanding that impact is everything!

Have you ever told someone, or had someone tell you, “just get over it”? Not super helpful was it? In this episode we will discuss the impact and the alternative to the “just get over it” mentality. 

In this episode we challenge our own perceptions and perspectives as we discuss the myths of poverty. Special guest Kris Alexander, leads us on a journey of uncovering the layers of societal beliefs and constructs, and how we can shift and move to transform this issue both individually and collectively. 

Kris Alexander is a meta minister with Soul Evolution Collaborative and the Curriculum Development Specialist for Circles USA, and national non-profit dedicated to eradicating poverty through intentional relationships and community building. For more information on Circles USA go to circlesusa.org.