Last week, we began our new series Stories That Shape Us by looking at the story of Separation. This week we turn to Scarcity, the story of “not enough."

Brad returns beginning with the first of a two-part talk called Stories That Shape Us. This first week, Scarcity and Separation, explores how the inherited stories of “not enough” and disconnection shape our daily lives. Scarcity breeds hurry, greed, and comparison, while separation convinces us we’re cut off from one another and from the natural world.

Humans, Artificial Intelligences, and Our Bright, Wonderful, Awfully Terrible Future. That’s the title of Michael DeWilde’s teaching.

C3 member Tabitha Blanski takes the podium this week as Guest Teacher, with her teaching I am So Smart. S-M-R-T.

Richard Kyte, Endowed Professor and Director of the D. B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership at Viterbo University provides his teaching, “Friendship, Well-being, and the Importance of Third Places.”

We have arrived at the final week of our Psychedelic Summer series, and Lead Teacher Brad Ruggles wraps it up with Openness: Keep Your Third Eye Peeled.

It’s Week 8 of the Psychedelic Summer series, and Lead Teacher Brad Ruggles presents the topic Intention & Integration: Finding Meaning in the Mystery.

It’s week seven of the Psychedelic Summer series. Allison Paradise presents the second part of her topic, Consciousness and Creativity.

It’s week six of the Psychedelic Summer series and Lead Teacher Brad Ruggles follows up from last week's talk, "Ritual & Ceremony."

Week five of the Psychedelic Summer series continues as our Lead Teacher Brad Ruggles explores Set & Setting.