True Human: Reimagining Ourselves at the End of Our World
In this book, Samantha Sweetwater weaves philosophy, indigenous wisdom, ecological insight, psychedelic vision, and body-based practices to help you meet chaos and disruption as doorways to your deepest healing, fulfillment, and purpose.
In the Absence of the Ordinary – Francis Weller
In In the Absence of the Ordinary, Francis Weller reflects on living through a time of uncertainty, upheaval, and profound transition. Across 17 essays, he explores grief, soul, belonging, and our relationship with the natural world, inviting readers to cultivate new ways of being, relating, and caring for one another and the living Earth.
The Threshold Between Loss and Revelation
The Threshold Between Loss and Revelation brings together Rashani Réa’s visual art and Francis Weller’s reflections on grief, vulnerability, compassion, and the deeper wholeness that can emerge through suffering. Drawing on contemplative practices such as Tonglen, the book invites readers to meet personal and collective grief with greater spaciousness, reverence, and awareness.
Learning to See in the Dark Amid Catastrophe: An Interview With Deep Ecologist Joanna Macy
In this interview with Dahr Jamail, Joanna Macy discusses how facing the reality of ecological and social crises can become a pathway toward deeper awareness, connection, and action. She reflects on the Work That Reconnects, the “Great Unraveling” and “Great Turning,” and the importance of moving through grief, fear, and uncertainty together rather than turning against one another.
One World in Dialogue
One World in Dialogue was created in 2015 by Elizabeth Debold with her partner Thomas Steininger as part of emerge bewusstseinskultur e.V., a German nonprofit educational association. The idea behind OWiD is simple: to develop a living global network of change-makers and activists committed to deep dialogue in order to create new approaches and collaborations that support change.
Craig Hamilton – Evolving Wisdom
Evolving Wisdom is a learning community focused on the evolution of human consciousness and culture. Craig Hamilton’s work brings together teachers, visionaries, and learners to explore personal and collective transformation and the development of new ways of being.
Resonance Path Institute – Spring Chen & Joe Shirley
Resonance Path Institute explores personal and collective transformation during a time of climate change, ecological disruption, and social upheaval. Its work focuses on developing new ways of seeing, being, and knowing while cultivating a deeper sense of wholeness and connection between body, mind, soul, and the wider Earth community.
Center for Humans and Nature
The Center for Humans and Nature seeks to dismantle cultural structures built on racism, White supremacy, and the exploitation of Black people, Indigenous people, and People of Color. Within the tangle of racism, inequality, violence, environmental degradation, toxic individualism, and unethical economics, we celebrate and affirm life-sustaining processes and relationships.
Astrobutterfly – “Age of Aquarius: The Next Chapter”
As long as the ego is separate from the soul, we won’t have freedom and progress (Aquarius’ higher manifestation) but instead will have division and will continue to attempt to use machines (weapons, robots, or the internet) to justify one side of the story – either “the ego” or “the soul”.
However, sooner or later, at the end of this ‘cosmic battle’, when we’ll reconcile the YING and the YANG, and we will eventually find a “new Renaissance” – or the triumph of Aquarius’ highest values: humanitarianism, knowledge, reason, innovation, and people who work towards a greater goal.
Loraine Van Tuyl – The Sacred Healing Well
The Sacred Healing Well explores personal and collective transformation through spirituality, consciousness, and the integration of seemingly opposing aspects of the self. Loraine Van Tuyl’s work envisions a shift away from hierarchical, top-down systems toward more egalitarian and collaborative ways of relating and living.