What does it mean to be compassionate – and how easy is it for us to walk into this space after two millennia of dominance and “nation” first thinking? Not so easy I think. Yesterday I was invited by email to a dialogue about how we can join as part of a caring economy. Awesome, I am in. It is a loving group of people, I know, that I have connected with in the past around breaking through personal walls and barriers that may keep us from stepping into love as part of a hea

THE CHALLENGE Urgent global crises challenge us to learn to live sustainably, in harmony and service to one another and with the living planet. I am very excited to introduce these ideas culled from so much positive momentum to pursue a shift, transition or evolution of movement toward a more caring and regenerative economy. A new story of our potential as a compassionate human species is emerging–a story of collaboration, citizen action, dialogue and new understandings prop

A tire blew out yesterday on my car as I was driving on a busy road on my way out of the city. I was just 7 miles into my 160-mile trip to visit a friend. I do not drive my car much, so I was aware that care and maintenance had not been a priority for me. I brushed it aside as a task that could be managed later. Registration renewal was due; I anticipated vehicle inspection and some repair. Routine annual car stuff. So when the idea came up for this weekend trip, it was a f