Salt & Seeds: Read the First Chapter
Where the sea took the towns, life is quietly returning — the opening chapter of a hopeful climate odyssey.
Thoughtful perspectives on the networks of relationships that sustain and shape individuals, communities, and the broader world.
Where the sea took the towns, life is quietly returning — the opening chapter of a hopeful climate odyssey.
Could being present with each other be a blueprint for a better world?
Resisting the status-quo can feel like a Sisyphean task, but what if the world we're working towards is better served by setting the boulder aside from time to time.
Remorse can feel like a shield against past mistakes, but if we dare to set it down, how much more clearly might we see the path ahead?
Before we can change the world, we need to pay attention to it.
As we transition into more relational ways of seeing the world, how might our understanding of responsibility shift and deepen?
Is the weight of existential dread a sign we should turn back, or simply the growing pains of a new perspective?
Sketching a new, yet familiar myth on which to build a thriving society.
How can recognizing the violent tides of our time help us chart our way to a better future?