A Speed Awareness Course prompts reflection on how a mechanistic worldview subtly captures our thinking. This essay explores two loops—the inner CROWN practice and the outer Relational Krebs Cycle—and how their distortion leads to disconnection. A call to re-attune, compost assumptions, and re-enter the world with gentler, wiser presence.
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A rooftop revelation in Rye sparked this reflection on how our patterns of attention shape our relationships, decisions, and the world we co-create. Integrating insights from McGilchrist, Buber, Ostrom, and Bourgeault, this piece explores a “relational Krebs cycle” as a regenerative model for thinking, leading, and living.
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A poetic fable tracing the moment the Empire of More trembled—sparked not by rebellion, but by tariffs and doubt. As markets shudder, quiet questions stir across gardens, glass towers, and forgotten myths. This is a story of unravelling certainty, felt coherence, and the first soft notes of a new rhythm.
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The wisdom we seek here is living, relational, composted. It emerges in the spaces between.
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A quiet companion for those sensing that the future must be rooted in deeper relationships—with the Earth, with each other, and with mystery. This guide offers five waypoints for those seeking orientation beyond modernity, drawing on reverence, complexity, and the sacredness of the spaces between.
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