We as a species are being invited to embark on our most incredible adventure ever—together. And this means you. But first, let’s understand where this adventure begins…

“In a world that never seems to have enough time…we now find ourselves with an abundance of it. The question is whether we use it to reflect on our lives and cultivate clarity or give way to the fear and panic of uncertainty.”

“We speak about isolation, consumerism and how community circles can be used to combat disconnect. We invite the audience to join people all over the world to connect with themselves and each other.”

There is a particular stress which exists in western culture that is causing much of our individual and societal unhappiness. Simply put, this stress can be identified as not living life, or not being who we came here to be.

“… the moral obligation is more an exploratory agreement to joyfully honour our personal truth, rather than perceive it as a goal to strive for through obligation.”

We as a global society are long overdue in asking ourselves the question, “Who have we become and where are we headed?” Will it take a disaster of epic proportions to force humankind to seriously ask ourselves this question, or is there another way?

We as a species are being invited to embark on our most incredible adventure ever—together. And this means you. But first, let’s understand where this adventure begins…

“In a world that never seems to have enough time…we now find ourselves with an abundance of it. The question is whether we use it to reflect on our lives and cultivate clarity or give way to the fear and panic of uncertainty.”

“We speak about isolation, consumerism and how community circles can be used to combat disconnect. We invite the audience to join people all over the world to connect with themselves and each other.”

There is a particular stress which exists in western culture that is causing much of our individual and societal unhappiness. Simply put, this stress can be identified as not living life, or not being who we came here to be.

“… the moral obligation is more an exploratory agreement to joyfully honour our personal truth, rather than perceive it as a goal to strive for through obligation.”

We as a global society are long overdue in asking ourselves the question, “Who have we become and where are we headed?” Will it take a disaster of epic proportions to force humankind to seriously ask ourselves this question, or is there another way?