Seeing the Water is a Practice. It’s a skill we can develop—not just through travel but through deep listening, community engagement, and studying histories of resistance. And, of course, asking better questions.

Without limits, we don’t know what is enough, where we are safe, where to stop, and how to recognize consequences for going too far.  Gracious limits, by contrast, let us know the playing field, the boundaries that give us security to know that within the recognized limits we can move freely and without worry or anxiety.

Hope is the willingness to live in a story that is not yet complete. Explore 5 practices you can cultivate to practice hope amidst collapse and despair.

Radical Acceptance and the path of the Third Way in changemaking. Using the wisdom of Buckminster Fuller and Donella Meadows to explore the transcendance of paradigms.