I am part of a group of coaches from around the globe who have come together to offer free coaching to anyone attending COP26 who identifies as coming from a marginalized or underrepresented group.
The Gifts of Uncertainty
Poem: Let this Darkness Be a Bell Tower by Rainer Maria Rilke
Practice: Embracing the Unknown
Today as you start your solo meandering walk, preferably in Nature, bring this theme of Embracing the Unknown with you on the path. As you meander, forget about reaching a specific destination, or walking a number of miles, or being on a schedule or navigating a given trail. Let go of the need to know where you are going. Notice when your mind is busy trying to figure things out and pause to reconnect with your intention to practice Embracing the Unknown. Experiment with walking as if in a liminal space where you do not know what is next: whom you may encounter, what the next turn may show, or what else you may discover on the path. Pay special notice to what you may be attracted to in this special state of awareness and of any insights that the natural world may give you about Embracing the Unknown. When you get back home, journal about these images or insights to further understand the wisdom that you may received about releasing the need for certainty in life.
The Good News
Have You Found Your Ikigai for the Climate?
Poem: Listen to the Hummingbird by Leonard Cohen
Introducing Ourselves through Our Ancestors
Developing a Larger Sense of Time- Cultivating Timefulness
Hieroglyphic Stairway by Drew Dellinger
The Gods Were Right
Article on ALL WE CAN SAVE by Bank of the West
I am very happy to be mentioned in this article for which I was interviewed while running the ALL WE CAN SAVE circle. If you have not read the book, the article gives it a good description.
