This is the recording from our Dinner & Dialogue gathering focused on November theme of eco-spirituality. We talked about how nature can forge a resilience within us in the midst of grief or struggle, and reflected on the connections between awe, wonder, and gratitude.

This is the recording from our live event with author Michael Kearney at Way Collective. In this episode, Michael delivers some insights from his most recent book, Becoming Forest - A Story of Deep Belonging, and he leads us in a meditative practice entitled "breathing with leaf."

This is the recording from our live event with author Brit Barron at Third Window Brewing Co. In this episode, Brit delivers some insights from her new book, Do You Still Talk to Grandma - When the Problematic People in Our Lives Are the Ones We Love, and she and Tim discuss some of the main themes as they relate to our current political climate.

This is the final recording from week 7 of our series -- Medicine for this Moment: Finding Compassion in Divisive Times. We focused on how seeing the "what" of our deep moral convictions differs from the "how" we get those convictions done in the world, and summarized our Fall series, remembering that we change the world by changing the way we interact with the world.

This is the recording from week 6 of our series -- Medicine for this Moment: Finding Compassion in Divisive Times. We focused on how moral purity becomes ground for playing the victim and shaming others, and how we are invited to uphold our complexity as an invitation to deeper connection.

This is the recording from week 5 of our series -- Medicine for this Moment: Finding Compassion in Divisive Times. We focused on how we can become aware of the three dynamics of any difficult conversation, and how attending to the facts, feelings, and identity level of these conversations changes us, and in turn, changes the relationship.

This is the recording from week 4 of our series -- Medicine for this Moment: Finding Compassion in Divisive Times. We focused on what it looks like to do power analysis in relationships, get a sense of our agency, and how setting healthy boundaries can actually help us to stay connected, rather than further fragmentation.

This is the recording from week 3 of our series -- Medicine for this Moment: Finding Compassion in Divisive Times. We focused on how to choose relationship over rightness by "seeing no stranger," and, so far as it depends on us, how to choose the sweet labor of love in order to promote wholeness and connection in the world.