Writing
Thought Leadership
Essays on visionary leadership, ecological wisdom and the futures of culture — for those willing to sit with paradox instead of defaulting to simple answers.
No, we are not saving the Earth
On maturity, reverence, and the end of the hero myth
The natural world is not waiting to be rescued. And certainly not by us. The belief that we could "save" Earth reveals a deep lack of humility.
Read essay →What I Want You to Know About Being Alive
A Letter to my Godson
A letter to my godson Hermès — fresh insights gathered from my own experience, reminders that sustained me in moments of confusion. Perhaps it has something to whisper to you too.
Read essay →A philosophy that is erotic, juicy and alive
Out of the Palace of Mind into the dark wet soil
On reimagining philosophy as living, sensuous, embodied. A meditation on muses, museions, and the love of wisdom.
Read essay →We Were Never Meant to Grieve Alone
Rituals of sorrow, rivers of joy and the alchemical work of grief
Grief is a catalyst for joy and radical vitality. We grieve more than lives lost — we grieve relationships, ecologies, parts of ourselves.
Read essay →Reweirding: How Our Strangeness Serves The Whole
The forgotten power of weird
Weirdness was once a word for fate. Maybe it still is. An invitation to reclaim our uniqueness as service to the whole.
Read essay →When the Sun Stands Still
The Poetics of Darkness
On solstice, stillness, and the poetics of darkness. An invitation to honour the turning of light and dark.
Read essay →Research is a love affair with the unknown
An Ecology of Ways of Knowing
Reclaiming research as a sovereign practice of attention. A love affair with the unknown, a willingness to be surprised by Life.
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