Why is it that we can more easily imagine the literal end of the world than the end of the extractive capitalist system? Or the AI-induced apocalypse rather than a fundamentally different, co-creative relationship between human beings and technology?
We are clearer than ever on what doesn't work, but we struggle to imagine what might be.
We are in a crisis of imagination. And it is held in place by inherited assumptions that hover just below the surface of awareness, quietly constraining our thinking and limiting real change.
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The way we tell our stories is the way our lives will unfold.
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This workshop offers a guided 90-minute experience that holds space for deep reflection on where we are constrained, as well as what is possible when we attune to our lives poetically—with our full imaginative capacity.
Together, we'll slow down and be present with the deeper currents that are running through our lives and work. We'll ask ourselves:
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What is constraining me that I need to shed?
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​When I attune poetically to my life, what do I hear? What is trying to emerge?
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How do I need to resource myself to tend to this emergence?
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What to Expect
