We live in times where we don’t know how to live because we don’t know what it means to be a human being.
Our biggest lever for change is living these questions.
These questions are philosophical.
In wild:philosophy, I draw from a deep well of ecology, psychology, system science and philosophy to question conventional ways of knowing, being and acting. As an academic philosopher of personal & planetary transformation, I believe philosophy is the greatest lever we have for flourishing futures.
If you can relate to the following, this is for you:
a good life is an experimental life.
philosophy is an embodied experiment in living: not an academic discipline. Questions must become movements, rituals, choices, habits.
wisdom emerges in relationship: Not in isolation, not in intellect alone, but through dialogue with self, others, and the living world.
the more-than-human world is philosophy-ing with us: Wind, river, bird, stone, season, soil. Our task is learning to listen.
change requires attunement, not willpower: Transformation happens when perception shifts, when we see ourselves anew, when we feel the world differently.
the crisis of our time is a crisis of relationship: To planet, to community, to self.
ideas must be tested in the world: Every insight deserves an experiment. Every experiment is a process of wisdom-ing.
living philosophically is learning to exist as life: Not dominating it. Not mastering it. But as it.
personal transformation is planetary transformation: How we live shapes the future we inhabit.
commitment to living is key: thinking and saying needs to translate into being.
