Transformational change is needed in all systems around the world – here’s how that might happen.

The world today is faced with massive change. Even as those in power try to hold onto it, others are searching for new ways of working, living, and being. This is a time when a rebalance of ME and WE is needed, and bridges for working with this inquiry in an embodied way are essential. 

The Fourfold Practice offers an elegant pathway for looking at the aspects that matter most as we move forward together in this time of transformational change. It balances the ME and WE in a way that can move them into our everyday practice and at the same time build capacity to take the next steps.

In this session we take an eagle-eye view and systemic approach, applying the pattern to the systems we are part of – at home, at work; in our communities, and nations. We take a look at how we can map the different aspects of hosting onto the conversations that really matter.

Around all this, we will focus on a key principle of hosting – building capacity to build capacity to build capacity. We will ask ourselves the question: How can our work leave a lasting legacy?