Episode 11 begins with a question around how change is born and the tipping point upon which thoughts, concepts, or ways of being (and the people who carry these ideas forward) transform from the fringe to the mainstream. These evolutions in human consciousness climb toward a critical mass of acceptance until they become normalized.

The people responsible for shepherding some of these changes are often also on the fringe, outliers. What motivates them to continue their journeys, sometimes in the face of brutal isolation or social condemnation? Perhaps their drive stems from a desire to address unanswered questions or unmet needs in our culture? Or, is it that they simply can’t think of doing or being something other than what they are, despite the social discomfort? Maybe what’s different about these leaders is that they orient to the wisdom of their bodies instead of the speed of their minds. Maybe most leaders don’t even try to be leaders at all - they simply do what they love, and change flows from what they give.

In this hour-long discussion, we listen as podcasts guests hold space and gratitude for one another, demonstrating what love, support, and community look like when put into action to help a grieving friend - a perfect model of the new paradigm we’re all moving toward together and with increasing momentum. We are reminded to re-include ourselves in nature, to reconnect with the intelligence in our own systems that goes beyond our cognition and to trust that these things are normal. After all, what is it that prompts us to return to this greater awareness and connection with all beings? Love.

Podcast Guests:
Shea Stewart - www.equinebalance.net
Leslie Desmond - www.lesliedesmond.com
Rupert Isaacson - www.horseboyworld.com
Amelia Nalli - www.amelianalliequinebodywork.com
Jessica White Plume - FB jessica.whiteplume.5
Kerri Lake - www.generateharmony.com/