In a mythical City of Dawn, where dreams of human unity took root in red earth, a community faces its greatest test as living patterns clash with imposed order.
I have been following this mythical story with keen interest. Today's chronicle was particularly close to the bone. I left the City of Dawn 5 months ago. Circumstances lined up in such a way that it became clear that it was time to move one. I deeply believe what you have expressed here - that all that germinated, grew and bloomed inside me as a result of nearly 30 years of participation in such a visionary project had ripened to the point that it was now time to bring it into a new form. I love and take inspiration from the image of dispersing these seeds of transformation more widely. I am exploring, listening, looking for breadcrumbs and still very much on a journey to discover what exactly these new forms will be, but I feel quietly confident that with patience, it will be revealed.
And to those who remain, holding the "double weight", I feel like you, that they carry a special burden and responsibility. My thoughts and prayers are with them every day.
Yesterday I came across another substack writer Shannon Willis, whose words deeply resonated. It brought together a lot of what I have been thinking about as well and guidance in how to navigate in these dark times - the idea of "soft rebellion" articulated in this post https://substack.com/@thehoneyedoracle/note/c-97333390?r=pamsx
Thank you so much for sharing this story with such subtly and beauty.
Thank you dear Kathy. My heart is with you and all those who left, but also with all those who stay. I still believe we can grow bigger, deeper and truer out of this crisis, individually and collectively.
I have been following this mythical story with keen interest. Today's chronicle was particularly close to the bone. I left the City of Dawn 5 months ago. Circumstances lined up in such a way that it became clear that it was time to move one. I deeply believe what you have expressed here - that all that germinated, grew and bloomed inside me as a result of nearly 30 years of participation in such a visionary project had ripened to the point that it was now time to bring it into a new form. I love and take inspiration from the image of dispersing these seeds of transformation more widely. I am exploring, listening, looking for breadcrumbs and still very much on a journey to discover what exactly these new forms will be, but I feel quietly confident that with patience, it will be revealed.
And to those who remain, holding the "double weight", I feel like you, that they carry a special burden and responsibility. My thoughts and prayers are with them every day.
Yesterday I came across another substack writer Shannon Willis, whose words deeply resonated. It brought together a lot of what I have been thinking about as well and guidance in how to navigate in these dark times - the idea of "soft rebellion" articulated in this post https://substack.com/@thehoneyedoracle/note/c-97333390?r=pamsx
Thank you so much for sharing this story with such subtly and beauty.
Thank you dear Kathy. My heart is with you and all those who left, but also with all those who stay. I still believe we can grow bigger, deeper and truer out of this crisis, individually and collectively.