How do we find others?

Ava Osbiston has added this conversation with Jeppe Graugaard on the Dark Mountain website with this introduction:

How do we come together and connect, create, share and witness each other around the work of Dark Mountain? For the first in a series of “Find the Others” podcasts- Ava Osbiston from the Dark Mountain Project speaks to Jeppe Graugaard; a writer, teacher, researcher and sustainability consultant who set up a Dark Mountain discussion group in 2011 when he was writing his PhD thesis as a case study of the project.
You can read his thesis here: refiguring.net/thesis.html
Ava Osbiston

How do we find others willing to do the work and stay with the questions at the heart of our Predicament? This may be the most important question we face. Jeppe and Ava share their reflections on how this actually does come about as we stop trying to make things happen and meet the moment as it comes.

You can find some of my conversations with Jeppe here on this site.

If you are interested in hosting or attending conversations like these let us know.

Antonio Dias

We fall for lies because we want to be told what can't possibly be true. If learning is to be more than the acquisition of facts, then it is important that we realize its process is not dominant/passive. No one simply teaches another. We don’t learn what is pushed at us. We take in what we can absorb and we reflect upon insights as they arise. This is a sharing of gifts. To enter into this is to join in collaboration; each/both, teaching and learning in the mutual reciprocity of dialogue.
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