Some assumptions about grief

The experience of grief is unique for each of us. While we can make some general assumptions, there's no template that describes the experience for everyone. Grief is cumulative. That is, each time loss is grieved, the grief encompasses the…

The guardian: noticing and sensing

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Circle started around the cook-fires of humanity’s ancestors and has accompanied us ever since.  We remember this space.  When we listen, we speak more thoughtfully.  We lean in to shared purpose. Christina Baldwin and Ann Linnea, The…

The roots of circle

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The circle is a common first culture that is indigenous to all peoples, including the white tribes of pre-Roman Europe. Campfire rings in Africa and the Nile Delta date back more than 100,000 years. Evidence of these long-cooled ashes of culture-building…