Deepening Into Regenerative Practice

Regeneration isn't just about climate change, it's about an evolution in our attitudes and values. In a riveting conversation between living systems catalysts Daniel Christian Wahl and Bill Reed, the principles and practices of regeneration emerge as a path towards ongoing personal and environmental growth. As Reed highlights, "the deliverable for a regenerative project is building the capacity and capability of people to co-evolve." Rather than focusing only on linear solutions to problems, they underscore the critical role inner development plays in achieving regeneration -- a practice that enables one to "really understand the nested wholeness of life being fundamentally interconnected," Wahl observes. The two authors' refreshing take challenges us to view regeneration as an ongoing journey, one that goes beyond simply focusing on behavior change and nudges us to re-envision ourselves as active participants in life's planetary processes. Reed affirms, "This is why this practice is unlearnable. It is a continual evolution of discovery of self and the universe."

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