Show Notes
The Regenerative Mystic Podcast seeks to ask the question: How can we design futures that center our wholeness?
I decided to change the name of the Brave School Podcast to the Regenerative Mystic podcast because this new moniker tells a fuller story of our content and expression. While I recognize the new title presents two very prominent “buzzwords”, I believe the new moniker will be more recognizable to those who are searching for conversations that not only center the rebuild of our cultures in a new earth futurist mythology but also explores how we long contribute to the design of futures that center collective wholeness.
Regenerative Mysticism responds with grace and curiosity to the globally shared, innate, and ineffable desire to escape the horrors of our realities by manifesting a new one – one that holds little to no corruption, where everyone feels “safe”, and all resources are inexplicably accessible.
Regenerative Mysticism describes the work of returning of re-wholing ourselves and holds the tension that though this sounds ideal, cultural re-wholing is a design challenge that invites us to radically evolve our human conscious awareness and our capacity for connection and change. Regenerative Mysticism seeks to explore the middle ground between already and not yet, by asking questions about how and what we innovate in our journies back to the wholeness.
Much of our content will continue to weave stories of the creative process and entrepreneurship because I personally believe that these topics are central to designing new cultures. In this next evolution of the podcast, Regenerative Mystic is asking the question, “How can we design futures that center our wholeness? How can we design futures of grace, human-centeredness, and nurturance? How can we build cultural containers that can hold this vision of our expression of our humanity with wholeness?”
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