10/08/2026
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08/08/2026
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This is a collaborative process ๐คthat helps people to clarify what matters to them ๐ฅฐ Recognise possibilities ๐ง and translate their own insights into purposeful action. ๐ This is one of the services we offer together with our partner with our coaches and trainers and Lorenzo Nava
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29/06/2026
๐ณ is the latest book by Lorenzo Nava ๐ it is a book that aims at rediscovering a language that our human species has long forgotten! the language of โ๏ธ Yes! because the biosphere we all live in a complex network! and we are part of it, just like any other living being. This takes us on a journey through , and to re-learn how to speak and interpret that very language, and actively participate in the more-than-human world! ๐ฆ๐จ๐ซ๐จ๐ฏ๐๐ซ ๐ญ๐ก๐ ๐๐จ๐จ๐ค ๐๐ฅ๐ฌ๐จ ๐๐จ๐ง๐ญ๐๐ข๐ง๐ฌ ๐๐ ๐๐๐ฌ๐ฒ ๐๐ง๐ ๐๐๐๐๐ฌ๐ฌ๐ข๐๐ฅ๐ ๐๐ฑ๐๐ซ๐๐ข๐ฌ๐๐ฌ inspired by the principles of . If you are interested you can scan the QR Code to get a preview or click on the link in the first comment. Thanks a lot ๐
25/06/2026
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Over half of Europe is hitting 40ยฐ and its just mid-june. Recently published a report (Alone Together) on the surveys 143000 people in 140 countries. The number of skeptics is on the rise. Those who were very concerned in 2019 were 54% of the interviewed, today, 49%. The majority of those concerned feel anxious and alone, as 20% feel that the vast majority of society does not share the same feelings, and 38% state that in facing their fears for future they feel alone.
Wealthy Nations Don't See Their Own Climate Anxiety
World Risk Poll data show most adults in high-income countries worry about climate change but underestimate how many others in their country do as well.
17/06/2026
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๐ขOur species' history reminds us that personal, social and ecological wellbeing grow together, and are in a constant interaction. Our individual life always reflects something bigger, the relationship between humanity and Earth.
๐ขThat is the reason why we can talk about "forgotten reasons", those wisdoms, rhythms and ways of being that for centuries have guided human communities in their connection with the planet. These memories include mutuality with nature, belonging, commuity life and more intimate relations with the world.
๐ขWith the industrial revolution many of these connections were weakened, deeply transforming our way of working, relating to others and perceive life.
๐ขSupport and educational professionals can help to bring back to light these memories through stories, experiences and practices that connect personal and collective experiences. Perhaps this can also be the starting point of a new concept of wellbeing, more aware, more connected and more responsible towards the places we inhabit. ๐
10/06/2026
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๐ขHow to transform sustainability and regeneration from mere technical competences to ways of being?
๐ขOftentimes these subjects are taught as practical and professional tools, which are certainly very useful, although still conencted to a vision that sees nature as something to manage and control. The biggest challenge in this respect concerns values, behaviours and attitudes that can transform the way how we live our daily lives. This implies changing our relationships with the world, with communities and with ourselves.
๐ขBateson spoke about the different between accumulating information and transforming our way of learning. This is exactly where the deepest educational work begins ; to accompany individuals and groups towards new forms of belonging and renewed sensitivities.
๐ขWe can cultivate attitudes through tangible examples, experiences, and repeated practices over time in direct contact with nature. Then, sustainability and regeneration stop being mere technical competences, and become part of our identity, our relations and our daily lives. ๐
03/06/2026
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๐ขLook to the sky towards the tree branches, and remember this; everything that alive breathes your same air. From the leaves moved by the wind all the way to the cells that vibrate within us, every being belongs to a single great organism called the Biosphere.
๐ขThe Biosphere is the living patterns that unites oceas, forests, clouds, animal species, including us. It is a thin and precious layer that envelopes Earth and makes life possible. Everything moves, circulatesa and transforms; the sun meets the water, the soil nourishes the roots, and the forests communicate with the seas, and we too are part of this balance.
๐ขEvery time we walk in nature, we look at a landscape or take a deep breath, we are participating in the conversations of the living world. The Biosphere is not something far or separated from us humans; it is an extension of our existence. Perhaps, instead or merely studying it we need to remember our belonging to this greater system. ๐
27/05/2026
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Let's reflect a bit on the deep connection between our planet's health and female dignity through the perspective of eco-feminism. This movement shows us how Earth's history and women are intertwined, and how both can prosper through respect, care and mutuality.
๐ขAuthors like Francoise d'Eaubonne, Carolyn Merchant, Starhawk and Vandana Shiva showed us how patriarchal cultures influenced control over both female bodies and extractive use of nature, pointing to alternatives such as pathways that are grounded on coope๐ขration, listening and attentive care towards living systems. This is the vision that inspired the birth of , and that recognises how our internal wellbeing is deeply connected to life on this planet.
๐ขMaybe this can be a starting point for the future of our communities; rooted on dignity, relations, kindness and a new harmony between humans and Earth. ๐
20/05/2026
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๐ขExistential suffering is rapidly spreading among the so-called "developed societies" and often this originates from the criteria of how we define success; ongoing productivity, constant competition and visibility as a measure of value. A logic that consumes personal and relational energies that follows the same extractive dynamics that weakened ecosystems, creating a quite tangible link between human and environmental exhaustion.
๐ขWhen the future starts to appear fragile, then these models lose meaning, and the distance between the lives we are supposed to strive for and the real world we inhabit, grows. This is the point where so many existential and climate anxieties are born, making it difficult to imagine our own pathway.
๐ขThis is where education takes a crucial role. A type of education that is centred almost exclusively on performance and competition risks to produce the same patterns that generate suffering. On the other hand, an ecological education, can be rooted on interdependence, care, belonging and shared responsibility.
Then maybe in the future success will be more and more measured through the quality of our relations, shared creativity and the capability to contribute to the world's wellbeing. ๐