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Fire vigil: Tasting an ancient experience

Justine Huxley writes about experiencing a Fire Vigil with Angharad Wynne as part of our recent Land Stewards retreat in collaboration...

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Jul 56 min read

The planets are our ancestors; the stars our kin

It’s a simple concept that nonetheless still evades our modern, western understanding. “We are made of star stuff,” Carl Sagan famously...

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Apr 14, 20232 min read

Kincentric leadership and the role of listening

Justine Huxley reflects on the role of listening and how it brings us into deeper relationship with the more than human world. The web of...

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Jan 18, 20231 min read

Launch of the Kincentric Leadership Project

The spark that became Kincentric Leadership was born in August 2022 at a gathering of researchers, practitioners and activists dedicated...

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Jan 3, 202310 min read

Communion with the Wild: A portal to peace

Justine Huxley reflects on a recent retreat and considers the revolution of understanding in plant and animal consciousness, asking where...

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As we learn to translate the language of nature, there is more than mere astonishment at what we uncover; at the knowledge - nascent to science, ancient to native cultures the world over - of what trees feel and how they communicate, or of how other animal consciousnesses experience the world. There is magic - the realest, rawest form of magic we can access in an unsuperstitious world grounded in science but willing to soar beyond it, into other, non-materialist modes of perception.
- Maria Popova