We live in a world with complex external challenges such as violence, inequality and climate change. Yet we also live in a world with huge levels of inner depression, loneliness, stress, addiction and suicide.

Far too many people feel lost, disconnected or numb, not living the lives they truly want to live, and not able to experience giving their gifts to the world.

More numbness contributes to a world with even more pain, violence, destruction and separation from ourselves, each other and the planet. Pain creates numbness and numbness creates pain.

Ultimately, a lack of aliveness where people feel in pain, frustrated, resentful or numb, makes the world a less peaceful and beautiful place.

We can explore ways of living where human beings can flourish, feel truly connected and live lives of fulfilment and meaning whilst offering their true gifts to the world.

We cannot only rely on only political structures but must also work on individual and cultural change to improve the systems which we live in.

When we discover and experience who we really our, and can offer our unique gifts, passions and potential to improving the world, we are able to discover paths of meaning, purpose and aliveness.

We need to create cultures which foster more aliveness, meaning and connection in order to contribute to a more peaceful, sustainable and beautiful world.