There are many of us that rely on Circle to restore many things. Wholeness. Imagination. Belonging. Wisdom. Intuition. Yup, these are a few that I point to.
I’m glad for the many of us that point to the many things. My friend Andy Swindler and his colleagues / friends at True Purpose Institute recently offered these four prompts for Circle, so a to bring out that wholeness, imagination, belonging, wisdom, intuition.
- What is present for you in this moment?
- With all that’s going on in the world, what have you learned about yourself and your relationships? And how has this learning allowed you to find hope?
- Talk about a recent time you made a difference in someone’s life.
- Looking back at what you’ve shared today about where you are right now, what you’ve learned, and how you’ve impacted others – what is “change” teaching you about who you’re becoming?
It’s good stuff. Circle calls us to remember another layer of our humanity together, lifting up the importance of the deep inner practice. It’s the kind of world that my heart yearns for. And, that exists beyond so much noise.
Circle isn’t just a story for group process. It’s a story for remembering who we are and what we care about together.
I’m glad.
