Whether it's quarantine, shelter in place, or social distancing, how could this challenging and extraordinary time become a spiritual practice? I share some ideas of ways I am opening curiosity and vulnerability in what is an uncertain and scary time. I hope you'll join me, and then share the ways that are helping you keep your heart open in this season.

We think of game-playing as frivolous, indulgent, child-like. Game store owner and philosopher Kylie Prymus shares how games have changed his life, and will leave you wanting to find a game to play with your loved ones, to experience the rich field of relationship-building and spiritual insight that awaits you on the board.

SHOW NOTES

Games Unlimited

Reiner Knizia

Theory of Fun for Game Design by Raph Koster

The Grasshopper: Games, Life, and Utopia by Bernard Suits

TED Talk by Jane McGonigal

Center for Play and Exploration

We also mentioned the games Hanabi, Medium, and Mysterium

"Honoring mess" is a surprising phrase, one that jars with our mental image of a spiritual life that is structured, orderly, quiet. Mystic and change agent Preeta Banerjee shares how her experience with the divine feminine has invited her into a flexible, collaborative, creative way of being. You will find tools and inspiration to embrace every bit of life's messy reality in this interspiritual, inspiring conversation.

SHOW LINKS

Preeta’s Website

Life As A Mix Master by Preeta Banerjee

Rage Becomes Her by Soraya Chemaly

“The Guest House” by Rumi

The Mystic Soul Project

Idea 2 Form Collaborative Design Studio

Brené Brown

The Celestine Prophecy by James Redfield

Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert