Offerings
In Circular Cosmologies, we braid complexity science with Indigenous wisdom to remember how systems heal themselves.
Curvature is spirit technology
The Circle remembers and re-members; it is the keeper of memory, and it also closes what is open, gathers what is scattered, and re-members us into our original curves
The Fractal shows us that at every scale - from cell to soul to society to stars - we come home to ourselves at all levels of self, repeating the same homecoming at infinite levels
Landscape teaches us how memory and belonging are shaped by curvature - hills and valleys guiding rivers and the songs of the ancestors, epigenetic landscapes guiding genes and cells, gravitational fields guiding stars and light - into their paths and places of belonging
The Web reveals the relational fabric of life and memory: a decentralized network where no being stands alone, where no one controls the show but any one person remembering wakes up the memories of the whole and all together, harmony and patterns arise from the re-membering of our rememberings.
The Vortex is the sacred leap - a dissipative structure on the edge of chaos, a self-organizing portal through which matter, energy, and spirit reconfigure themselves, capable of maintaining order while carrying us across thresholds of radical change into new dimensions of being.
The Spiral carries the rhythm of growth, transformation, and self-organization; the Fibonacci curve spirals souls and society, plants and stars, ancestors and grandchildren, into a sacred harmony that grows and evolves while it remembers.
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A New Global Village
“I believe that a new global village, or global tribe, is now creating itself. Who is orchestrating this? I don't know, but I have a great sense that indeed there are lots of souls perceiving this who are very serious about waking up into something that will give us the greatest chance to survive. This is why some people have to admit to being weird, and to take it to the next step, wherever that next step is.
Of course, that will mean eventually stepping aside for a while from the rather imperialistic tendencies of the mind, and allowing the heart and soul to do the thinking for a while. What may be yielded in there will contain some more exciting material. I know it is very difficult for a mind accustomed to telling us what to do, a mind accustomed to judging every new step we take, to relinquish control to a heart and soul that is beyond logic. But waking up into spirit means saying good bye to old logic. The kind of logic that is being constructed by the mind becomes quite inadequate. This is what the heart keeps telling us very regularly because the feeling of the heart cannot be mapped by the ego.”
Elder Malidoma Patrice Somé
