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Gratefulness
This illuminating conversation about hope in uncertain times features spirituality, science, storytelling, and wisdom shared between two friends.
In June 2022, Jennifer England of Tension of Emergence brought together spiritual teacher Br. David Steindl-Rast and climate scientist Dr. John England for an illuminating conversation about hope in uncertain times. Listen to the full 45-minute podcast below, which features spirituality, science, storytelling, and wisdom shared between two friends.
This conversation is also available on Jennifer’s website.
We usually think of hope as a sentimental emotion that solidifies what we want in life. But what if it meant something else entirely?
In this episode, Jennifer talks with two friends who connect for the first time in 40 years. Dr. John England, a climate scientist and Brother David, a spiritual teacher offer insight on how to navigate endless challenges in the midst of a climate crisis.
Weaving together science, spirituality, and consciousness Brother David and John England also share:
Tune in for an intimate, story-filled and fun conversation between two teachers who remind us that hope gives us something far greater than a guarantee that everything will turn out OK.
Jennifer England has been a senior executive and non-profit leader for over two decades, widely recognized for her ability to influence systems change in the field of gender equality, justice, Indigenous rights, and wellness. She is a full-time leadership strategist and coach with her company, Spark Coaching + Consulting, lead coach and teacher of Becoming, host of the Tension of Emergence podcast, and collaborative leader with BraveSpark- the Wild Topography of Leadership. You can keep up with and follow Jennifer on Instagram here.
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Thank you for this joyful reunion of two contemplative brothers. The joy and surprise of each came through so clearly, and the stories were so captivating. I’m inspired to go out and be surprised.
What an amazing conversation. I have been so overwhelmed with what is happening in the world, particularly with climate. I took a break for some travel and experienced joy and surprise. It was delightful, but part of me felt guilty for experiencing such joy. This conversation reminds me to trust. In fact, that joy and surprise is what’s needed. Trust and know that there is so much more happening to right the wrongs than I can imagine. Thank you for the Hope I so love, and so need, to live a grateful life.
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