In this profound conversation, Tami Simon and Rev. angel take a deep look at how society shapes our sense of belonging—and how we can all take back the power to belong for ourselves.
A companion conversation in the On Being episode that has been re-aired for the third time — Krista catches up with Rev. angel Kyodo Williams on how she’s keeping her fearlessness alive through pandemics and rupture.
This prophetic conversation, which Rev. angel Kyodo Williams had with Krista in 2018, is an invitation to imagine and nourish the transformative potential of this moment — toward human wholeness.
In this piece called EVOLve, solo artist, drummer and composer, Kendrick Scott, uses a hybrid drum setup with SensoryPercussionto explore the words of Rev. angel Kyodo williams.
As we gear up for in-person Radical Dharma Summer 2022, this week our #getintheconversation series transports us to RD Camp, Being Yourself session, where Rev. angel walking us through the Radical “practice of remembering” & outline the poetic opportunity to disrupt the acculturation of forgetfulness.
RD is igniting a long-overdue dialogue about how the legacy of racial injustice + white supremacy plays out in society. RD is an urgent call to action with a framework that outlines & takes into account the ways that racism + advantage prevent our collective healing.
Drop IN to the powerful conversation Harm vs. Hurt w/ Resmaa Menakem & Rev. angel Kyodo williams to explore what is showing up for you now, & allow yourself to turn into the hurt of historical, ancestral & generational harm to build authentic culture + connection.
Drop into the Greene Space w/Molly Webster lean into conversation Does Marriage Need an Update? Where Rev. angel unfolds the under language of love & how unfamiliar spaces of love seed + reshape our relationship to love + belonging.
“… why do we practice? Well, we practice being able to withstand the truth of that. That there is no answer. There is no book. There is no script. If you get to the Jedi mountain, & they burned all the books, what will you do then?”
“By centering Blackness, by centering our understanding of how we have been torn apart, we begin the project of coming back in relationship with each other, in relationship with ourselves and ultimately coming back to love”
In this profound conversation, Tami Simon and Rev. angel take a deep look at how society shapes our sense of belonging—and how we can all take back the power to belong for ourselves.
A companion conversation in the On Being episode that has been re-aired for the third time — Krista catches up with Rev. angel Kyodo Williams on how she’s keeping her fearlessness alive through pandemics and rupture.
This prophetic conversation, which Rev. angel Kyodo Williams had with Krista in 2018, is an invitation to imagine and nourish the transformative potential of this moment — toward human wholeness.
In this piece called EVOLve, solo artist, drummer and composer, Kendrick Scott, uses a hybrid drum setup with SensoryPercussionto explore the words of Rev. angel Kyodo williams.
As we gear up for in-person Radical Dharma Summer 2022, this week our #getintheconversation series transports us to RD Camp, Being Yourself session, where Rev. angel walking us through the Radical “practice of remembering” & outline the poetic opportunity to disrupt the acculturation of forgetfulness.
RD is igniting a long-overdue dialogue about how the legacy of racial injustice + white supremacy plays out in society. RD is an urgent call to action with a framework that outlines & takes into account the ways that racism + advantage prevent our collective healing.
Drop IN to the powerful conversation Harm vs. Hurt w/ Resmaa Menakem & Rev. angel Kyodo williams to explore what is showing up for you now, & allow yourself to turn into the hurt of historical, ancestral & generational harm to build authentic culture + connection.
Drop into the Greene Space w/Molly Webster lean into conversation Does Marriage Need an Update? Where Rev. angel unfolds the under language of love & how unfamiliar spaces of love seed + reshape our relationship to love + belonging.
“… why do we practice? Well, we practice being able to withstand the truth of that. That there is no answer. There is no book. There is no script. If you get to the Jedi mountain, & they burned all the books, what will you do then?”
“By centering Blackness, by centering our understanding of how we have been torn apart, we begin the project of coming back in relationship with each other, in relationship with ourselves and ultimately coming back to love”