Cocreating with a living intelligent Earth - Huxley, Justine Afra; Kovasna, Anna
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In a world where the dominant paradigm has separated humans from the rest of nature and is leading us ever deeper into chaos and polycrisis, this handbook of Kincentric Leadership offers a rich seam of hope and a radically different way forward. Rooted in the understanding that human beings are inseparable from the wider web of life, it invites readers to listen to, learn from, and work with the intelligence of the more-than-human world and an animate, sacred Earth. Drawing on Indigenous knowledge, the cutting-edge science of animal and plant sentience, ecological holism, biomimicry, systems…mehr

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In a world where the dominant paradigm has separated humans from the rest of nature and is leading us ever deeper into chaos and polycrisis, this handbook of Kincentric Leadership offers a rich seam of hope and a radically different way forward. Rooted in the understanding that human beings are inseparable from the wider web of life, it invites readers to listen to, learn from, and work with the intelligence of the more-than-human world and an animate, sacred Earth. Drawing on Indigenous knowledge, the cutting-edge science of animal and plant sentience, ecological holism, biomimicry, systems thinking, decolonial theory, perennial wisdom, and embodied knowing, it invites readers to cultivate kinship with the more-than-human world and reimagine leadership not as a purely human affair, but as a practice of reciprocity and cocreation with all life. Kincentric Leadership weaves together sacredness, interdependence, animacy, kinship, diversity, justice, belonging, and the courage to navigate global crises, offering a holistic path for (re)weaving our relationship with the Earth. It speaks equally to personal, organisational, and systemic transformation, inviting a shift in how we live, lead, and collaborate as part of a living ecosystem of change. More than a manual, it serves as a trusted companion-supporting individuals, teams, and communities as they integrate kincentric principles into their daily lives and leadership journeys. Organised around eight guiding principles, thirty-four capacities, and over one hundred practices, the handbook offers practical, achievable pathways for placing the wellbeing of the whole web of life at the centre of governance, strategy, operations, and culture. It includes twelve inspiring stories of kincentric practice from around the world and a self-assessment benchmarking tool to celebrate strengths, identify new possibilities, set meaningful goals and track your journey over time Whether you are taking your first steps into kincentric lifeways and leadership, or seeking to deepen existing practice, this book offers a comprehensive guide for both navigating the challenges and unfolding the real possibilities of our time. At heart, it is a call to action and a blueprint for a regenerative, just, and thriving world, rekindling our innate capacity to live in right relationship with all life. It is a doorway into a way of life that is both new and ancient, and into the power that lies in collaborating with the vast and diverse intelligences of our more-than-human kin. In an age of polycrisis, this is not only an ethical invitation but a practical and joyful pathway for finding our place within the communities of life that sustain our shared home. Through its invitation to serve, belong, and cocreate with an animate Earth, it calls forth a renewed sense of stewardship for the wellbeing of present and future generations.
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Dr Justine Afra Huxley is a writer, facilitator, spiritual ecologist and visionary. She co-founded the project Kincentric Leadership with Anna Kovasna, and leads workshops, retreats and trainings in many locations on how to align leadership and decision-making with the principle of kinship with all life. Justine is fascinated by many kinship-connected themes, including how we reclaim Earth-based spiritual practice; how we align our lives with natural cycles; and how we can enter into artistic collaboration with Earth and Her beings. For many years she was the CEO of St Ethelburga's Centre for Reconciliation and Peace, where she innovated programmes at the intersection of ecology, spirituality and peace-making. She has a Ph.D. in psychology and belongs to a Sufi community which has, over the last two decades, consistently oriented its focus towards reweaving our relationship with Earth and meeting the needs of our times. She has led meditation and dreamwork groups within that tradition for over twenty years. She is the author of Generation Y, Spirituality and Social Change, a collection of stories about how the younger generations are reinventing spirituality and social action.