A story of profound contemporary importance if we are to build a more peaceful, just, and inclusive world, woven around a journey into Britain's Celtic wildness. It braids together the themes of sacredness, belonging, connection, and homecoming.
A story of profound contemporary importance if we are to build a more peaceful, just, and inclusive world, woven around a journey into Britain's Celtic wildness. It braids together the themes of sacredness, belonging, connection, and homecoming.
Mac Macartney has a foot in several worlds. He is the founder of the inspirational social enterprise, Embercombe, an international speaker, writer, and leadership consultant. Mentored by a group of Native American teachers over a period of twenty years, he made a pledge to do all he could to re-kindle an ancient indigenous teaching known as The Children's Fire wherever he found, or could create, the opportunity to exert influence. Mac is the author of Finding Earth, Finding Soul: The invisible path to authentic leadership, and has published many articles on sustainability, leadership, and spirituality. He was presented with the Enlightened Society Award by Sakjong Mipham Rinpoche in 2013 and in 2015 was awarded an honorary doctorate in Education from Plymouth University.
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