Seeds of Renaissance
= "for people who: are disillusioned by the crises of modern civilization; sense that something new is trying to emerge; want to participate in bringing forth a new paradigm". [1]
URL = https://seedsofrenaissance.org
"Seeds of Renaissance is a media and movement-building project exploring what a wiser, more regenerative civilization could look like." [2]
Status
"The Life Itself project “Second Renaissance” is now Seeds of Renaissance. At the same time, Life Itself is moving into the background, and most if not all of our public communication will happen under the Seeds of Renaissance name."
(https://seedsofrenaissance.org/blog/announcing-seeds-of-renaissance)
Description
1.
"Seeds of Renaissance is for people who: are disillusioned by the crises of modern civilization; sense that something new is trying to emerge; want to participate in bringing forth a new paradigm; seek meaning, depth and wisdom; are intellectually curious but also practically hungry; and are searching for grounded hope.
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Seeds of Renaissance was created by the founders of Life Itself. Its stewards are Sylvie Shiwei Barbier, a ritual artist and co-founder of Life Itself, and Rufus Pollock, a researcher, writer and entrepreneur. Their commitment to seeding a renaissance is fused in love and a shared commitment to act with wisdom and care to bequeath a better world to the next generations, including their own children. "
2. Rufus Pollock:
"Seeds of Renaissance is a movement of people making sense of this moment and practicing what comes next, together.
- A Media House: where we make sense of things: the podcast and YouTube conversations, essays, our white paper series, a printed magazine, and this newsletter.
- Gardens of Change: where we practice together: WhatsApp chats, weekly Global Connection Calls, courses, and events.
Nothing you value is going away. The conversations, the writing, and the community are all still here, now under one name, one look, and one home. The podcast you may know as Over the Mountains is now simply the Seeds of Renaissance podcast."
(https://news.secondrenaissance.net/p/announcing-seeds-of-renaissance-the)