is an individual and collective awareness practice that reveals a new human potential for love and creative synergy. “Interbeing” is just that: a being or living presence that comes alive between and in and through us. It is emergent, meaning that it is something new and surprising that arises out of the not-already-known. And it depends on us, on human choice, to realize its potential.
reveals a capacity for human togetherness rooted in non-separation. Just as atoms form molecules that form bacteria that form cells that form organisms, emergent interbeing shows a new possibility for collective sensing and sense-making that includes and transcends the individual. It points to a way that our uniqueness and diversity can cohere and synergize in a complex unity.
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is first experienced as a sacred field of shared presence that emerges and comes alive through our awareness of what is between us. The longing for wholeness, connection, and depth transforms into a creative life force when we each dare to open ourselves to the heart’s deepest demand. Through the process of dialogue—the most human gift of language--engaging with and from this sacred space between, we then discover a synergistic intelligence that allows us to co-consciously create together.
is not simply another "we space" process or relationship technique but instead is the fulfillment of what these methods point to--a new direction in human and cultural development. It supports a radical shift from a culture of separation and competition to one of diversity-in-unity rooted in a sense of the sacred. From the most fundamental human activity—speaking with each other—this practice transforms dialogue into a powerful shared space of curiosity, reverence, meaningfulness, love, and potential. Through this collective practice, you become an agent of emergence, discovering how to synergize diversity from the ground of wholeness and thereby become a force for deep cultural change.
This is an invitation to transform culture through your own transformation. Cognitive scientist John Vervaeke speaks of “stealing the culture”--taking it back from the power players that are profiting from us so that connection and interbeing become the ground of our lives and culture. Not only is this practice a means to transform and enliven the work you do with others, it is also in itself an answer to the increasing limitations and dangers of the modern Western mode of thinking and being. The ongoing practice of emergent interbeing—carried into your life and work, relationships and projects—becomes part of a radical experiment to shift the axis of Western culture from separation and division to entangled, interdependent interconnectedness.
As a practitioner of emergent interbeing, you join in a bottom-up process of creating transformative micro-cultures grounded in the sacredness of Life itself. Joy, intimacy, awe, freedom, and collective insight are unleashed between us. You learn to synergize complexity from wholeness. Learning how to perceive and become available to this dynamic interbeing is the foundation of a new, transindividuated self sense—one that includes and transcends our individuality. Through developing your capacity to live emergent interbeing, your relationships and projects become part of a network of experiments that can lay the foundation for the future.
Mike Kauschke
Carri Munn
Marlene Potthoff
Maria Zacherl
Dr. Nadja Rosmann