Life is meant to be lived — consciously, and not alone. Discover the philosophy, find the community, and join the gatherings.
Each of us is on our own personal unique journey — yet we are not alone.
Life is fundamentally meant to be experienced. How that happens, where the journey takes us, and what it all means is uniquely different for every person. We have each other, if we choose to create that reality. Perspective, intention, desire, imagination, emotion, and thought — experienced both individually and as part of one united cosmos — are what make this complex, extraordinary moment meaningful and memorable.
Each of us is a multi-sensory being and experiences every moment through our mind, body and spirit. The mind, and how and what we think, matters. Our body, and the manner in which we care for it. Our spirit, and the ways that we nurture and seek to understand the magnitude of how we are a unique part of the non-physical as we are of the physical. Most importantly, how each of us is responsible for ourselves and for everything around us in every moment.
The Dot Com Experience is the movement that reminds us that even when the digital world may seem more impressive, human connection — and the effects it can have on the world — will always be significantly more impactful than any technological advance, and serves our call to stewardship.
Words become lived experiences when they are practiced — alone, and in good company.
Reflections that wake us up to the experience of conscious living — perspective, responsibility, love, and stewardship.
Instagram & XA home for people who find these existential questions worth living with — a place to meet, discuss, and belong.
On SkoolIn-person experiences built on genuine trust and stewardship — for each other and for the world around us, because authentic in-person connections matter.
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