Welcome to my new blog
For several years I have been blogging on my book’s website: Storycatcher.net. Now that we have brought the book site inside my company’s website: www.peerspirit.com, I am restarting the blog with expanded focus. Look here for storycatching, journal writing, circle process, and the lessons of deep immersion into nature. If we are doing it through PeerSpirit, I’m mostly likely writing about it. I look forward to hearing your voices in response, to being in dialogue and connection.-

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Category Archives: circle process
Wintergreen: New Year’s Day on Whidbey Island
I have a friend who tells me, “What you do on your birthday sets the tone for the year.” It’s not my personal birthday, but it is the first day of a New Year… so happy birthday 2013… and here’s … Continue reading
Posted in circle process, deep immersion in nature, journal writing, storycatching
Tagged reflection & blessing
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Rebirth of the Village
Upon our arrival in New York on November 1, our friend Nancy Fritsche Eagan, a circle and Art of Hosting colleague, took us over to visit Occupy Wall Street. It was a stunning experience, particularly from a group process perspective. … Continue reading
Posted in circle process, social activism
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The wisdom we need is in the room!
I wake at 4:30 AM from a dream in which a film crew is taking down the Europe “set”— dismantling canvas facades of the streets of Brussels, Paris, Frankfurt, and Amsterdam, carefully putting the architecture into storage. Ann and I … Continue reading
Posted in circle process, social activism, storycatching
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Question of the week: What Just Happened Here?
Japan. We watch the ordinary present disappear in moments. Whole towns become archeological digs–not pretty, not yet historical. Real people wandering through real-time chaos, horror and displacement. Earthquake. Tsunami. Radiation. The character of a people is shown to the world … Continue reading
Posted in circle process, storycatching
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Question of the week: What is trying to happen here?
February 17-22, 2011, Ann Linnea and I drove over the border into southern British Columbia in order to work with two Presbyteries of the United Church of Canada. We introduced PeerSpirit Circle Process as a way to conduct their church … Continue reading
Posted in circle process, storycatching
Tagged circle, circle process, collaborative leadership, PeerSpirit agreements, Wisconsin
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