Culture

What can we learn from deep nestedness? Our species-typical existence was one of deep nestedness. Deep nestedness has three elements: (1) ongoing communal…

“I want to have kids someday, but I’m scared— it’s just too much responsibility.” “Have kids? And risk messing up another human being for life? No…

Our 6-minute film, Breaking the Cycle, gives the overview of how the dominant culture lost its way. We are in a cycle of competitive detachment, an unnested…

For nearly all of human species existence across the world, child raising was rooted in the maternal gift economy as denoted by the evolved nest. Basic needs…

About the Book Please Read To Me is a multicultural, bilingual book that shows parents, grandparents, siblings, and caregivers the joys and benefits of…

Letter from the Editor Kindred's November 2024 Issue Read this issue in your browser here. * “Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and…

If you are curious about discovering your worldview literacy capacities, you'll love this interview with Claudia Ayuso that covers the basics of exposing…

Are you a good listener? If you ask any person, they will likely tell you they are good listeners. But if you ask the people in their life, you may get another…

Philosophers have long discussed how one develops goodness. Whereas Lawrence Kohlberg’s theory, rooted in Enlightenment philosophy, emphasized reasoning…

Watch the video interview with Stephanie about this post and her Beyond Attachment post below and here. I consider the word “Goddess” to refer to a…