Worldwork or Deep Democracy

This incredible aspect of process work involves large-group processes and facilitation. It helps reduce both inner and outer conflict by uncovering and reintegrating marginalised voices and the expression of various roles involved in a group field or issue. It seeks to create relationship and community from social tensions and conflict. Groups and organisations have a self-organizing principle within the group which when attended to can bring relief of tension, collaboration and creates solutions.

Each of us have a private gateway back into kinship and mystery - through our dreaming life. The practice of dreamwork is a powerful of weaving back into intimate relationship with what the sufis call the beloved, that divine coherence, the holy in nature from which all beings originate. As we remember it, it remembers us and it is the bridge between two river banks. Our conversation is the practice of belonging together.

Dreaming is nature, naturing through us. Just as a tree bears fruit or a plant expresses itself in flowers. Dreams are fruiting from us, the production of images and stories is a biological necessity. Without dreams we could not survive.

Though it is possible to get by without remembering our dreams but a life guided and shaped by dreaming is a life that follows the innate knowing of the earth itself. As we learn to follow the instincts of our inner wilderness, respecting it’s agreements and disagreements we are also developing our capacity for subtlety. This sensitivity is what makes us more porous and multilingual, bringing us into conversation with the many languages of the world around us. Sensitivity is the privilige and responsibility of remembering.

Toko-Pa Turner