When I started Tiny Buddha, one of my main goals was to help us all heal the trauma that haunt us and hold us back in life. Much like our personal trauma hindering us individually, our collective trauma is detrimental to the whole world. And healing this trauma is critical to the future of humanity and the planet.
If, like me, you want to do your part to help heal all wounds that are passed down through generations, I strongly recommend attending the Collective Trauma Summit, a free 10-day online event from Tuesday, September 22nd.
This powerful summit will bring together over 45 experts on collective healing, including leading psychotherapists, visionaries, researchers, performers, poets and peacemakers in the world.
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With panel discussions, guided meditations and performances by recognized poets and musicians, the Collective Trauma Summit will certainly help us to find strength and healing in this intense phase of massive upheavals and changes.
Click here to register for free and watch a short video about the summit
During this free event, which you can access from any Internet-enabled device, there will be 4-5 calls per day, each of which is available for 48 hours. The summit will cover a number of collective trauma topics including:
How closely personal and collective trauma are linked
How intergenerational and ancestral trauma works in individuals and families
The initiation of racial and cultural trauma and what we can do to change it and transform it for real change
Why healing a collective trauma is critical to the future of our planet
What we can do to address and resolve war and longstanding conflicts
What we can learn from the recent health and pandemic crisis
Some of the experts presented are:
Gabor Maté – bestselling author, speaker
Valarie Kaur – Experienced civil rights activist and bestselling author
Daniel J. Siegel, MD – best-selling author, founder of the Mindsight Institute
Joy Harjo – Poet Laureate of the United States
Rick Hanson, Ph.D. – Psychologist, Senior Fellow of the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley, and New York Times best-selling author
Priya Parker – Master Facilitator, Strategic Advisor, Recognized Author and Host of the New York Times Podcast "Together Apart"
Mark Wolynn – Director of the Family Constellation Institute
Sharon Salzberg – Meditation teacher, co-founder of the Insight Meditation Society, bestselling author
Angel Acosta – Director, Acosta Consulting; a leader in bridging the gaps between leadership, social justice and mindfulness.
Margaret Wheatley – bestselling author of 10 books, president of the Berkana Institute
Stephen W. Porges – Founding Director of the Consortium on Traumatic Stress Research, Indiana University
Charles Eisenstein – speaker and author
Ruth King – Founder of the Mindful of Race Institute
Collective trauma affects each of us, but not everyone will acknowledge and address it – which is why people like us need to come together with open hearts and minds to find out how we can end unnecessary suffering and heal the wounds that have run through generations .
To support and accelerate urgently needed global change, click the following link to register for free:
Register for the Collective Trauma Summit
When you register, you get free access to the host's first chapter. Thomas Hübl's upcoming book Healing Collective Trauma, which will be published this fall.
I hope you find this event both inspiring and enlightening!
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