We Practice Life

We Practice Life and teach tools for peace

The first step in conflict resolution is getting to the facts. It is no wonder there is so much conflict in ourselves, our communities, our world.

We need to start by fact-checking our thoughts and get to solving for reality, not the fiction made up by the person with the most power, influence, and loudest voice.

Check out our Substack post for today.

What else could be true? Getting to the facts is the first step in conflict resolution

Kiara and I had a great time sharing We Practice Life lessons with WITS teachers!
We love to bring social emotional learning and self-empowering practices into the classrooms as meaningful play! Thanks for the opportunity Writers in the Schools (WITS) and Amy C. Evans!
Chase Summers-Perry, Kiara Carter, Brooke Summers-Perry

Daily psycho-social-spiritual practices bibliography:
Bill has his own bibliography for his presentation. This book stack is my bibliography for the practices. The business books may seem out of place. AND, working as a projct manager has really come in handy when I shifted my attention to the architecture of spirituality and building a life I no longer wanted to escape from.
Being an integrator in business has shown me how to operationalize psychological, social, and spiritual concepts.
Preparing for our conference at The Jung Center is fueling up my spiritual spark!

Join us online for this free monthly meetup to use blackout poetry to access applicable insights. We use a combination of blackout poetry and contemplative/mindfulness practices to make this easy and accessible practice highly impactful.
No experience with creative writing or contemplative practice needed.

Monthly Practice Group using Blackout Poetry Come join us each month to practice creating blackout poetry together online!