This is the recording from our Dinner & Dialogue gathering on 05/14/25 focusing on the theme of transformation. In this episode, we talk about how embracing our complexity can transform us. We contrast the true self and false self, and uplift how our trans and nonbinary siblings help us move deeper into our true identity.

This is the recording from our Dinner & Dialogue gathering on 05/07/25 focusing on the theme of transformation. In this episode, Ethan opens up a beautiful conversation about reflecting on one's own identity and belonging through sharing about his story, and the people and land to which he belongs in his own journey of becoming more fully himself.

This is the recording from our Dinner & Dialogue gathering on 04/30/25 focusing on the theme of transformation. In this episode, we talk about how Christ is another word for the force of creative transformation in the universe, and how we can employ that language if we want, while also being multilingual in the language of the soul.

This is the recording from our Dinner & Dialogue gathering downtown at Third Window Brewing focusing on the theme of transformation. In this episode, we talk about "the peace of passage," and how learning to embrace (and not resist) change is at the heart of the journey of transformation.

This is the recording from our 2025 Easter Meditation, entitled The Soil of Resurrection -- Christ Consciousness, Awakening to Love, and Easter's Mystical Invitation. In this episode, Tim reflects on the nature of resurrection as inner awakening to love, to see Christ both in oneself and others, and how the path of surrender and awe in our everyday lives can lead us to seeing the world anew.

This is the recording from our Dinner & Dialogue gathering in the final week of our series of conversations entitled, Holding It Together: Practical Nonduality. We talked about how we can love people without the need for them to mirror ourselves back to us, and practiced holding space for the dignity of others with whom we disagree.

This is the recording from our Dinner & Dialogue gathering in the fourth week of our series of conversations entitled, Holding It Together: Practical Nonduality. Our friend Rev. Dr. David Moore joined us for a conversation on nonduality as it relates to race and justice work in our divisive times here in Santa Barbara and beyond.

This is the recording from our Dinner & Dialogue gathering in the third week of our series of conversations entitled, Holding It Together: Practical Nonduality. We talked about how to overcome the dualism of the sacred and the secular, accessing a place of inner peace and forgiveness that moves us beyond throwing stones at each other.