How to be together again
The pandemic forced all of us to go inward — into our homes, our rooms, into time with ourselves or our innermost circle. It forced us to go into our own mess, both the quiet and the noise of our inner life.
As the country starts to quiver and shake, rumbling awake, we face the prospect of coming out of our shells. And ask:
How do we be with others again?
What about pandemic living do we want to preserve and carry forward?
What still needs shedding?
What needs remembering?
This gathering will hold space for all of those questions, without the pressure to know the answers.
Think of this hour as a support circle for all of us who are nervous about the shift back to whatever new normal we’re headed to. It’s a space to share concerns, to hear others, and to carve out intentional space to think about how you want to be with yourself and with others as the world blooms open again.
The gathering is led by Melissa Wong, a coach and human enthusiast who makes learning about oneself collaborative and a little less lonely.