Purpose Guides Institute

Applications are now open for the 2026 cohort of the Purpose Discovery Program. We'd love you to join us in this journey to uncovering and living your Soul's calling. Book a discovery call via our website. Link in bio.

So much of what we're facing in the world comes down to relationship. With the Earth. With each other. With the truth of who we are.

Diné elder Pat McCabe names this as the root of many of the crises we find ourselves in, and points to what's possible. That when we come back into right relationship, the healing begins.

That's the conversation we're having on July 21st. It's FREE. Join us! Booking link in bio.

Unlike the reasoning mind, Imagination is available to us when the running commentary in our heads falls silent, when conditioned responses and thinking patterns are put to rest. And, especially, when we slow down.

What will you do to build the muscle of imagination today?

Join us on July 21st for what promises to be an important and inspiring conversation on Seeding a New Future with Pat McCabe, Woman Stands Shining. FREE and open to all.

You can feel things are changing in the world. And you want to be part of building what comes next, rather than bracing for it.

If that's true for you, you're not alone. Many of us sense that the old way of living is coming apart, and that something new is asking to be built in its place. The question is how to meet these times, and what is being asked of each of us.

In this gathering, Pat McCabe will share indigenous wisdom for these times. How to return to right relationship - with the Earth, each other, and our own true nature; and how to live in a way that is a blessing and benefit to all.

We hope to see you there.
Book your place and receive the linK:
https://www.purposeguides.org/seeding-a-new-future-social

ً Pat McCabe

We are delighted to be hosting a free online gathering on July 21st with Diné elder Pat McCabe (Woman Stands Shining), on the wisdom of these times, and the work of coming back into right relationship with the Earth, with each other, and with our own true nature, such that we can co-create a thriving future for all. Free, donation-based, open to all. Find out more and register https://www.purposeguides.org/seeding-a-new-future

Craig wrote Amphibious Soul after years of feeling exhausted and empty. He knew this wasn't our natural state. So he returned to the Cape and began diving into the kelp forest every single day, and slowly found his way back.

What he discovered is that we can all do this, wherever we live. Craig learned to track from San trackers in the Kalahari, then became the first person to track animals underwater in a kelp forest.

But his definition of tracking goes far beyond that. For Craig, a track is any clue left by any creature or plant, sand or rock. And his advice is simple: just start small. Seek out marks on plants, trees, rocks, or walls, wherever you are.

This is one of the things I'm most curious to explore with Craig on Saturday 30 May in a FREE online conversation. What does it actually look like to reclaim our wildness when we live far from the ocean and the kelp forest?

Finding the Wild Within
Saturday May 30th
9am PT/ 12pm ET/ 6pm CET
Online on zoom
Free. Open to all. Link in bio.

Don't miss this!

On May 30th, I'll be in conversation with Craig Foster about wildness, true belonging, and what becomes possible, individually, for our species, and for the world, when we remember we are nature? This is a rare opportunity to sit with one of the most compelling voices on wildness, belonging, and our relationship within the web of life.

Free. Open to all.
Saturday 30 May
9am PT / 12pm ET / 6pm CET
Online via Zoom
Register: https://www.purposeguides.org/my-octopus-teacher

Registrations are now open for our flagship Purpose Discovery Program. Uncover your deepest calling, your unique way of loving this world. It's probably the most important thing you can do in these times.

Next step? Book a discovery call. https://www.purposeguides.org/discovery-call-1

These words from Craig Foster cut right to the heart of it. We have forgotten that we are nature. And so much of the mess we find ourselves in stems from this simple forgetting.

Craig has spent 30 years in daily, intimate relationship with the ocean. His book Amphibious Soul asks this question: how do we reclaim a soul-deepening wildness when daily life insists on taming us?

On Saturday 30 May, at 9am PT/ 6pm CET I'll be in conversation with Craig about exactly that. I'm particularly curious about how we find our way back to the wild within us, especially those of us living in cities, far from wild places.

Join the conversation. It's free and online. We'd love to see you there.
Book our spot: https://www.purposeguides.org/my-octopus-teacher