The Reconciliation Project

The Reconciliation Project is about restoring love and acceptance for, understanding of, and compassion for the human experience.

As it is.

Not as we individually desire it to be.

It is our human nature that keeps telling us what it is – but we keep rejecting it, running from it, and, through the rampant expressions of self-promotion (when it comes to ourselves) and judgement (when it comes to others) we bring to life each day, desecrate it.

Our disgust with our humanity is one of the greatest enemies of life.

It means we must poison it with the expressions I listed above. And it means we must eradicate it so there is nothing for us to be so outraged about.

There is nothing more inhumane that eradicating the very thing we are. We are seeing the effects of our disdain for humanity more and more.

Not even the pandemic – where life collapsed under the weight of our world’s relentless abuse – did we choose a gentler path.

Instead, we put our heads in the sand and continued on our merry way – abusing life on one hand, while trumpeting our self-righteous and judgemental chorus on the other.

The Reconciliation is exactly that.

Our collective reconciliation with what life really is – or more accurately – who life really is.

And it begins with love and gratitude.

Not because life bends to our own personal wants and desires.

But because we feel blessed and grateful to have been born into a human experience in the first place.

The Reconciliation Project offers the world that abuses life, a new way of thinking, a new way of seeing and a new way of feeling.

Not for ourselves.

But for life itself.

And this includes new ways of listening and new ways of communicating. Where love for others is our guide, not the expectation they will bend into a shape we want them to bend into.