I am sharing my insights about the emergent laws of regenerative power – as I write for my next book?
I’d love to get your feedback in the comments.
Essence
Align with those aspiring toward thriving systems.
You become you who model.
Analogy/metaphor
Imagine this... Water takes the shape of the vessel it’s in.
So does your energy.
Law
Law 10: Choose Community Carefully.
You are constantly shaped by the people, ideas, and energies around you. Choose relationships that nourish your purpose and expand your presence.
Regenerative culture starts with relational ecology. In non-dual unity understanding, connection isn’t optional—it’s who we are.
So surround yourself with people and spaces that reflect the future you’re growing into.
Indigenous or Ancient Wisdom
Ubuntu is a core philosophical concept originating from Southern Africa’s Nguni language, particularly Zulu and Xhosa (Mbiti, 1969).
They believe “a person is a person through other people.”
Its principles include interdependence, dignity, and responsibility.
Choosing community is not incidental but formative of identity; flourishing arises only through right relationships. Ubuntu calls for communities that nurture life rather than diminish it.
Ubuntu illustrates the necessity of choosing communities with care.
Regenerative power emerges not from isolated achievement but from intentionally formed, mutually supportive human networks.
Quote
James Clear, Author of Atomic Habits put it simply:
“Environment is the invisible hand that shapes behavior.”
Call to action
Want to create a regenerative support system around your purpose and place potential and vision? I’d love to help you map and build it.
Reach out and let’s cocreate that regenerative community together.
Video
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CONSULTING SERVICES
I clarify for my clients (cities and communities) a compelling place vision, cocreate impactful development processes, aiming for sustainable and regenerative place outcomes with a sense of compassion for people and the planet and then deliver these with coherence.
If you’d like to learn more about holistic and regenerative development, I can tailor a professional development workshop for you and your organisation.
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REFERENCES
Clear, J. (2018). Atomic Habits: An easy and proven way to build good habits & break bad ones. Avery.
Mbiti, J. S. (1969). African religions and philosophy. Heinemann.