We’re not in the belief business.
When it comes to the big questions, we don’t think there are experts with an answer book. But we do know that our modern lives and to-do lists don’t leave us much time to think through the big stuff. And the question marks that wake us at night aren’t meant to be faced alone.
It’s our turn.
Mystics, artists, rabbis, philosophers, poets, leaders (all just regular humans like us) have been asking these big questions over thousands of years. Now it’s our time and our turn to join this conversation, because we’re the ones who are here right now.
Adults need the space and the right folk to have big conversations together.
You know, the kind of conversations that you shouldn’t have with an expectation of reaching a simple answer. Or have at all, unless you’re willing to bring your whole, real self, not just the smarty pants.
Everyone’s welcome, everything’s on the table.
So if this piques your interest, you should check us out. Our facilitators are already curating dope, diverse, small groups of real humans like you. They know how to read a room and get people talking. We’ve woven together eclectic sources from everywhere these questions have reared their head to someone brave enough to puzzle through them. Think about it. You could make a new friend. Or you might even hang with that dear old friend you haven’t seen for so long named you.
Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai taught the following parable: Some people were sitting in a ship when one of them took a drill and began to bore a hole under his seat. The other passengers protested saying, “Why are you doing that?” He said to them, “What does it matter to you? Am I not boring the hole under my own seat?” They answered him, “Because what you’re doing will sink the ship for all of us.”
“When I get to Heaven,
I will not be asked ‘Why
weren’t you like Moses’,
or ‘Why weren’t you like
Abraham’. They will
ask, ‘Why weren’t you
like Zusha?’”