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🌿 Welcome to the Kinship Cafe Community
We’re glad you’re here. This space is dedicated to exploring The Way of Kinship and the wisdom of the Daodejing (Tao Te Ching) in ways that help us live more connected, thoughtful, and compassionate lives. Our aim is not to debate who is “right,” but to share insights, ask questions, and support one another in weaving these ideas into daily life. Community Guidelines 1. Respect and Kindness Treat all members with dignity. Disagreement is welcome; disrespect is not. Listen as openly as you speak. 2. Share from Experience Whenever possible, speak from your own perspective rather than declaring universal truths. This keeps the conversation open and inclusive. 3. Stay on Topic Our focus is the Way of Kinship and the Daodejing. Connections to philosophy, science, and lived experience are welcome. 4. No Preaching or Proselytizing This forum is not a place to recruit to religions, ideologies, or political movements. Share your perspective, but respect the diversity of paths here. 5. Confidentiality and Care Assume that personal stories shared in the community are offered in trust. Please don’t share outside the forum without explicit permission. Getting Started • Introduce yourself with a post in the Welcome category. • Share a passage of the Daodejing that resonates with you. • Ask a question or offer a reflection about how you’re exploring kinship in your own life. ✨ This is your space too. Let’s create together a community that embodies the harmony and wisdom we seek.
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How You Can Support Kinship Cafe
Kinship Cafe only works because of the people in it. If you’ve found something meaningful here—even one conversation—there are a few simple ways to help it grow. 1. Join the conversation Share a thought. Ask a question. Respond to someone else. The value of this space isn’t just the content—it’s what we create together. 2. Invite someone who would appreciate this Most of the best communities grow through personal invitation. If someone comes to mind, send them a link and bring them in. 3. Support the space (optional) Everything here is meant to remain accessible. If you’re in a position to support the community financially, there are two membership options available. They don’t unlock features—they simply help sustain and grow what we’re building. You can explore the membership options here: https://www.skool.com/kinship-cafe-6105/plans Or if you prefer a one-time contribution, use this link: https://www.kinship.cafe/donate A quick question for you: What’s one thing you’ve found valuable here so far? Drop it in the comments—I’d love to hear, and it helps shape what we build next.
How You Can Support Kinship Cafe
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🌿 It’s Here: The Way of Kinship
For years, I’ve wrestled with a single question: How do we live well in a world that feels increasingly fragmented? Writing The Way of Kinship: The Art of Living from the Daodejing (Tao Te Ching) has been my attempt to answer that question — not through doctrine or dogma, but through a return to the wisdom of nature, relationship, and simplicity. This book grew out of decades of study, reflection, and practice. It’s about rediscovering our belonging in the web of life, learning to live in harmony rather than control, and finding clarity and calm in the midst of complexity. If you’ve ever felt that the old frameworks no longer fit — that spirituality, philosophy, and science all have something to say about how to live meaningfully — this book is for you. 📖 The Way of Kinship is now available wherever books are sold. If you read the book and it resonates with you, I’d be deeply grateful if you’d leave a short review on Amazon or Goodreads. Reviews make a huge difference in helping new readers discover the work. 👉 https://www.amazon.com/Way-Kinship-Living-Daodejing-Ching/dp/B0FSNCP3FP
🌿 It’s Here: The Way of Kinship
Sorry for leaving the discussion early
Had a few things to do before I left for my next thing. I also apologize for not knowing a sage wasn't a teacher. That's why I'm here, to learn! Oh well. I still got a good message out of my error! 🤣☯️ Thank you for the great discussion, see you next Friday! (I won't be available on Wednesday this week)
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Wuwei (non-action) a misunderstood core concept of the Daodejing
Apart from the historical and textual context of the Daodejing, wuwei becomes a paradoxical phrase that invites us to act by not acting. What if wuwei is not paradoxical at all? Join us at Kinship Cafe this week as we continue our study of chapter 2 of the Daodejing, where wuwei is first used. This is an open, discussion-based gathering. No prior knowledge needed. Just curiosity. 📍 Drop in anytime 🗣️ All perspectives welcome ☕ Thoughtful conversation, grounded in a naturalistic reading of the Daodejing (Tao Te Ching) There are 3 ways to participate. 1. Join the live online sessions on Fridays at 7am PT. The link is in the community's Calendar section. 2. Watch the past session recordings at your own time. The videos will be in the community's Classroom section. 3. If you happen to live near Fallbrook, CA, you can join our in-person session on Sundays at 9am. Hilltop Spiritual Center, 331 E Elder St., Fallbrook, CA 92028 I look forward to seeing you there!
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