“Do not try to save the world or do anything grandiose. Instead create a clearing in the dense forest of your life,” writes Martha Postlewaite. This first episode celebrates that life is a journey with crossroads and opportunities, and that failure or public rejection is a crossroad with a ton of opportunity. 

Welcome to Circle of Three, a conversation between two friends and colleagues with an invitation to you, the listener to step into the circle. Through poetry, story and an offering of personal and collective practices, Bonnie Loewen and Katharine Cherewyck aim to spark your own reflection — on your voice, your wisdom, and your practices of self discovery.

And for those who want to take an even deeper dive, head over to BeingBeloved.ca for resources referenced and reflective questions.

In this second episode, “we do not try to save the whole world or do anything grandiose”, as Martha Postlewaite writes in her poem “Clearing”.  Instead, we wonder why is it so important to be lost in our forest? And what is the connection to being lost in the forest of our lives in order to be found in our clearing? 

Welcome to Circle of Three, a conversation between two friends and colleagues with an invitation to you, the listener to step into the circle. Through poetry, story and an offering of personal and collective practices, Bonnie Loewen and Katharine Cherewyk aim to spark your own reflection — on your voice, your wisdom, and your practices of self discovery.

And for those who want to take an even deeper dive, head over to BeingBeloved.ca for resources referenced and reflective questions.

In episode 3, we accept that it is a daily, ongoing discipline to experience a stillness that has us listen deeply.  Martha Postlewaite writes, “create a clearing in the dense forest of your life and wait there patiently.”  We stepped into the forest, we found the courage to get completely lost and now, here we are, at the place where we patiently listen for the gifts given inside the stillness of a clearing. 

Welcome to Circle of Three, a conversation between two friends and colleagues with an invitation to you, the listener, to step into the circle. Through poetry, story and an offering of personal and collective practices, Bonnie Loewen and Katharine Cherewyk aim to spark your own reflection — on your voice, your wisdom, and your practices of self discovery.

And for those who want to take an even deeper dive, head over to BeingBeloved.ca for resources referenced and reflective questions.