Grounded & Grateful, a day with Diane Butler Bass

Since early 2020, the ground under our feet has shaken and shifted. We’ve become dislocated. We’ve experienced loss, death, unwanted change, systemic racism, and exposure of the underbelly of a society that is something other than what it claims to be. As we prepare to look beyond the pandemic, it’s time to re-ground ourselves; to look anew at who we are. In the midst of extraordinary times, we have an incredible opportunity to reframe our view, to re-ground. Grounding is about relocation – finding ourselves in history, in geography, and connection with ourselves, community, and the Divine.