Aakanksha Singh

I consider my soul work is to weave the magic & beauty of the ordinary into our daily lives. My journey is of en-hearting the fragments of love that bind us and to regenerate new stories of interbeing in our sacred world by building an inner & collective capacity of sensing and tuning with self and ever present Life Force in everything. I gather here with my fellow co-sensors, co-creators to move together on the wild edge of our shifting world.

Anna Brunain

I am a teacher, chef, artist and alchemist. Through my paintings, music, words and food, I let my light shine on the stories that need to be told or that deserve our full attention. It’s my mission to listen to the world’s stories with an open heart and create, retell them, from the same place. Hosting feels like a natural state of being to me, whether it’s in a classroom, kitchen, my own living room or an alchemical process. Born, raised and currently living in Belgium. Always with a part of my heart in my second home: the Arctic.

Marie-Jose d’Aprile

Marie-José d’Aprile Marie-José is an apprentice alchemist wondering at the mysteries and magic of Life on Earth and beyond. She stepped in a new path following her heart becoming a ceramist artist and cultivating her passion for yoga practice. She lives in Lake Como with her husband Mario and her mystic cat Balthus.

Dounia Saeme

Helen Titchen Beeth

I am a writer, linguist, mother-of-twins and practitioner of the Art of Hosting Conversations that Matter, Collective Presencing and Collective Alchemy. I live - extremely happily - on a smallholding in rural Flanders. Collective Alchemy has been a source of deepening fascination for me since its inception back in 2017. I have been involved in all aspects of its 'development'. This practice continues to teach and transform me, and it brings me true joy to be able to share it with others.

Jenny Hegland

Jenny's life’s work centers around meaningful community engagement and aims to contribute to equitable opportunities for all people to live free and fulfilling lives. Jenny moved to the Washington D.C. area in 2018 and operates a small consulting practice that supports organizations and initiatives in building community and evolving leadership structures, practices, and cultures by bridging and integrating individual transformation with interpersonal, community, and whole systems change work. Jenny has 15+ years of experience working at the intersection of higher education, nonprofit leadership, disaster recovery, community engagement, program and relationship management, organizational and systems change, and social justice. Jenny is a counselor by training. She is also an artist, working as a listener poet with The Good Listening Project and a visual practitioner/generative scribe who helps illuminate the invisible realms that often go unnoticed, but greatly impact our work and lives.

Judy Wallace

Judy is a host and practitioner of conversation circles, Collective Presencing, Collective Alchemy, and Collective Healing. She facilitates Social/Collective Healing Constellations and is very active in the u.lab Hub in Boulder, Colorado where she lives at the foot of the mountains.

Luea Ritter

I thrive within ambiguity and complexity, and through a diverse medley of fields I have developed a high sensitivity for context-based cultural and social dynamics. My work weaves transformative change processes, trauma and healing work, leadership and organizational development, community building, and earth-based wisdom traditions to cultivate and maintain capacities in individuals and collectives. I am a co-founder and creative steward of Collective Transitions, an action-learning and research organization dedicated to building shared capacity for transformational shifts. Pursuing my cutting-edge research-to-innovation PhD Process for Holistic Development with the Geneva-based TRANS4M Center for Integral Development, I research social fields and the building and maintaining of coherence. My work brings me to various places in this world and to diverse sectors, where I guide and facilitate organizational, community and cultural development that embrace the complexity, challenges and potential of our times. Collective Alchemy has been an important field of inquiry and applied practice that I am dedicated to since its beginning. Being part of hosting and stewarding this emergent practice field has deeply supported and informed my diverse workfields.

Louise carpenter

I am a sound, light, vibrational and elemental magician, Priestess of the New Earth, body and breath awareness guide, amateur photographer and vegetable grower who utilises her capacities with individuals and on behalf of the unified field of love to raise vibrations, resolve trauma, clear energy fields and inspire connection with our planet home and the knowing of ourselves as an integral part of the whole – holding faith and trust that there is nothing to fear. I am all in favour of slowing down to enable deeper listening to inner knowing, and holding an open still space in which to receive the infinite support and guidance to be had from the natural world and beyond. I also hold closely to us all being responsible for ourselves - sovereignity, and that we each are a spark of the whole, and as such have a direct impact upon the whole - including our planet Earth.

Mark Whiteley

Mark is primarily a craftsman in wood. His work for the past 30 years as a workshop owner/operator has been in managing people, processes and product. He has deep understanding of the relationships between craftsperson, tool, time and process that leads to embedded quality. Mark’s interest in collective alchemy lies in his quest to understand more deeply the process of change through the power of the circle and to understand subtle systems and relationships that can inform the direction of change needed in the rolling era shifts of our time.

Molly Ryan Whiteley

Linda (Molly) Ryan Whiteley, a native New Yorker now living with her husband Mark in the charming North Yorkshire seaside town of Whitby, is a retired career educator whose work in systems leadership influenced schools at all instructional levels from primary through university. Molly comes to the practice of Collective Alchemy on a journey of self discovery, as a learner and a believer in the power of the circle community and the outcomes that result from collaborative sensory immersion in a field that challenges participants to examine their thoughts, behaviors and actions and holds them accountable to personal growth, in a safe and nurturing environment. She is honored to provide insights into the rich harvest cycle and to serve in a hosting space along with gifted, seasoned practitioners.

Pieter De Ceuninck

Pieter is a psycho-energetic coach and a passionate dancer (Movement Medicine, 5Rhythms, Open Floor). He lights up when taking people on a journey telling a story or singing with his three-men-choir. Yoga and painting help him to tune in to his body. He’s a strong believer of the power of intention, and hosts intention circles. He loves to connect people and systems. Inspired by the principles of sustainability, he seeks to have a positive, meaningful impact to our world.

Sam Hinds

Sam Hinds is a training clinical psychologist who received his MA in Philosophy, Cosmology and Consciousness, studying Archetypal Cosmology with Richard Tarnas. He is currently studying and participating in various forms of Collective Intelligence practice, inquiring into the ways that such participatory modes of knowing, including Collective Alchemy, can assist the unfolding of the planetary phase shift currently underway.

Sarah Whiteley

I am a practice leader, soul guide, researcher and host; co-initiating the Art of Hosting, co-founding Axladitsa-Avatakia and the Living Wholeness Institute and founding Conscious Evolution. My interest in Alchemy became woven through the pathway of her Masters in Wisdom Studies, while Collective Alchemy was my call and core focus for my final 'We-thesis'. Co-sourced and birthed through collective action research, the practice of Collective Alchemy has since become the 'north star' of my ongoing stewardship of collective practices in service of the era shift. I live on the cliff-top with my partner Neil, in my birth-town of Whitby, returning home after 30 years.

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