Aleksandra Hirszfeld, PhD’s Post

Yesterday marked the second day of the World Women Summit organized by The Pocket Project, where we had the opportunity to listen to a presentation by the world-renowned peacemaker Scilla Elworthy. The founder of Peace Direct addressed questions such as: How can we deal with extreme violence without using force in return? How can we interrupt cycles of violence and heal the wounds that remain? How can we repair the social fabric of communities and societies that have been torn apart by violence? What can we learn from survivors about healing social tissue and rebuilding trust? These questions run deep through our hearts, bodies, and minds, and we are grateful to ground ourselves in the wisdom of an elder of our global healing movement, Scilla Elworthy, as we explore them together. All live sessions are available to watch on the website: https://lnkd.in/d9dHpvJy Join us today again at 8:00 PM Berlin Time, where we will address some of the profound questions being explored during the World Women Summit, such as: What are the most pressing challenges humanity faces today? How can we foster a culture of deep compassion and care? What practices have been transformative in times of adversity, and how can we nurture and balance feminine energy in our society? In this call, some of the Summit speakers and participants will share the essence of their reflections from the event. This call will offer space for concise sharing of insights and stories from any of you who have been touched by the Summit. Join us to deepen your practice, engage more meaningfully, and process more thoughtfully as we learn together from the collective wisdom of our World Women community. #entuzjastkiworld #pocketproject #worldwomensummit #collectivecare #womenleaders #globalhealingmovement #traumainformedcare  

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