I’ve helped to steward several communities, including the artist community Momentom Collective. At its core, it was designed as a space for people to reconnect with their true essence & expression, in nature. Its roots were in Social Outreach, as well as teaching & performance opportunities. Our community grew to thousands of followers, & hundreds of individuals who have been part of the live events across four different countries.

As a founding member, I devoted close to a decade for this project to get it off the ground and see it thriving, before spreading my wings to share light to other parts of the world. It is very alive today and full of absolute magic.

It’s true that community doesn’t just happen. It requires a lot of internal structures and ways to hold space to move through big processes. Living in community is one of the biggest chances to see yourself reflected from many different angles, and can lead an experience of immense growth. And in so, it is one of the fastest ways to move through your inner work to land in a place of living your dharma.

From experience, I feel that community does well when it has a core set of principles and a common vision & mission. Defining these things, as well as creating structures for processing are integral to a successful community. I’ve learned so much in my time growing Momentom and am excited to see how this knowledge is applied to future projects, and how it can be of service to other communities & individuals embarking on this path.

When I watch the state of the Earth, I see it is imperative to take action towards living closer to pacha mama’s natural rhythms and cycles, growing our own food, supporting local economies and really establishing a network like mycelium between others doing the same. It is this banding together that will raise consciousness across the globe.