Dylan Tweney

Opinion: If you care about the planet, you must dismantle white supremacy

I believe that in most circumstances, doing race work in an integrated setting is harmful. This is not a popular belief, especially among white people. I have been challenged on this time and again, and I keep showing up for these conversations in mixed-race settings and breaking down from the pain

CNBC’s Andrea Day interviewed me on the topic of email spoofing, and I demonstrated to her how easy it was to impersonate an email message from a domain that wasn’t protected with the authentication technology DMARC. Who really sent that email? Major organizations may be vulnerable to email spoofing

In the meantime, I leave anyone who has the bad luck to be in public life at this moment with a final thought from Władysław Bartoszewski, who was a member of the wartime Polish underground, a prisoner of both the Nazis and the Stalinists, and then, finally, the foreign minister in two Polish democr

Living a life devoid of ceremony leaves us without allies. Shut out of our reality, they abandon us to a world without intelligence – the very image of modernist ideology. The mechanistic worldview becomes its own self-fulfilling prophecy, and we are indeed left with nothing but force by which to af

In a ceremony, one attends fully to the task at hand, performing each action just as it should be. A ceremony is therefore a practice for all of life, a practice in doing everything just as it should be done. An earnest ceremonial practice is like a magnet that aligns more and more of life […]

How do we protect those susceptible to Covid?” invites us into “How do we care for vulnerable people in general? The Coronation | Charles Eisenstein

There is a vital need to return to “the root of the root,” and at the very core of our predicament is our forgetfulness of the sacred nature of creation. Having forgotten that the Earth is sacred, we use it as a resource to be exploited, and human beings have become consumers to fulfill this […]

Yes, we will have to learn how to live at the end of an era, at a time of increasing insecurity, disturbance, even chaos. We will see more and more the value of care, compassion, and community, and develop the tools of radical resilience, as we are already recognizing in our response to the virus. [

We can’t return to normal, because the normal that we had was precisely the problem. NEW When The Source Ran Free: A Story For The Present Time – Working With Oneness

One day, during the early days of COVID-19, I walked through a cloud of aerosolized sewage.

My advice is simple: Do not request a teddy bear made out of your deceased loved one's shirt.