We live in a time where there is emphasis on division. On anger. On conspiracy -- on believing in a time of uncertainty that we have an answer that others don’t, that we see something that others cannot. We live in a time that is riddled with fear. We live in a time that is highlighting separation--highlighting the very essence of the experience of the material world--that we have been separated, that we have been kicked out of the garden. To practice, is to participate in a remembering. A re-membering of our togetherness. Of our own wholeness. To practice is to remember our own belonging. It is to cultivate a particular kind of love that is beyond attachment, beyond preference.