The love dimension as a practice
"Filter it through that love lens. What would love do?". She named it on Thursday and every day carried it.
A thread of the Love Dimension
The love dimension
The invocation of the whole week. Not a theme to talk about but a lens to live through: every word and every step filtered through love, and the question always open, what would love do?
Carried by every soul
Angel RobinsonA servant of love, asking every gift to come as an offering and every soul to anchor it.
Tyzen DrakeFully present inside all five days, documenting the heart, the souls and the messages of the Love Dimension.
Joseph HawleyShared agreement as a field where the nervous system relaxes and the love dimension can be co-created.
Austin WestCoherence is when the mind and the heart are aligned: a threshold talk spoken from the heart.
Alexander PikeDraw the rays back in: become the sun, the star that you are, and rest in coherence.
Connor WillsThe accelerated path is through relationship: release one thing, call one thing in, then dance.
Ben HoltMusic medicine, as he names his own work, and a workshop called The Way of the King.
Hayden WrightBreath made audible: wooden flute and harmonica for the air, then guitar over his own Water Day decks.
Ashleigh HakesLove Is An Experience: her offering on the summit's program, on Air Day and again on Water Day.
Freddy LarrosaOut of the head, into the heart: a firekeeper's songs remembering that no one rises alone.
FreyjahA prayer sung to the air through voice and keys, with Hayden's flute beside her.
Griffin VSolo electric guitar on a red flying-V, played out under the drapes and the string lights.
HaroldA cosmic storyteller carrying the harmonic calendar: each of us a harmonic representation.
Jen HilmanA mistress of ceremonies who turned words of affirmation inward: love yourself until you overflow.
Robert MonahanLove as transmutation: there is nothing we can't transmute once we stop calling it fate.
Tom MillerLove is currency: creative energy circulating value relationally, so prosperity is a love dimension.
Billy TetrudA car-free solarpunk microcity with polyculture in the streets and technology held to a pro-human standard.
Derek AbtA classical guitar and an open voice at the pre-dawn grate, singing the circle toward first light.
Drum TempleA return through the drum to the heartbeat of the mother, a collective journey of coming home.
Jen LynnAn off-grid, solar, regenerative community built for love, designed so it can be duplicated anywhere.
Joshua BearGolden light, a raised gloved hand, and the whole lawn turning into a dance floor.
MORiLLOA dusk-to-dark set that carried the whole lawn from the last light into lasers and haze.
NateThe steady pulse beneath the songs: a drummer keeping the circle rooted and grounded in the sound.
Nattali RizeEvery person carries a seed of freedom, and together they grow a forest of freedom trees.
David StarfireTurned the dance floor into a family: fire, live drum and light, with all the love handed back.
ForestialRemixed a sovereign-tech song so a dance floor could feel the call to own our own data.
Hakeem AnwarTechnology's true power is bringing people together in the real world, held in love and rest.
Liquid BloomHeld the last of Fire Night as a transmission: remember, your wisdom lies in nature.
Matt McKibbinMake energy addressable the way the internet made devices addressable, so communities can hold sovereign power.
Radiant SoulsFire flow at dusk: poi, staff, fans, rope dart and fire-breath, moving prayer for Fire Day.
Rio WakenA freestyle that went back to the Garden of Eden and came home to the moment: being who you are, and loving being human.
Ruby ChaseA prayer for trust in love, carried through fire and forgiveness to a field seeing through new eyes.
Sierra MarinSang the field home to itself: you are always enough, and love's the only thing that's real.
SpacemanSongs and gratitude that held the fire circle at dusk while the flow artists lit the floor.
TrevA co-writer of "It's You" who freestyled its second verse beside Sierra: remember God is in you, remember who you are.
2SeaZA ten-year dream made real in public: go to the edge, get uncomfortable, find your own voice.
Alec ZeckAn invitation to keep inquiring into how an idea alone can move the body.
AvataraTrust as creation: a church you dance in, where everyone on stage lifts each other up.
Bootsy GreenwoodReality is a mirror: change the image, not the reflection, and let the universe throw the surprise party.
IyakuhYou were never separate: a steady frequency that let the field remember it always belonged.
Sam BottnerEmpty out and open up: humility as the doorway to love, practised where love is hardest.
Soha Eagle HawkA new-moon offering at dusk on Water Day, set for the fire that night.
RavenA guitar at the dawn fire, and a voice lifted to the sky before first light.The water offeringThere is power in being small: we are water beings, and we all come from water.How it moved through the days
Thursday · Air
The love dimension, spoken into being
Angel named it as a prayer rather than a theme: love can't be defined, only felt, and the week's one practice is "What would love do?". Robert Monahan, the opening poet, said it in his first line: "The whole world is the love dimension". Doc Tom freestyled it as currency. Angel closed the night asking "What flows forth from love?"
Thursday · Air
Love as currency, attention as investment
Doc Tom: "love is currency, creative energy circulating value relationally".
Friday · Earth
The love dimension: love as the reason
"The main reason we're doing this is the love" (Jen Lynn). "A synonym for presence is God and love" (Joe).
Saturday · Fire
The love dimension: an offering to love
Angel's question for the night: "What is your offering into the space in reverence for and honor to love". Hakeem backed the summit because "I looked her in the eyes and I saw love". Sierra: "Love's the only thing that's real". Ruby: "What could be possible if we could restore our trust in the infinite power of love?" David: "Give as much love as you can to SolarPunk Summit".
Sunday · Water
Love where it is hardest
Sam: "where can I love when it's the hardest to love?" and "carry the dark within the light". Bootsy's three strings (guilt, duty, obligation) answered by acting from the love dimension. Austin's truth unspoken, unfelt, unlived.