Substacks recommended by Minou Schillings | Shifting Horizons for Regenerative Futures

Recommended by Minou Schillings

ekosophy as a way of life.

A newsletter about moving away from extractive relating to the living world, into regenerative and mutual interbeing. Transforming perceptions of multispecies design, healing, and remembering.

Charles Eisenstein

Essays on civilization. myth, politics, ecology

Karen O’Brien for Quantum Social Change

By Karen O'Brien

Exploring the possibilities and potentials of quantum social change for climate action and global sustainability.

Exploring how to make a quantum leap in social change.

- Minou Schillings

Seismic Questions

By Minou Schillings

Holding Space for the Questions that can deeply change your worldview and rearrange your being.

Terrenity

By Nicole Reese

Practical village building in a modern context : how to design, build, and operate regenerative communities, ecovillages, and startup societies.

Re-imagining living is a transition in which everything from food, to education, arts, inner development and business comes together. Nicole from Terrenity beautifully captures the learnings and insights of her research into regenerative communities, ecovillages and startup societies.

- Minou Schillings

Creative Destruction

By Thomas Klaffke

Thought-provoking reframings and frameworks that help you build a more joyful and regenerative world. Every Wednesday!

Ecological Us

By Anna-Marie Swan

Enquiries into ecologicalness: interbeing, relational complexity, being kin with the more-than-human, systems thinking, humans as nature, living systems, and so much more.

The Mycelium

By Tijn Tjoelker

Weaving together a network of regenerative projects, practices and paradigms.

Tijn Tjoelker is weaving together a network of Regenerative projects, practices and paradigms. Mycelium is a world of inspiration for regeneration.

- Minou Schillings

A Frequency Beyond

By Jamie Prow

Holding New Space For New Outcomes To Emerge

A kind and curious eye exploring systems thinking outside business as usual. Weaving together three main themes; identifying BAU issues, shifting of mindsets and pragmatic actions to move away from BAU.

- Minou Schillings