Every thought and action is a cosmic event connected across space and time

Think of the world not as a set of discrete objects, but as relational in which we’re all in deep, entangled relationships with each other and all planetary beings. Every thought and action is a cosmic event connected across space and time.

That’s our little message. What we’ve written in this message is the idea of being in relation with each other and celebrating the relationality between all beings. And this is because a couple of projects, the large experiential productions we did for CreaTures called Refuge for Resurgence and Invocation for Hope, really took us deep into this space of understanding our place on the planet, understanding or exploring what does it mean to be human today? What does it mean to be human in the context of the current climate crisis? And really forcing ourselves to reckon with the challenges we face. We are very inspired by the work of people like Robin Wall Kimmerer, but also several indigenous communities from where I come in Gujarat in India, but also other parts of the world. And we were just deeply inspired by the relationship they have with the land, with other species. We recognize that it is through that love and care that you start to have a more informed relationship with the planet. And the minute you care and love for your planet, for the other species, you start to reduce your own destructive force on the planet. And so our message is about acknowledging that relationship, acknowledging the love and care that we all actually have in our shared humanity. How might we extend it to all of the species, to the rock and the mountains and the rivers and the butterflies and the lichen in a way that we want to care for them. And that’s really our message.