The Future of Interspirituality: From Awareness to Action

February 22 turns toward the maturation of interspirituality — how shared spiritual awareness becomes structured, embodied action in the world.

The morning opens with a keynote from Rev. Matthew Fox, whose Creation-centered theology and prophetic voice call us into a spirituality that serves justice, ecology, and cultural transformation.

From there, three converging clusters demonstrate how this vision is being carried forward:

Cluster 1 – Bede Griffiths Trust

Matthew M. Cobb, Patrick Carolan, Calvin Chatlos, and Roger Briggs represent a contemplative lineage in dialogue with science, ecology, and systems thinking — spirituality expressed through institutional continuity and cultural evolution.

Cluster 2 – Temple of Understanding

Grove Harris, Jonathan Granoff, and Jyotsna Singh show how spiritual principles can influence diplomacy, education, and global cooperation — translating dialogue into structural impact.

Cluster 3 – Holomovement & Prosocial Spirituality

Jeff Genung, Rev. Diane Berke, William Keepin, and Susan Belchamber explore the integration of spirituality, systems science, and collective intelligence in shaping regenerative culture.

In a dedicated segment, Rocky Dawuni shares reflections on the cultural dimension of planetary awakening, followed by one of his songs — embodying the movement from awareness into action through art.

This morning invites us beyond inspiration toward organized, collaborative maturity — interspirituality not only felt, but enacted.

Weaving throughout the session, Rocky Dawuni reminds us that interspirituality is not only spoken — it is sung, embodied, and shared across cultures.

This morning moves the field forward: from inspiration to structure, from conversation to coordinated action.