DAY 3 : A Conversation with Thomas Hübl: Societal Structure built from Collective Trauma

Societal Structure Built from Collective TraumaIn this conversation, Karine and Thomas connect about the beauty, resilience, and strength in finding our way through trauma. Initially touching on the importance of mindfulness and contemplative practices to experience interconnectedness, their discussion also acknowledges how trauma creates a distortion in time and space. In line with the larger intention of this Summit, they touch the many different ways of tending roots - including climate activism as an expression of healing our ancestral roots and restoring our home. Inspired to be a responsible citizen by taking care of our legacy, Thomas shares how important it is to recognize numbness as a feeling, and to feel into what’s needed to restore life that has been hurt.Karine and Thomas also explore:

- The 3 dimensions that compose human rights

- The importance of slowing down, despite the discomfort

- The human super powers that heal trauma: presence, awareness, relation, attuned and appropriate relation, and resilient community buildingThomas Hübl is a renowned teacher, author, and international facilitator who integrates the core insights of the great wisdom traditions with the discoveries of science. He teaches courses and trainings to participants from around the world

- ranging from members of the public to faculty and staff at Harvard Medical School. Based in Tel Aviv and Germany, he is the author of the book entitled "Healing Collective Trauma: A Process for Integrating Our Intergenerational and Cultural Wounds", which outlines his methodology called the “Collective Trauma Integration Process” as a safe framework for guiding groups through collective trauma.

https://thomashuebl.com