вЂњPlato was part of the вЂCome Teach Me TribeвЂ™ and he said, вЂWe are born whole, but need each other to be complete.вЂќ вЂ“ Mark Nepo Mark discusses how our tendency towards tribalism can reinforce our fears of the outside world or, conversely, show us what we have to gain from learning from one another. The Two Tribes (12:00) вЂ“ We examine the role that fear plays in how we as humans relate to one another. I am certainly of the latter lineageвЂќ вЂ“ Mark Nepo On the one hand there are people who say, вЂHow do you account for times when we are awful to each other? Human beings are worse than animals, who need restrictions and laws so that they donвЂ™t run amok.вЂ™ The other side says that human beings by their nature are kind, good and open and that it is the circumstances of the harshness of reality and the times when we trip on each other that take us from our true nature. вЂњFrom the beginning of time, there has always been an ongoing argument about humanity. He and Chris discuss how we can navigate the difficulties of our incarnation on Earth by removing the barriers of ego separating us from one another. More Together Than Alone (Opening) вЂ“ Mark reflects on the approach taken with his most recent work, More Together Than Alone: Discovering the Power and Spirit of Community in Our Lives and in the World.

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Author and poet Mark Nepo shares a conversation with Chris about the power of community and taking guidance from our true nature, instead of our fear.Д«eloved as a poet, teacher, and storyteller, Mark Nepo devotes his writing and teaching to the journey of inner transformation and the life of relationship.

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