Jessica Amos

I think what Kinship is doing is important because

In a world where healing is automated and growth is controlled, Kinship is offering a new way -- a place for people to come together and talk in real-time about real things... no algorithm, no interference. With so many people feeling isolated and alone, Kinship does an incredible job of bringing like-hearted people together. We cannot heal in a vacuum. We need each other. We need to know we belong and we're not alone. The power of coming together and sharing our stories lightens our load and gives us joyful companionship on our journey back home to ourselves. Kinship is revolutionary for our evolution.

My autobiography would be titled

Seeking a Life Well Lived

Right now I'm growing through

Patience as I learn to listen more closely to my inner wisdom

Stepping into the Unfolding Unknown with curiosity

Entering the holy doorway of mundane daily task as an act of worship

Embracing the miracle of this one precious life in all its form

Honoring my human experience with compassion

Speaking the truth with kindness and clarity

Trusting that all my needs are always met in amazing ways

Opening my heart so wide it can never close

Taking the risk the bloom

A question I wish people asked me more

I wish people would ask me: "What are all the beautiful things you've seen or experienced today?" And let me share as many things as I can think of until I can't think of any more.

To me, Kinship means

To see, and be seen. To share, and to understand. To know you are not alone, and help others know this too. To honor yourself, and by doing so, honor others... this, to me, is Kinship.

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