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Learning packets
Dive into the learning packets to deepen your fluency with Miki’s work and contribute to the flow of generosity by giving what is sustainable for you: all packets are offered on a Gift Economy basis. Packets are mapped to the areas that Miki’s work currently covers.
Recordings of Miki’s Free Calls
Since 2014, when the Fearless Heart website was first launched, Miki has been offering free conference calls on many subjects, several every month. Recordings of all these calls are available on each call’s dedicated page. We are also looking for volunteers to document and codify this library so people can navigate the huge range of topics, from the journey of personal liberation from socialization to creating a moneyless future.
The Little Book of Courageous Living
Miki’s writing tends to be complex and rich. This book is completely different. It’s simple, yet deep. Short, yet comprehensive. Enjoy 200 concise, evocative distillations of Miki’s wisdom, illustrated with powerful and original images. It makes a great holiday gift!
Miki's Blog
Flow, Decision-Making, and Conflict
States, Collective Wellbeing, and Our Future
The Practice of Mourning Challenges: an Example from a Visit to Israel
Mourning is an act of softening. It supports us in softly closing the gap between what we want, envision, or long for, and what actually exists. In the absence of mourning, we are likely to try to do it with some degree of force: either by trying to force ourselves …
How Children Learn About Others’ Needs
In contemporary, patriarchal societies, mothering often leads to mothers giving up on their own needs, because of the lack of a communal context of togetherness and support. One of the results of this is that, as children, we don’t learn about the needs of others as an organic limit we …
Needs Choreography and Mutual Influencing: Decoding the Flow of Interdependence
“I would like to end this conversation now and focus elsewhere. Is there anything else you want to share before I do that?” This is a simple question, so simple you may wonder why I would start a blog post with it. I chose to start with it, because it …