Pluriversal Planet

A Regenerative World can only be Pluriversal

A Pluriverse is a vision of a world where many worlds fit. It eschews the notions of Supremacy, Separation, Hierarchy, and Colonialism; it is, instead, predicated on Relationality, Nonduality, and Decoloniality.

A Pluriverse focuses on our entangled interconnectedness, our enmeshed world of sentient and more-than-sentient beings. As we stand on the brink of a polycrisis, a pluriversal vision is an invitation to reimagine a world beyond anthropocentrism, growthism, and consumerism.

A pluriversal world is where many worlds and narratives coexist; where many ways of being, seeing, sensing and learning intermingle. Pluriversality emphasizes collaboration and cooperation instead of the dynamics of power, profit, and privileges.

This concept of pluriversality was first introduced by the Zapatistas as a part of their decolonial political vision. They envisioned a world where many diverse worlds could coexist in harmony, embracing their differences and working together for collective wellbeing.

As we stand on the brink of a Change of Era, building core capacities and leadership for a dialogic and participatory world is crucial for our survival. The hegemonic powers will continue to lash out as it faces imminent collapse.

In this liminal space between two worlds, one dying and the other painfully being born, lie possibilities, potentials, and power.
Power to reimagine, regenerate, and recreate.

This website is an invitation to join in the Journey of sensing and weaving of the many strands of narratives that are being woven all over the world. These strands are forming an interconnected web of healing and regeneration infused with the powers of many voices, many stories, many cosmologies.

The many movements dotting the planet are harbingers of a different world order not predicated on a single story but on entangled and entwined stories of myriad cultures and context, diverse civilizations and cosmologies.

A new world is being born. We are witnesses, stewards, bridge-builders, storytellers, and story seekers.