Newest issue of our newsletter is out!

We often think of states of "flow" as occurring while focused in a sports game or immersed in the creation of music or art, but can flow arise in small, everyday interactions? This week's stories invite us to look at tremendous yet "ordinary" instances of social emergence -- the kind that happens when the boundary between self and others blur into a deeper sense of solidarity and interconnection. From a woman who responds to losing her job by feeding others, to volunteers who literally read books to animals, to a plumber who drove across country to help strangers with burst water pipes, and so much more -- perhaps tuning into a state of flow involves not so much one's level of genius, but an everyday capacity to open our hearts.

Read the full newsletter here ...