In 2017, at the Big Tent gathering, Stephen Jenkinson offered a series of stories, wonderings and reflections which came to be known as "The Jesus Session". The Never before heard recordings are available NOW to ticket holders to this weekend's upcoming Livestream of a whole new Jesus Session, where Stephen will be joined by two esteemed guests Janeta Kobes, and Andrew McLuhan, Director of the McLuhan Foundation. Join Stephen Jenkinson and his two honoured guests from the Orphan Wisdom Teaching

Video: In his landmark provocative style, Stephen Jenkinson makes the case that we must birth a new generation of elders, one poised and willing to be true stewards of the planet and its species. Foreword by Charles Eisenstein. Published by North Atlantic Books. Available July 2018 in print and audio from orphanwisdom.com/come-of-age Film by Ian MacKenzie http://ianmack.com | Orphan Wisdom

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"Dying well is the unthinkable thought in a culture that does not believe in dying, and it will take about as much courage and wisdom as you can manage to do it. Dying well is a life’s work." - Die Wise: A Manifesto for Sanity and Soul - Stephen Jenkinson. Beautiful video trailer courtesy of ianmack.com - Pre-order the book at http://orphanwisdom.com/die-wise | Orphan Wisdom

For the first time ever, The Jesus Session recordings are being released, along with a new livestreamed session. Stephen Jenkinson will be joined by two esteemed guests, Janeta Kobes and Andrew McLuhan McLuhan Director of the McLuhan Foundation. The spirit of translation. The translation of spirit. Part cultural critique, part prayerful murmur, this time Jesus will be a prism, and a prompt, and a verb. December 10th and 11th 11am to 12:30pm EST The event includes access to three audio sessions f

The Jesus Session - A Livestream Event - January 10th and 11th The spirit of translation. The translation of spirit. A taste of what we might be in for with Stephen Jenkinson, Andrew McLuhan, and Janeta Kobes January 10th and 11th: Stephen: "Uncertainty that knows the sound of its own voice: that's what I think we're after. I've never thought that. But not knowing something isn't a particular obstacle to wondering about it. Is it a different brain chemistry than inquiry, for example? And are tho

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