In conversation with Prentis Hemphill, author of ‘What it Takes to Heal: How Transforming Ourselves Can Change the World’
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![So thrilled to release this beautiful piece by @kavkula - not only written, but also narrated by Kavian.
In the piece, he speaks with the inimitable @prentishemphill about their book, ‘What it Takes to Heal’, which as Kavian says: “takes us through how healing through our bodies may unlock the mutually constitutive transformation of ourselves and the world. It’s a stirring call-in to us all to interrogate the relationship between the two – and commit to both.”
🎨 @javhux who says: “I wanted to visualise how caring and transformative collective somatics can feel in politicised community spaces. The energy rings around the people were inspired by Kavian’s description of how Prentis often invites us ‘into sensing our edges’ and the possibility of when ‘these edges meet those of others’.”
You can listen to the audio version embedded in the article (linked in shado’s bio) or on our shado in focus channel: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4HzkmUMW4ekC6fZRtSZzOX?si=QN5IoKi4Qqu7qvm-2d3P4Q&t=86
[id: Kavian’s title over Javie’s illustration, which shows three figures with hands over their chests, eyes closed, with light coming from their hands.]](https://shado-mag.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
