Category READ | Beyond Human Stories

June 20, 2019 by Genevieve Boast

THE 3 MISSIONS OF A STORYHACKER

Back in 2013, I was sat in the middle of Utah canyon country, midway through an eleven day vision quest, and I was told (categorically) to dedicate my life’s work to helping people move beyond our human stories.

At the time, I barely had an inkling as to what this meant or the grand adventure that following its trail would take me on. Six years on, I am starting to grasp the wormhole of truth, power, energy, and inspiration that this one statement holds for us individually and collectively, should we choose to accept its challenge.

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June 6, 2019June 9, 2019 by Genevieve Boast

STORYHACKING 101

Many people over the last few weeks have been asking me to describe in detail the process of storyhacking. What does it mean and how do we consciously work with its transformative elements to create change in our lives?

So here is my Storyhacking 101.

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May 30, 2019May 30, 2019 by Genevieve Boast

HACKING GUILT

Last weekend I had the pleasure of spending three days in the company of my soul family. People from all across the world who share a vision of a unified world and a unity cosmology. We call ourselves the Unity Community and are developing a truly global and inclusive education and exploration platform called the Whole World View.

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May 23, 2019May 23, 2019 by Genevieve Boast

IF NOT NOW THEN WHEN

If not now, then when?
If not today, then
why make your promises?
A love declared for days to come
is as good as none.

These immortal words from Tracy Chapman permeated my childhood as my mother and sisters listened to her album in our small cottage in rural England. They reminded me of how to keep going towards something I wanted, no matter what seemed to be happening in the immediate world around me.

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May 16, 2019 by Genevieve Boast

YOUR STORY STUDIO

How many of us are familiar with the concept of a ‘studio’?

As a kid, my mother would retreat to her studio (which happened to be an illustrators desk in her bedroom window) and spend hours drawing. She would always emerge full of life and inspiration. I loved it when she went to her studio.

I have come across many kinds of studios in the years since, but each one has the similar magic of providing a safe, quiet space away from the noise of daily life within which we can pause, reflect and enjoy time working with our gifts.

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