For the past few weeks, your question about finding a word that encompasses the fusion of theory, practice, and vision/imagination has been on my mind. This particular blend of elements is currently influencing the direction of my master's thesis. Given the way my autistic mind tends to work, I found it challenging to narrow down my approach to a single methodology. Consequently, my thesis is taking on a multifaceted approach, which I like to refer to as a "trifecta."
This trifecta consists of three interconnected components: an Intersectional Literature Review, an Exploration of Lived Experiences, and the creation of a Communal-Created Praxis. It's an intricate tapestry of ideas and perspectives that are shaping my work.
Building upon your question, I'd like to suggest the term “synpraxis” as a way to capture this amalgamation of theory, practice, and a communally integrated imagination.
This is beautiful and embodies the essence of my journey as I pursue graduate school at 44 years old. I strongly believe that developing more inclusive and compassionate containers for individuals like us is essential. I proudly call myself a transformation enabler, shining a light on the power of self-actualization to ignite community actualization.
My own story has been one of exclusion, daring to unmask my autism within government systems. The awareness that unfolded was a painful reality, leading me to recognize the limitations of current systems for compassionate transformation. With unwavering dedication, I am committed to advocating for change, ensuring that these systems genuinely serve and support each unique individual.
In tandem, I am driven to construct new systems that prioritize universal design, co-creation, shared decision-making, restorative justice, holoarchical system dynamics (free from inequitable hierarchies), decentralized economies, and other transformative approaches. My autistic brain thrives on innovation and creativity, and I embrace these qualities as powerful tools for positive change.
Together, through our collective efforts, we can shape a more inclusive and compassionate world for all. Let us foster genuine understanding and support, creating a space where every individual can flourish and contribute their unique brilliance to the tapestry of humanity. ~Sher
Those personal intentions are quite profound. As a facilitator and participant myself, I felt the embodied nature of shifting from controlling to curiosity, especially when you’ve worked so hard to create something, and also felt you around the right amount of participation. This can be challenging for me, too.
I’ve just recently learned of your writing and work and am grateful!
For the past few weeks, your question about finding a word that encompasses the fusion of theory, practice, and vision/imagination has been on my mind. This particular blend of elements is currently influencing the direction of my master's thesis. Given the way my autistic mind tends to work, I found it challenging to narrow down my approach to a single methodology. Consequently, my thesis is taking on a multifaceted approach, which I like to refer to as a "trifecta."
This trifecta consists of three interconnected components: an Intersectional Literature Review, an Exploration of Lived Experiences, and the creation of a Communal-Created Praxis. It's an intricate tapestry of ideas and perspectives that are shaping my work.
Building upon your question, I'd like to suggest the term “synpraxis” as a way to capture this amalgamation of theory, practice, and a communally integrated imagination.
This is beautiful and embodies the essence of my journey as I pursue graduate school at 44 years old. I strongly believe that developing more inclusive and compassionate containers for individuals like us is essential. I proudly call myself a transformation enabler, shining a light on the power of self-actualization to ignite community actualization.
My own story has been one of exclusion, daring to unmask my autism within government systems. The awareness that unfolded was a painful reality, leading me to recognize the limitations of current systems for compassionate transformation. With unwavering dedication, I am committed to advocating for change, ensuring that these systems genuinely serve and support each unique individual.
In tandem, I am driven to construct new systems that prioritize universal design, co-creation, shared decision-making, restorative justice, holoarchical system dynamics (free from inequitable hierarchies), decentralized economies, and other transformative approaches. My autistic brain thrives on innovation and creativity, and I embrace these qualities as powerful tools for positive change.
Together, through our collective efforts, we can shape a more inclusive and compassionate world for all. Let us foster genuine understanding and support, creating a space where every individual can flourish and contribute their unique brilliance to the tapestry of humanity. ~Sher
Those personal intentions are quite profound. As a facilitator and participant myself, I felt the embodied nature of shifting from controlling to curiosity, especially when you’ve worked so hard to create something, and also felt you around the right amount of participation. This can be challenging for me, too.
I’ve just recently learned of your writing and work and am grateful!