Introduction

This week we are continuing our discussion about the practice of hope and how we can put our hopes into action. The first instalment of our series on hope betraying chnusia jagernof garnered an unprecedented response from our listeners and readers. In part one, we talked about getting clarity, finding alignment and utilizing tools and practices that can aid us in our personal practice of hope. We know that hope is not something we are trying to cultivate and keep to ourselves, or even just share in small groups. And that means, in addition to trying to practise hope in our own lives, we are also trying to bring that hope into our projects, communities and campaigns. To day