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Remembering What the World Made You Forget
by Lerzan Aksoy and Timothy Keiningham
The book that gives the ache a name, and a way back. Remattering confronts that gap head on: the space between merely existing and actually mattering that so many capable, accomplished people quietly live inside. Drawing on twenty years of the authors' research, and on their own lives, it lays out the way back, one movement at a time, each beginning with Re.
Inside the Book
Each chapter is a movement in the journey, named for what it asks of you. Reconnect with what once set you on fire. Rebuild the practices and relationships that sustain it. Restore your conviction that what you do counts. The rest of the movements, and the research behind all of them, arrive with the book.
Coming With the Book
Reading a book is something you do alone. Alongside it, Lerzan and Tim are building something to do at the same time as other people: a monthly live session, a place to hear the questions other readers are asking, and somewhere to keep working after you've finished the last chapter.
Once a month, Lerzan or Tim goes live to teach a single movement of Remattering: what it asks of you, what tends to get in the way, and how to actually do it, not just understand it. Then it's your turn to ask questions. Every session is recorded, so missing it live doesn't mean missing it.
You'll be working through the same movements as other people, at the same time you are. Not a tight-knit group who already know each other, just the quiet reassurance of knowing you're not the only one asking these questions.
The book lays out the framework. The sessions add the prompts and practices that don't fit on a printed page, closer to sitting in on the classes Lerzan and Tim actually teach.
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