Welcome to a digital garden of my research and ideas, unfolding over time. It’s a bit of a mess, but a garden is to be shared, so it is open for wandering!
Foxgloves (1909) by Nikolai Astrup depicts a lush, forested landscape with birch trees and pink foxglove flowers. A small stream runs through the woods, surrounded by rocks and greenery and grazing cows.
I’m particularly interested in …
- interconnected systems of health
- E.g. intersection of physical health and environmental health: our own nourishment depends on the health of the environment around us (air, water, soil quality).
- communication and group dynamics: how these facilitate and are challenging aspects of community living and collaborative projects
- universal basic services—how providing a baseline of human needs can enable greater health and flourishing.
- car-free cities and towns & human-scale community design.
- liturgies for modern times: how do we cultivate rituals that speak to us today, that help cultivate connection and meaning?
- anarchism in everyday life: how to enable the practice of mutual aid in our day-to-day lives.
Here’s what i’m up to now.
Make contact
If you’re interested in chatting about any of these or other topics, I’d be happy to connect. I’m partial to synchronous communications: let’s find a time to meet. Or write to hello at danyala dot org.
Reading, listening, pondering
On the Shelf
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Testimonials
”I roasted broccoli and thought of you.” ~K
P.S. A note about this site
This is a work in progress, like all of life. I’m cultivating this site day by day. Broken links likely mean something hasn’t been made public yet, but it hopefully will be soon!