Today our Third Attractor Laboratory begins.Not as a conference. Not as a theory seminar.But as a living, breathing experiment. Over the past years, I have spoken with more than twenty-five thinkers, practitioners, activists, and sense-makers from very different worlds. Again and again, a similar question appeared beneath all their words:

The turn of a year always carries a quiet question. Not what will happen next, but how we will meet what is already coming. As we step into this New Year, I feel less drawn to resolutions and more drawn to responsibility. Not responsibility as burden, but as response ability.

My conversation with Richard Flyer brought a particular depth and sobriety into the Third Attractor inquiry. It grounded the conversation in lived experience, spiritual lineage, and decades of community building work, while refusing both ideological shortcuts and purely conceptual solutions. One of the most important contributions Richard made was to

The Third Attractor is not a blueprint for the future. It is not an ideology, a political program, or a spiritual doctrine. It is a shared orientation that has emerged through conversations with many people, across different disciplines, cultures, and life paths. Again and again, certain values surfaced. Not as

A reflection on my conversation with Adrian Wagner My conversation with Adrian Wagner stayed with me long after we ended the call. Not because he offered a new solution or a grand vision for the future, but because he kept pointing to something far more uncomfortable and far more fundamental.

Over the past months I have sat with twenty five remarkable people and explored what we call the Third Attractor. Each conversation was its own world, shaped by the life, work, and depth of the person sitting across from me. And yet, as different as they were, threads began to

My conversation with Christian Häuselmann brought something into the Third Attractor field that has stayed with me ever since. It was a shift in perspective that felt both grounding and enlarging at the same time. While many voices in this space speak about the urgency of the meta crisis or

Over the last months, I have spoken with twenty-four remarkable people about the possibility of a third attractor. What fascinates me is that nearly everyone agrees on one thing: we cannot do this alone. Whether we imagine regenerating culture, redesigning governance, reinventing education or remembering the deeper oneness of life,

Over the past months, I have had twenty-four deep, wide-ranging conversations with thinkers, teachers, system designers, mystics, futurists, activists, and practitioners about what I call the Third Attractor. Each conversation approached the question from a completely different angle, and yet — almost mysteriously — they all circled around one shared