Morphosis unfolding Growth

Context 4: Crime prevention with Kristian Halldin. Head of unit at Stockholm Intelligence Division, Swedish Police Authority.We live in an era where our familiar ways of achieving prosperity have become insufficient. An era in which the definition of growth has been taken hostage by the market - an authority and prevailing point of reference in our postmodern society.A definition of growth synonymous with unbridled expansion at someone else's expense, as if our resources were limitless and whose aggressive terminology - occupying geographical areas, gaining market share, beating competition, winning customers, bring to mind the battlefields of war. An idea of growth insensitive to the symbiotic, infinite play of all living and deaf to the values being destroyed in its progress. Does it have to be this way, we ask ourselves. Or is it possible to unfold and reframe our linear idea of growth? Triggered by this thought, we embark on an explorative quest. Through visits in widely different contexts, all with their unique meaning of growth, patterns and relationships are formed, weaving a richer fabric. An emergent narrative of growth, endlessly useful to us humans.

Unfolding growth in MAGIC with Caroline Ravn, a magician who after five years of studying theology left the pulpit to enter the magician stage in Las Vegas. We live in an era where our familiar ways of achieving prosperity have become insufficient. An era in which the definition of growth has been taken hostage by the market - an authority and prevailing point of reference in our postmodern society. A definition of growth synonymous with unbridled expansion at someone else's expense, as if our resources were limitless and whose aggressive terminology - occupying geographical areas, gaining market share, beating competition, winning customers, bring to mind the battlefields of war. An idea of growth insensitive to the symbiotic, infinite play of all living and deaf to the values being destroyed in its progress. Does it have to be this way, we ask ourselves. Or is it possible to unfold and reframe our linear idea of growth? Triggered by this thought, we embark on an explorative quest. Through visits in widely different contexts, all with their unique meaning of growth, patterns and relationships are formed, weaving a richer fabric. An emergent narrative of growth, endlessly useful to us humans.

Context 3: Faith with Gerhard Bley. CEO of Kavli, author and chairman of the organisation Kontempel.We live in an era where our familiar ways of achieving prosperity have become insufficient. An era in which the definition of growth has been taken hostage by the market - an authority and prevailing point of reference in our postmodern society.A definition of growth synonymous with unbridled expansion at someone else's expense, as if our resources were limitless and whose aggressive terminology - occupying geographical areas, gaining market share, beating competition, winning customers, bring to mind the battlefields of war. An idea of growth insensitive to the symbiotic, infinite play of all living and deaf to the values being destroyed in its progress. Does it have to be this way, we ask ourselves. Or is it possible to unfold and reframe our linear idea of growth?Triggered by this thought, we embark on an explorative quest. Through visits in widely different contexts, all with their unique meaning of growth, patterns and relationships are formed, weaving a richer fabric. An emergent narrative of growth, endlessly useful to us humans.

Context 2. BELIEF with Axel Carlberg. PhD in ethics University of Lund. Management consultant at MiL Institute. Former priest in the Catholic Church.We live in an era where our familiar ways of achieving prosperity have become insufficient. An era in which the definition of growth has been taken hostage by the market - an authority and prevailing point of reference in our postmodern society.A definition of growth synonymous with unbridled expansion at someone else's expense, as if our resources were limitless and whose aggressive terminology - occupying geographical areas, gaining market share, beating competition, winning customers, bring to mind the battlefields of war. An idea of growth insensitive to the symbiotic, infinite play of all living and deaf to the values being destroyed in its progress. Does it have to be this way, we ask ourselves. Or is it possible to unfold and reframe our linear idea of growth?Triggered by this thought, we embark on an explorative quest. Through visits in widely different contexts, all with their unique meaning of growth, patterns and relationships are formed, weaving a richer fabric. An emergent narrative of growth, endlessly useful to us humans.

Context 1: Humor with Hanna Söderlund. Senior lecturer at Umeå university. We live in an era where our familiar ways of achieving prosperity have become insufficient. An era in which the definition of growth has been taken hostage by the market - an authority and prevailing point of reference in our postmodern society. A definition of growth synonymous with unbridled expansion at someone else's expense, as if our resources were limitless and whose aggressive terminology - occupying geographical areas, gaining market share, beating competition, winning customers, bring to mind the battlefields of war. An idea of growth insensitive to the symbiotic, infinite play of all living and deaf to the values being destroyed in its progress. Does it have to be this way, we ask ourselves. Or is it possible to unfold and reframe our linear idea of growth? Triggered by this thought, we embark on an explorative quest. Through visits in widely different contexts, all with their unique meaning of growth, patterns and relationships are formed, weaving a richer fabric. An emergent narrative of growth, endlessly useful to us humans.