Be Our Guest

You've felt it. That quiet sense that something is missing — not a thing, not an achievement, but people. A closeness that should be here and isn't. You've tried to fill it. You've stayed busy, stayed connected online, stayed productive. And still, at the end of the day, the ache is there, patient as ever, waiting for you to notice it again.

That's not a personal failing. It's a cultural one. For nearly two million years, humans were held by villages, circles of people who showed up without being asked. That world disappeared. And what replaced it taught you to stop expecting what your body still remembers.

In this hour, we'll sit with that truth together. And we'll open a question that may stay with you long after we're done: What if the belonging you've been aching for is something you could help build. Not someday. But now?

You've felt it, time and again. That moment when the session ends and you know — you really know — what happened in your office was real and good. And it won't be enough. Not because you're not enough. But because one person, one hour a week, was never meant to do this work.

That's not a clinical problem. It's a cultural one. The village disappeared. And everything your clients are struggling with followed from there.

In this hour, we'll sit with that truth together. We'll look at what two million years of village life gave our nervous systems, and what it costs when it's gone. And we'll open a question that may stay with you long after we're done: What if the thing your clients are missing is something you could help them build?