In the cocreation process for a “better” world we imagine humanity as a bird of happiness. It is still to hatch from its egg and gain the colors of cocreation, but its full potential is already visible. Together we make it hatch, we give it color through our expressions of art, through our behavioral adjustments and new way of relating among each other and our beautiful planet.

The image was designed by Aima Martin in Santander, Spain. It is full of symbols that give direction to a new and emerging human reality. A reality that we try to develop through our global happiness challenge .

It is time to reflect. Are we going to stick to the drama of our losses? Or …….

….are we willing to finally open our eyes to the beauty of life and our world? Care…..? And change our words……..

And actions ………for our natural, core values…………Sustainocracy……….

Our first global cocreation challenge was gradually defined together during our weekly School of Talents & Wellness participatory learning meetings. The School’s objective is to grow to level 4 complexity, involving also institutions and governments. Multidisiciplinary co-creation, despite being very powerful, is not common practice yet. We are therefor already very happy that we managed to get to a shared project.

“Can art take away fear and anger out of the world? And bring back our happiness and co-creation?”

If every participating region in the world creates something related to the theme and shares it through our STIR network of participants then abundance occurs.

It is not only the art of creation. It is also the art of sharing, inviting, caring, processing and enjoying. All this can be done with the abundance received back.

The art of co-creation can easily be explained as follows: If I have a few nails, you have wood and a friend has a hamer then we can create a table together. Then we can sit and enjoy a game or a meal. The nail, the wood, the hamer do not make a table. Co-creation does. The common objective is not just to have a table, it is to be able to enjoy good times together. That is the context and added value that produces happiness and the effort to co-create. If we share this happiness with the world, and the world does the same with us, we create abundance for all.

Participate? Mail with your details and motivation to: jp@stadvanmorgen.com