Wisdom Grove In Conversation

Exploring Nature, Perception, Belonging, and the Tree of Life

Some of my favorite conversations begin with a question neither person has completely figured out.

I've had the pleasure of exploring those questions through podcasts, interviews, articles, and other publications.

Sometimes we're talking about Nature and the things we notice when we pay attention. Other times we're exploring the Tree of Life, spirituality, belonging, or the assumptions that shape how we understand ourselves and one another.

Each conversation brings a different perspective.

And I always enjoy discovering what someone else notices.

Articles, Podcasts & Interviews

I'm grateful to the hosts, editors, and publications who have invited me to share my work.

The conversations and articles below explore different aspects of my interests, from comparative mysticism and spiritual practice to Nature, perception, and finding a sense of belonging.

Some focus specifically on the Tree of Life. Others explore the everyday experiences that lead us to ask larger questions.

Feel free to follow whichever subject interests you.

Invite Sarah to Your Conversation

Are you planning a podcast episode, interviewing someone for an article, or looking for a guest who enjoys exploring questions from an unusual perspective?

I'd love to hear what you're working on.

My interests include Nature, perception, belonging, comparative mysticism, and the Tree of Life. I especially enjoy conversations where there's room for curiosity, thoughtful disagreement, and discovering connections neither of us expected.

Tell me a little about your audience, the subject you're exploring, and what you have in mind.

Topics I Enjoy Exploring

  • Nature, observation, and what we can learn by paying attention.

  • The Tree of Life as a universal process.

  • Perception and the assumptions that shape our experiences.

  • Belonging, inclusion, and genuine connection.

  • Comparative mysticism and connections among spiritual traditions.

  • Spirituality without requiring religious certainty.

  • The relationships among personal experience, leadership, and community.

I'm also happy to discuss a related topic that interests your audience.

The best conversations usually begin with curiosity.