Emérgéntly is an approach, a framework, resources and processes.
The Emérgéntly is an intuitive spiral approach that explores how things work interdepenently. It is a simple, energising approach to understanding complex systems.
Emérgéntly uses Nature as a cross-cultural metaphor to explore the relationships between four interdpendent functions that most systems serve. The framework unifies science and ancestral intelligence, acknowledging that the human species is a relatively new kid on the block, and that we can learn from the many plant and other animal species that have more evolved intelligence than ours.
Yoshimi & Jon BrettYoshimi is a third gen Japanese-American-Kiwi. Jon is a born n' bred Kiwi. In 1978 they sailed the Pacific, then lived in Japan and Oz. Fast forward 46 years - they’re now in Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland) on the whenua (land) where Jon grew up.
In 1995 Yoshimi & Jon created TetraMap, a model that explores the nature of behaviour. In 2020, their mokopuna (grandchild) Emérgéntly emerged as a framework and approach to explore the behaviour of systems. Like TetraMap, Emérgéntly is a nature-based metaphor reflected on an unfolding tetrahedron. Emérgéntly is developing well, already supporting individuals, teams and communities to listen and learn from Te Taiao (Nature). Reconnecting with her teaches us about gratitude and reciprocity. We strive to heal and restore our relationship with Te Taiao and with each other.
Espiral hacia un futuro regenerativo, uniendo ciencia e IA
El Encuentro Internacional sobre Equipos de Trabajo, es un espacio humano en el que compartimos tendencias, principios, herramientas y experiencias que contribuyen a la mejora del desempeño de líderes, equipos de trabajo y organizaciones y que coadyuvan al bienestar del planeta.
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as a facilitated plenary case study video for El Encuentro Internacional sobre Equipos de Trabajo:
Spiral into a Regenerative Future by Bridging Science & AI (Ancestral Intelligence)
The session poses the question:
What if Nature has a seat at the table
whenever we strategise, plan, collaborate, create?
As North American Indian, Casey Camp-Horinek said at the 2024 Bioneers Conference, we ARE Nature! (and Paul Polman, ex CEO of Unilever agrees).
The Case Study is about a remote community we can all learn from. As Dr Héctor Rodriguez explains to Yoshimi and Jon, The more you go to marginalized areas or to marginalized experiences, the more knowledge and wisdom you will bring to your own project. Immerse a little bit in how that team or group or community is doing something similar to what you are doing, but with no budget, no technology and learn from them.
The Case Study is a metaphor, a reflection of what's happening at many of our Boardroom tables in the context of our radically changing and uncertain times. The study introduces Emérgéntly, a framework that challenges us to reset mindsets around our connection with Nature. The session captures the essence of Emérgéntly and how it bridges the wisdom of science and AI (Ancestral Intelligence).
AI is a valuable resource, with Nature herself being the most ancient Ancestral Intelligence. The case study illustrates how Emérgéntly spirals through the Elements: Fire energises, Earth solidifies, Water unifies, Air transforms. Nature guides us through a regenerative process that helps us clarify what to do. Ancestral Intelligence reminds us: When we heal Nature, we heal ourselves. When we heal ourselves, we heal Nature.
To set context for what Nature has to say to us, listen to her - be reminded - and do something to heal her and ourselves: https://thefountain.earth/
Given that each of us is only briefly visiting this planet, what does it mean to be a good visitor?
We can learn so much from the science of Nature. As Dr. Suzanne Simard discovered: [trees] weren't in a massive fierce competition like the corporate model said. No, they actually help each other. They're a community, they're social!
Emérgéntly uses Nature as a metaphor that helps us make sense of science and the wisdom of Ancestral Intelligence.
Just as it is important to become "street-wise" in our car infested cities, we must also become "info-wise" in our mis-information infested social media.
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