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Our founding intention was “to align our interior experience with the original gift”, an inner practice of remembering who we really are.

In the years of practice and study since, we have come to observe familiar patterns that have profoundly affected us, deepened our commitment to this inner work of the heart, as well as given us greater trust in life:

  • When we give a gift of ourselves, community appears. We replace what was empty space between us, with a relational context. 
  • When we share by pairing our love and money, so that another person can offer their creativity without money being in the way, we free destinies that the world needs.
  • Together these gift-practices soften our hearts, and begin to liberate us from separation and scarcity. This expands our heart perceptivity, rather than only the discernment of the mind.

Relationships in this open-hearted field of practice become greater than the sum of the parts, and unexpected ‘miracles’ emerge that seem to profoundly affect the world. Or as says our co-creator and teacher Orland Bishop, in this field “our hearts are able to perceive/reveal the future that is already here and waiting to come in”. 

Our founding intention was “to align our interior experience with the original gift”, an inner practice of remembering who we really are.

In the years of practice and study since, we have come to observe familiar patterns that have profoundly affected us, deepened our commitment to this inner work of the heart, as well as given us greater trust in life:

  • When we give a gift of ourselves, community appears. We replace what was empty space between us, with a relational context. 
  • When we share by pairing our love and money, so that another person can offer their creativity without money being in the way, we free destinies that the world needs.
  • Together these gift-practices soften our hearts, and begin to liberate us from separation and scarcity. This expands our heart perceptivity, rather than only the discernment of the mind.

Relationships in this open-hearted field of practice become greater than the sum of the parts, and unexpected ‘miracles’ emerge that seem to profoundly affect the world. Or as says our co-creator and teacher Orland Bishop, in this field “our hearts are able to perceive/reveal the future that is already here and waiting to come in”. 

What is Jubilee?

  • etymology: a ram’s horn trumpet
  • refers to African American folk songs celebrating/predicting future joy and deliverance, and is used as the term to annually honor the 1863 emancipation proclamation
  • joy, celebration, festival — jubilation & cherries “jubilee”
  • Abrahamic religions, (including Christianity, Islam, Judaism, representing 53%+ of global population), use it to describe debt and servitude forgiveness
  • the oldest Egyptian papyrus scroll uses a word that translates to “jubilee” to denote, “the moment we remember who we really are”

“What brought humans to the world was to bring the love, to perfect the love, to develop it, share it, and give it back to source.” ~ Orland Bishop

What is Jubilee?

  • etymology: a ram’s horn trumpet
  • refers to African American folk songs celebrating/predicting future joy and deliverance, and is used as the term to annually honor the 1863 emancipation proclamation
  • joy, celebration, festival — jubilation & cherries “jubilee”
  • Abrahamic religions, (including Christianity, Islam, Judaism, representing 53%+ of global population), use it to describe debt and servitude forgiveness
  • the oldest Egyptian papyrus scroll uses a word that translates to “jubilee” to denote, “the moment we remember who we really are”

“What brought humans to the world was to bring the love, to perfect the love, to develop it, share it, and give it back to source.” ~ Orland Bishop

What is Gift?

“Gift” refers to a depth in our awareness that all that we have has been a gift, and that in our time on this Earth we are meant to both share our gifts, and ensure that others are able to give theirs as well. We are called to practice – seeing and reckoning beyond the habitual mindsets of the cultures we grew up in, sharing the Gifts of our unique destinies, and softening around money in ways that make it easier for others to give their Gifts too. This practice enhances the both/and perceptivity of our hearts, (rather than the either/or cognition of our minds), and enables us to find new paths forward.

What is Gift?

“Gift” refers to a depth in our awareness that all that we have has been a gift, and that in our time on this Earth we are meant to both share our gifts, and ensure that others are able to give theirs as well. We are called to practice – seeing and reckoning beyond the habitual mindsets of the cultures we grew up in, sharing the Gifts of our unique destinies, and softening around money in ways that make it easier for others to give their Gifts too. This practice enhances the both/and perceptivity of our hearts, (rather than the either/or cognition of our minds), and enables us to find new paths forward.

“Money is the world’s most significant unconscious agreement, because we believe in it, we believe in scarcity and separation. If however we actively chose to transmute today’s unprecedented store of financial capital on the planet into supporting people to do what is theirs to give, this could prepare our collective capacity to receive the future. And because money is the most powerful limit-and-possibility-force globally, if even a tiny percentage of society were to experience this, we may generate the creativity needed to transform our economic systems at the root.” ~ Orland Bishop

Art Credit (top to bottom): Hawariquy nature offering by Ariella Cooley; Redtails by Pom Tuiimyali