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The Future We Seek

Foresight and soul alignment for leaders shaping what’s next

Newsletter · By Eliza Yvette Esquivel · English · Official site

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Sep 8, 2026
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Jul 29, 2026

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  1. Issue · Sep 8, 2026

    The Long View (opens the original)

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    The long way to the Forest Hills station with express trains to the city has its benefits. The short way to the local trains is one block uphill from my door with guaranteed seating. But the long way sends me through a neighborhood park where children play, where in summer bold neighbors well past their sixth decade sun on the terraced steps, where teenagers sneak a spliff before heading home for supper.Forest Hills is where I dream about the future. Its past was the future, and that future is n

  2. Issue · Aug 26, 2026

    The Mercy of Forgetting (opens the original)

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    I lay down on a hammock facing northeast as the sun marched toward noon peak. I was two days into an escape from the city, free from its vagal rattling cacophony. I recalled the drive up the mountain, where a jackrabbit sprinted across the road and disappeared. It drew my attention to a large turtle stopped, center road ahead. I pulled over. It sensed me and sprinted toward the creek, four-legged swim strokes on dry land. I didn’t know a turtle could move so fast. The hare foretold abundance, th

  3. Issue · Jul 29, 2026

    The Deeper Clock (opens the original)

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    I descended spiral stairs that felt cold on the balls of my bare feet. The treads softened and my heels began to drop, each step becoming more level. A warm, bright light greeted me at the landing. I basked in its radiance, felt the shape of its circumference around my skin, stretching out in all directions around me. It moved with me.I came to a hallway that opened to a beautiful room with high ceilings. As I entered, I noticed tiny framed works of art on the walls. I walked up to one and, as I

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