Jürgen W. Kremer, Ph.D. teaches at the Institute of Imaginal Studies and is a ReVision executive editor. He also teaches partßtime at Saybrook Institute in the Consciousness and Spirituality Concentration and the Socially Engaged Spirituality Certificate Program as well as at the Santa Rosa Junior College and Sonoma State University. He is a scholar, writer, storyteller, and poet. Recently he has written about the impact of colonization, ethnoautobiography, the bear, healing and cosmology, his travels in Sápmi and various aspects of Norse mythology. He is a raven. He resides in Northern California in Wíci· lo· holma (Meadow Lark Woods in Wappo) or near Kabetciuwa, an ancestral Pomo place, today predominantly known as Santa Rosa. His ceremonial practice of radical presence is anchored on a patch of land called Waltoykewel, the Nomlaki name for the area (near Red Bluff). Part of his spiritual work of decolonization is grounded on this aboriginal Nomlaki land; here he meets with a community of friends dedicated to the recovery of indigenous mind and the practice of nurturing conversation. He can be contacted here. For more background information click here.