Nothing like a viral pandemic to remind us that all examples of widespread resonance are not necessarily positive. To all the people who have lost a loved one, suffered illness, or have had your lives upended by this crisis, I suffer with you, breathe with you, and hold you in love. To all the people who sense great possibility in this crisis, I resonate with you, too.

In writing Resonate this past year, I had no idea how relevant it would become. Literally a viral example of enormous resonance is in our midst, and our social adjustments to coronavirus are themselves examples that either catch on and resonate or don’t. That said, Covid-19 is prompting changes in our publication schedule for the book, pushing it from the summer into the fall.  I bet you’re not surprised.

Oct 13 is now the official launch date.

Those of you who pre-ordered may receive the book earlier – especially if it doesn’t have to cross an ocean to get to you. And I’ll be sharing some Resonate resources between now and the fall in the hopes that messages or practices from the book can help you even now. Here is a public lecture I gave last weekend during an online Zen training that speaks to Resonance and Compassion.