What if the future depends less on finding new answers than remembering what we already know?

Farzana Khan is Executive Director of Healing Justice London, a social sculptor and writer whose work brings together collective healing, movement building and cultural organising. In this conversation she reflects on the practices that help us stay in relationship with ourselves, one another and the living world.

Amel and Farzana talk about remembrance as a practice, what it means to become prayerful without dogma, and why shaping social change begins with listening rather than certainty. They discuss multiple rhythms instead of constant urgency, collective power without domination, and conflict as something that belongs to a community rather than an individual.

Farzana ends with a simple invitation: become more prayer ...