In this community call, we join mathematical physicist and transpersonal psychologist Will Keepin to explore how the fundamental laws of the universe mirror the internal landscape of our social systems. Grounded in the principle of “as above, so below,” Will bridges the macrocosm of physics with the microcosm of our cellular experience, revealing how the fragmentation in our world is an echo of the unresolved divisions within the human collective.

We will examine how the ancient wound of gender disharmony fuels global cycles of violence. By addressing these foundational imbalances, we support the core mission of the World Women Summit 2026 – Women Rising for Peace, strengthening the global movement of women who are transforming the conditions of violence into the foundations of a more resilient world.

“Peace is not the absence of war, peace is the integration of the wounds of the war and the unification of the fabric of life” (Thomas Hübl).

Together, we will explore how showing up to heal our relational fabric is a biological and cosmological act—one that restores the natural flow of life from the individual cell to the global body.

In this community call, we will explore:

• The Fractal Nature of Peace: How the principle of “as above, so below” applies to social change – where healing our internal and relational “cells” updates the blueprint of the global body.
• Physics of Reconciliation: Moving beyond binary opposition to co-create other pathways of understanding between all genders, informed by both quantum principles and transpersonal psychology.
• Restoring the Balance: Understanding how elevating women’s leadership and restoring gender equity are necessary for dismantling structures of violence and building a more compassionate world.

This call is an introduction to a 3-part masterclass, inviting you to go deeper with the practice. Read more and join the masterclass here >>

William Keepin, Ph.D. is co-founder of Gender Equity and Reconciliation International, and Satyana Institute. A mathematical physicist with training in contemplative spirituality and transpersonal psychology, his research on global warming and sustainable energy influenced international environmental policy. He has published widely on environmental science, quantum physics, ecology, archetypal cosmology, comparative mysticism, divine feminine theology, and principles of social change leadership. He is an Evolutionary Leader, a Findhorn Foundation Fellow, and Board member of the Grof Legacy Project. His previous books include Divine Duality, Song of the Earth, and Belonging to God: Spirituality, Science, and a Universal Path of Divine Love.