What you are not seeing
TheNomba's monthly newsletter: what happens inside the Nomba universe that remains unseen from the outside. Every last Thursday of the month, an idea that has lingered—a book, an encounter, a conversation—and the pulse of what has transpired within the community. Unhurried and without noise: a moment once a month to pause and truly look.
By Rodrigo Sangrador · TheNomba: The School You Never Had
Who wants to live without purpose? No one. Besmaya, the wheel of adulthood, and a September of gatherings, thinkglaos, Fellows, and letters to the editor.
Chapter 18 of The Little Prince deeply resonated with him at the age of ten and has remained with him ever since. On belonging, the Humanities as a means of taking root, and a month of August that knew no rest.
You complete your checklist and, instead of fulfillment, you feel an emptiness. Pablo Gasull, vulnerability, and why that which is most important is not conquered: it is received.
Mystery is not the absence of light, but rather an excess of it. Robert Sarah, Ricardo Calleja, and the art of leaving some questions unresolved.
We are not the lives we miss out on. On the fear of missing out, the freedom found in staying, and the everyday miracles that save us.
A dismissal after 24 years, a scene from The Shawshank Redemption, and an uncomfortable question: what is left of you when you are stripped of your job?
The first edition. An ordinary Monday at 6:45, the II Teambuilding of TheNomba, and an idea from Bernard of Chartres: we are dwarfs on the shoulders of giants.
