Karen Glass:
In 2012, Karen began feeling a deeper personal accountability for her self and actions leading to an awareness of the eco-social impact created by the work she did in the global fashion apparel industry for decades. In 2015, in Atlanta, she created her last fashion endeavor, the zerøwaste life-work project for women in transition from the commercial sex trade and recovery from addiction.
This project brought her deeper and more committed to Conscious Concern for Humanity and Advocacy for Spiritual Ecology. As covid was just beginning, she moved to Pennsylvania to be with family and found work giving care to a small residential community of mentally ill adults.
The growing social need for the care of others and Karen’s personal commitment to the purpose of creating and sustaining value across all Domains of Life, has led her to the work of facilitating and advocating Conscious Life as critical value to the Evolution of Consciousness.
She has a great interest in Conscious Evolution and has an ongoing research practice in Contemporary Spirituality. Her life’s work now is committed to finding unifying ways to consciously bring religion and spirituality together for the purpose of healing and creating sustaining value in life and death.
In 2021, with local N.D. Henriette Alban, she began development on a process to facilitate Conscious Evolution called the Conscious Evolution Dialogues. She hopes to bring this work and knowledge to her End of Life practices as well.