Hi, I’m Petero Wamala, writing from Uganda.

For more than thirty years, my working life revolved around petrol stations. These days, I spend more time exploring what happens when the scripts we were handed no longer work.

I’m a husband, a father and, at 66, still finding reasons to rethink things I once considered settled.

I’m also a writer, researcher and storyteller. I’m fascinated by a question: what do we do with everything we already know?

That question runs through my work on knowledge activation—and through Uncle Rwamiti: Your Move, where stories become games and you decide what happens next.

My interest in secular dharma is part of that journey: learning to see more clearly, respond more thoughtfully and hold our certainties a little more lightly. A monk without robes? Perhaps. Still learning, certainly.

Through Petero’s Paths, I share stories about the choices we face in families, work and everyday life. Sometimes they make us laugh. Sometimes they leave us uncomfortably close to ourselves.

I hope to create a space where we can pause, question the familiar and try a different move.

You can explore the stories and play the games at:
UncleRwamiti.com
PeterosPaths.org

If a story brings someone to mind, share it with them.

I’m Petero. And Uncle Rwamiti is the uncle your parents should probably never have introduced you to. 😎

Your move.