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Back to: HR!Day1115 - Mon 4/7/25 Conscious Leadership: Women Change-makers and the Divine Feminine - Kristin Engvig, Karen Wilhelm Buckley, Shawne Mitchell & Tom Eddington

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• Jordan: Revise and simplify the language in the perspective relativity paper to make it more accessible to general audiences while maintaining technical accuracy
• Andre: Connect with Karen via email to discuss the global movement of nonviolence plan
• Andre: Follow up with Kristin via LinkedIn regarding the shared email address
• Stanley: Find more local people to get involved with the Wickedelphia website
• Stanley: Work with Shannon to explore ways to review past episodes of Humanity Rising with the broader email list
• Stanley: Connect with Tony Judge's website to review his writings and FAQ section
• Jim: Consider sending out an email to his 25,000+ subscribers to gather feedback on favorite Humanity Rising episodes
• Jordan: Fix lighting setup for future meetings to ensure better video quality
• Jordan: Review Anthony Judge's website, particularly the FAQ section, as requested by Stanley
• Jordan: Connect with Sarah to get her contact information for potential future consultation on the paper's content and readability
Summary
Integrating Feminine and Masculine Energies
The discussion focuses on integrating feminine and masculine energies. Participants share personal experiences and perspectives on balancing these energies in themselves and society. Key points include the importance of receptivity and valuing traditionally feminine traits, the need to heal wounded masculine hearts, and the idea that the world is shifting towards more feminine energy. Some suggest moving towards a non-dual perspective where masculine and feminine qualities are not rigidly separated but naturally integrated.
Recognizing Privilege and Global Women's Empowerment
The group discusses the importance of recognizing privilege and helping women worldwide who face oppression. Kristin shares her experience realizing how fortunate she was growing up in Norway compared to women in other countries, which inspired her to work on bringing women together. The conversation then shifts to topics of helpfulness, caring, and finding ways to connect with source or spirituality. Shawne emphasizes the need for young men to see past current systems and for everyone to identify personal pathways to spiritual connection. The group also reflects on the power of Zoom to create intimate connections across distances.
Introducing Marvin's Brain Retraining Helmet
In the meeting, Stanley expressed his desire to introduce Rick to Marvin Berman, a person he met 15 years ago who has been conducting mental feedback experiments with computers. Stanley also mentioned Marvin's latest tool, a helmet with lights that helps people retrain their brains after accidents. Shannon and Sarah discussed their experiences with older people's homes, with Shannon describing her mother's apartment as a condo next to facilities where they can help. Sarah expressed her preference for not living in such places, while Stanley suggested that it could be a good option for single people. The conversation ended with Sarah sharing her perspective on women and leadership, emphasizing the importance of strong women and their role in society.
Political Candidates as Civic Dialogue Magnets
Stanley discussed his idea of using political candidates as magnets for social and civic dialogue to bring communities together and address global issues. He expressed concern about the current focus on raising money for campaigns and proposed an alternative approach of building communities and networks. Sarah suggested using a platform like Meet to facilitate these discussions, and they agreed to explore this idea further. They also discussed the importance of addressing neglected populations and reducing malice and judgment in society.
Humanity Rising Project and Email List
In the meeting, Stanley discussed the three main aspects of their work: neglect, malice, and judgment. He also mentioned the need to avoid shutting down their project, which has over 1,180 episodes. Sarah suggested involving the larger email list to gather feedback on favorite episodes and proposed a vote to identify the most popular ones. She also suggested that Shannon could write a dialogue to send out to their 25,000 email subscribers. The team also discussed the importance of Jim's magnetic personality in the project's success. Stanley expressed his desire to find another project to focus on, as he spends a significant amount of time on humanity rising. He also mentioned his other website, Wickedelphia, which he needs to find more local people to be involved in.
Balancing Rigor and Accessibility in Writing
Jordan discusses his draft paper on perspective relativity and general consciousness. He explains that he's trying to balance making the content accessible while still being rigorous enough for scientific scrutiny. Stanley and Sarah express difficulty understanding some of the technical terms used, like "ontological," and suggest simplifying the language. Jordan defends his use of precise terminology, stating that definitions are provided for important concepts. The group debates the merits of using complex versus simplified language in academic writing, with Stanley emphasizing the importance of making the content understandable to a wider audience.
Perspective and Torus Energy Field
In the meeting, Sarah and Jordan discussed the concept of perspective and its relation to the torus energy field. Jordan explained that perspective allows for distinctions and is the property of a thing that allows for the existence of information. He also mentioned the sacred geometry and the inverse dynamic that results in the reality we perceive. Sarah asked about the readability of the content for both the layman and the scientific community, and Jordan expressed his desire for the information to be spread freely.
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