Meeting summary for ChatPeople AfterChat Zoom (06/26/2024)
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| Quick recap | |
| The team shared personal experiences and reflections from a recent Kogi tribe event and other travels, including a virtual tour of a property owned by Alberto and a trip to Teotihuacan, Mexico. They also discussed the significance of the 4-petal flower, the importance of collaboration and community, and the concept of a "new story" aligning with the galactic alignment. Lastly, they explored various topics such as the labyrinth, direct experience, breath, mind, consciousness, and the role of individual stories in the transition to a new narrative. | |
| Next steps | |
| • Shannon to share more pictures and details about the pilgrimage experience. | |
| • Stanley to interview Balthazar about his paintings, especially the one titled "Song of Birth, Division of Reality". | |
| • Sheila to provide more information about her work on prenatal psychology and the labyrinth. | |
| • Jiyun to share details about the mudras and the book "Breath, Mind and Consciousness" by Harish Johari. | |
| • Tricia to follow up on the experience of the hot air balloon ride and the rain during the pilgrimage. | |
| • Marilyn to continue participating in the Humanity Rising sessions and share her insights. | |
| • Kurt to share information about Daniel Reznitzer and his work. | |
| • Hyacinth to explore the significance of the alignment during the solstice and the symbolism of the four-petal flower. | |
| • Margot to delve deeper into the connection between sacred sites, traditions, and consciousness. | |
| • Stanley to explore the synchronicities and connections between the pilgrimage experience and Balthazar's paintings. | |
| • Tricia to share her reflections on the impact of the pilgrimage and the potential for future conscious choices. | |
| Summary | |
| Kogi Experiences and Shared Reflections | |
| Shannon led a discussion that included personal experiences and reflections from the recent Kogi tribe event, as well as various other topics. Kurt suggested training opportunities with the Kogi through the Tayuna Foundation, and Red shared his awe-inspiring experience with the Kogi and their message of responsibility for the planet. The group also shared their experiences from the past week's events, including a pilgrimage to sacred sites, a connection with the southern hemisphere family, and encounters with electromagnetic fields and geological formations. Shannon showcased various stones, including a gold obsidian frog and a shangaite mineral, and shared her photographs of unique aerial views of Monument Valley in Colorado. | |
| Virtual Property Tour and Art Discussion | |
| Shannon took the team on a virtual tour of a property owned by Alberto, showcasing its various artworks, sculptures, and beautiful landscapes. The tour included a look at the dreaming house, the fairy garden, and a camp named after Alberto's son. Shannon also introduced the team to Emily, Alberto's daughter-in-law, and Miklan, a stone carver. The tour concluded with a discussion about the importance of dance in art and an introduction to Niklan's work. The team was impressed by the property's beauty and the artistry showcased there. | |
| Dreaming House Tour and Mexican Art Appreciation | |
| Shannon shared a detailed walkthrough of the "Dreaming House" and its surroundings, including the labyrinth, sacred circle, and a picture of the Madonna of Guadalupe. She also discussed her appreciation for Mexican artist Miklen's work, showcasing his intricate designs. Shannon recounted a recent trip to Guadalupe in Mexico City, highlighting the colorful houses, gondolas, and the sacred sites, including the old and new basilicas, and an indigenous church. She also expressed her admiration for Roberto, who accompanied her throughout the trip. | |
| Shannon's Talk on Miracles, Healing, and Art | |
| Shannon discussed Juan Diego's bed set and the miraculous image revealed on his cloak. She also mentioned the love and unconditional care emanating from Our Lady of Guadalupe, which she believes enabled the indigenous people to thrive. Furthermore, she shared her experience of a healing ceremony by Eleanor, where she witnessed the power of cleansing and smudging. Lastly, she spoke about the beauty and grandeur of the Basilica, the Pyramid of the Sun, and various artworks. | |
| Teotihuacan Trip Recap and Reflections | |
| Shannon recounted the group's recent trip to Teotihuacan, Mexico, emphasizing the importance of respecting the site's cultural and historical significance. They visited the Pyramid of the Sun, the Avenue of the Dead, and the Palazzio Quetzal, highlighting the intricate stone carvings and paintings that adorned the structures. Shannon also mentioned the profound experience of observing the Aztec dancers and a Mariachi band, as well as the unique art and architecture found throughout the town. The trip also included a stay at a historic hotel, where the group was awakened regularly by church bells. | |
| Indigenous Connection, Lady Guadalupe, and Belief | |
| Shannon expressed her deep gratitude for the indigenous people and their connection with the Great Mother, which she witnessed during her visit to Teotiacan. They discussed the significance of the 4-petal flower, which Shannon explained was associated with the Lady of Guadalupe and her role in uniting the indigenous people, believers, and non-believers. Shannon also shared her belief that they, as a collective, are the child of Gaia and Saul, which she saw as a confirmation of her long-held beliefs. Both Sheila and Shannon affirmed the importance of individual belief and the freedom to choose one's own. | |
| Collaboration, Community, and Transidus Labyrinth | |
| Marilyn shared her personal journey and her recent realization about the importance of collaboration and community in her work. She also discussed the concept of a "new story" being born, which aligns with the cosmic shift represented by the galactic alignment that occurred during the solstice and full moon. Sheila then elaborated on the idea of a transidus labyrinth, emphasizing the importance of finding behaviors that are indigenous to each individual to navigate the journey from the Cenozoic era to the Ecozoic era. The discussion also included various personal reflections and expressions of gratitude. | |
| Labyrinths, Direct Experience, and Embryology | |
| Jiyun and Sheila discussed the concept of the labyrinth and its relation to direct experience. They agreed that direct experience could be accessed through the center of a labyrinthine path, which is often indicated by a flower. They also reflected on their learning experiences in the group and the teachings of Jesus, Isaus, and Mary Magdalene as presented in Tricia Mccannon's book. Lastly, they explored the idea of inherent knowledge and potential, likening it to the embryological process of an embryo developing from a center outward, and discussed its relation to energy. | |
| Exploring Breath, Mind, and Consciousness Elements | |
| Jiyun introduced and discussed a book related to breath, mind, and consciousness, with a focus on the elements such as wind, bile, mucus, fire, earth, water, and air. The conversation also covered genetic chemical reactions influenced by food within a 36-hour period, and the connections between astrology, cosmology, chakras, and shamanic practices. Jiyun shared her thoughts on the role of serpent, yaguar, hummingbird, and eagle in shamanic practices, and the practical methods for enhancing mental and physical well-being through spiritual evolution presented in the book she was reading. Sheila and Shannon showed interest in Jiyun's ideas, with Sheila sharing her personal experiences with labyrinth walking and Shannon presenting a book on mudras. | |
| Tricia's Personal Journeys and Reflections | |
| Tricia shared her personal experiences and reflections, including a journey from Keto Pyramid to the moon, the challenges faced due to weather, and her travels in Mexico. She also discussed a recent hot air balloon ride, highlighting the teamwork involved and the environmental considerations. Stanley and Shannon appreciated her observations and shared their own experiences, with Stanley noting a positive change in his life. | |
| Exploring Art, Healing, and New Narratives | |
| Stanley showed interest in a painting called "Song of Birth: The Vision of Reality" by his friend Balthazar, with Shannon expressing enthusiasm for seeing more of Balthazar's work. Sheila suggested Stanley look into the work of Stan Groff, who studied the effects of LSD on people's experiences of reliving their birth, and recommended the YouTube series 'Becoming Gaia' by Sean Kelly for its insights into the climate crisis and the transition to a new story. Sheila emphasized the importance of healing from past experiences to make room for a new narrative and the role of individual stories in this process. | |
| Egyptian Tour Guide and Psychic Connection | |
| Stanley shared the story of a person who had been paid to give tours of the pyramids in Egypt, despite not having studied Egyptology. The individual in question had a connection to a psychic teacher in Germany and had recently reached out to Stanley about a song titled "Division of Reality". Stanley suggested the possibility of creating a documentary about this individual's life and art. Jiyun appreciated the synchronicity of the brain and the idea of keeping things in the realm of the infinite and uncertain. The conversation ended with Sheila thanking Stanley for being a sensitive holding environment for his friends and for his curiosity. | |
| Friendship, Consciousness, and Holotropic Breathing | |
| Stanley shared his life journey and the impact of his friendship with Paul, who he met in a hippie commune. Paul, also known as Balthazar, taught yoga in prison and had a crew of protective friends. They discussed their experiences with holotropic breathing and other consciousness-altering practices. Tricia, a practitioner of craniosacral therapy, joined the conversation and shared her recent experiences. Stanley expressed hope for the future and gratitude for his friends. | |
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