Meeting summary for ChatPeople AfterChat Zoom (11/05/2024)
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| Quick recap | |
| The meeting focused on the importance of embracing both masculine and feminine qualities, with discussions on the need for healing and unity of both energies. The group also explored their personal journeys and experiences, including their involvement in politics, education, and spirituality. The conversation ended with a discussion on the potential for collaboration and the importance of inclusivity in addressing global issues. | |
| Next steps | |
| • Jennifer and Shiila to explore ways to collaborate with Steve on incorporating masculine perspectives into their work. | |
| • Jennifer and Shiila to consider how to include or address the divine masculine in future programs or materials. | |
| • Jennifer to follow up with Martha to discuss early childhood influences on life purpose and mission. | |
| • Steve to connect with Jennifer and Shiila via email to discuss potential collaboration opportunities. | |
| • Jennifer and Shiila to reflect on how to make their programs more inclusive of all genders and perspectives. | |
| • Shannon to discuss with Jim the issue of comment removal/censorship in Humanity Rising sessions. | |
| • Stanley to add interested participants to his daily email list for Humanity Rising updates. | |
| Summary | |
| Sacred Feminine and Unity Discussion | |
| Shannon welcomed Jennifer, Shia, and Elizabeth to the meeting, expressing her appreciation for their program. The conversation revolved around the value of the program and the need for a feminine perspective in the current state of humanity. Marilyn emphasized the importance of the reclamation of the sacred feminine and its potential to bring unity and wholeness. The group also discussed the need for men to find their sacred feminine and the potential for a joyful, creative world. The conversation ended with expressions of gratitude and excitement for the upcoming conversations. | |
| Embracing Masculine and Feminine Qualities | |
| In the meeting, Jiyun discussed the importance of embracing both masculine and feminine qualities, arguing against the either-or paradigm. She expressed gratitude for the work of the three goddesses in reclaiming feminine power and encouraged everyone to embrace their full potential. Steve voiced his concerns about the lack of inclusion in discussions about masculinity and femininity, feeling that the focus on feminine power was not inclusive enough. Marilyn responded by emphasizing the need for healing and coming together of both masculine and feminine energies. Sarah Sue agreed with Steve's concerns but also expressed her own perspective as a woman who has never felt oppressed. The conversation ended with a sense of unresolved tension between the need for inclusivity and the importance of feminine power. | |
| Censorship in Webinar Chat Discussed | |
| In the meeting, Sarah, Shannon, Steve, Stanley, and Diana discussed their experiences with censorship in a chat during a webinar. Sarah and Shannon expressed feeling censored when their comments were removed, while Steve confirmed he felt censored after seeing a question disappear. The group agreed that censorship was not appropriate and should be discussed with Jim. Diana emphasized the importance of keeping personal opinions and inflammatory language to oneself during discussions. The conversation ended with Shannon thanking Steve for his comment about giving Martha a chance to speak, and Martha expressing her appreciation for the session. | |
| Moon Dance and Divine Feminine | |
| Martha discussed the upcoming Moon Dance, a celebration of women's power and unity, and the recent archaeological discovery of a powerful female leader in pre-Inca times. Jiyun expressed her appreciation for Martha's work and asked about the impact of female wounds on sons and daughters. Jennifer apologized for the resistance faced and emphasized the importance of finding sacredness within oneself and understanding the divine feminine and masculine in all people. Sarah Sue mentioned Anne Bearing's PhD thesis on the change in global religion and the suppression of the divine goddess. Finally, Steve expressed his love for women and his belief in the importance of unity, suggesting that separate spaces for men and women might not be the solution. | |
| Frustration With Partisan Politics and Focus | |
| Steve shared his personal journey, which included running for pub State Senate, having a political consulting practice, and writing speeches for Presidential candidates. He expressed his frustration with the current political climate and suggested a shift in focus from partisan issues to more pressing matters like citizens' homes, clean water, electricity, internet access, education, and healthcare. He emphasized the importance of investing in these areas for the betterment of society. Sarah and Shannon agreed with Steve's views and Shannon suggested that Sarah might need Steve's help with something on Facebook. | |
| Manipulation and Politics in Consciousness | |
| Sarah expressed her belief that the Democratic party was trying to shape public opinion through the leak of the Roe v. Wade notice, and questioned whether people were being manipulated into voting a certain way. Shannon agreed with Sarah's perspective, viewing the situation as a political circus. Jennifer emphasized the importance of the divine feminine in their consciousness, regardless of political events. Shannon shared her role in writing Jim's opening comments for the Humanity Rising initiative, which was initially focused on the UAP issue but had been sidetracked by political events. She acknowledged her involvement in politics and war, but also emphasized the importance of keeping a wide view and being guided by their beliefs. | |
| Journeys, Work, and Spiritual Activism | |
| Shannon, Bodie, and Jennifer discussed their journeys and how they came to be involved in their current work. Bodie shared his experiences with Will Tagle and the Earth tribe community, as well as his work with the Wisdom Journeys LLC, which takes therapists to Crete, Greece. Jennifer talked about her upbringing in a free school and her introduction to yoga at a young age, which influenced her spiritual background. She also mentioned her connection to the pain of history and her desire to use her work as activism. The group concluded by discussing the importance of unity and collaboration, with Jennifer expressing her hope for a future where men and women can work together to create change. | |
| Addressing Global Issues Through Collaboration | |
| Steve expressed his concern about the current state of society and the need for change. He shared his personal experiences as a father and a role model for his children, emphasizing the importance of men being involved in the conversation about women's issues. Steve also discussed his belief in the potential of homesteading and village life to solve many of the world's problems. He highlighted the need to bridge three divides: the educational divide, the generational divide, and the urban-rural divide. Steve suggested that these three divides, when addressed together, could have a significant impact on resolving global issues. He also expressed his desire to collaborate with others on these issues. | |
| Exploring Collaboration and Early Life | |
| Shannon, Jennifer, and Martha discussed the importance of collaboration and the potential for working together. Martha emphasized the significance of early years of life in shaping one's mission and purpose, and suggested further exploration of this topic. Jennifer agreed to collaborate and expressed interest in raising the divine feminine and masculine together. Shannon proposed a practice that includes all genders and encouraged inclusivity. The conversation ended with an invitation for further communication and collaboration. | |
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