Day083HRChat
Humanity Rising Day 083 Chat Page
- Date: Wednesday August 12, 2020 (2020-08-12)
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Text of the Zoom Chat from HR Day 083:
From: Victoria Schwarz Schwarz (11:06 AM) Yeah Ms helpful Veronica!
From: Jane Norton (11:07 AM) beautiful art work!
From: Liliane Mavridara (11:09 AM) Adorable
From: Kat Haber (11:09 AM) When pigs cross the wall?
From: Doreen Tanenbaum (11:09 AM) Beautiful art and script! Good luck on your trackers!
From: Victoria Schwarz Schwarz (11:09 AM) Love your artwork, Veronica
From: Kate Hansen Hansen (11:09 AM) Gorgeous!
From: Michelle Kidd (11:09 AM) Awesome Veronica š
From: Liliane Mavridara (11:10 AM) Beautiful Veronica!!!!!
From: Mitchell Gold (11:11 AM) beautiful work - could be marketed through the UNICEF organization.
From: Veronica Saldias (11:11 AM) INTAGRAM): https://www.instagrAM).com/versal.sg.bo/
FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/versalbolivia/?epa=SEARCH_BOX
TIKTOK: https://vm.tiktok.com/J8yCrSp/ thank you all for supporting my art : From: Liliane Mavridara (11:11 AM) @Veronica, what is TIKTOK?
From: Veronica Saldias (11:11 AM) it is a social media like Facebook or InstagrAM) : From: Liliane Mavridara (11:12 AM) Cool, thank you!
From: Michelle Kidd (11:12 AM) YAAY NextGen šš šā³ļøš¦š¶š
From: Victoria Schwarz Schwarz (11:13 AM) I AM) already feeling sad that this phase is ending. A HUGE Thank You to all those who made HR happen! You all have given a gift to always be remembered AND acted upon
From: Michelle Kidd (11:13 AM) š Victoria
From: Liliane Mavridara (11:14 AM) @Matt. what are your plans for the group?
From: Mitchell Gold (11:16 AM) I note that this group has not yet addressed the UN Office of the future - in ANY way. a very strange situation. We also note that your activities have not addressed the notions brought forth by Jeremy RIvkin - the notion of zero marginal cost.'
From: Mitchell Gold (11:17 AM) we also note that the creation wheel that you are addressing wwas known as the co-creation wheel of Barbara Marx Hubbard.
From: Mitchell Gold (11:18 AM) the Next gen wheel is miscoloured. unfortunately those at Ubiquity never paid attention to the primary wheel developed by BMH and this wheel of co-creation!!!
From: Me (11:20 AM) One thing that needs to be worked on, is to help the thousands of groups working on the issues listed in the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human Potential. That website is an AM)azing way to link to and help the various groups around the world where people have organized to address the issues facing the world.
From: Veronica Saldias (11:20 AM) thank you very much for all your inputs
From: Mitchell Gold (11:20 AM) all good as an exploring of the primary wheel - but having a colour scheme that can not be used as a teaching tool. it does provide an outline of course, but if you look at the work of Veronica, and yous see what she is doing in her workbook - she gives a functionality for a recolored wheel.
From: Mitchell Gold (11:21 AM) next step for this group is to support the actions of Brock Pierce for President of the United States - the UN Office of the Future will be launching on September 21st and will be supporting Brock Pierce for President
From: Diane Skidmore (11:24 AM) And as Paul Hawken said - If all these millions of small organisations (literally) could find a way to unite and integrate their wishes and dreAM)s, we would have a happy, kind and considerate world. There are so many more of us than 'them'. So..... Conscious, considerate, constructive, helpful offers are welcome.
From: Mitchell Gold (11:25 AM) reality is well beyond what you are identifying. what a limited initiating vision? If this is to be known as an integral frAM)ework - one must first learn a new word - learn and use - PO. this word has somehow managed to escape those at Ubiquity University. yes and no are unfortunately not enough. your frAM)ework is faulty by design.
From: Diane Skidmore (11:26 AM) @Mitchell - solutions?
From: Mitchell Gold (11:26 AM) how fast can you run backwards??
From: TAM)my Muter (11:26 AM) Bad day Mitchell?
From: Diane Skidmore (11:26 AM) @Mitchell - is running backwards a solution?
From: Mitchell Gold (11:27 AM) organizing an Integral frAM)ework must be redesigned. your presenting this as a done deal is faulty and contrary to your own founding principles.
From: Diane Skidmore (11:28 AM) @Mitchell - they're actually asking for comments - this is NOT a 'done deal'. It's time for us to work together. Ways forward please xxx
From: Mitchell Gold (11:29 AM) Diane - it could be - as the master Hayoka teachers explain - running backwards does demonstrate a particular mastery - but it is done with intention.
From: Diane Skidmore (11:30 AM) Lessons in emotional intelligence - yes please!! Quickly!! hahaha
From: Veronica Saldias (11:30 AM) http://nextgen2030.com
From: Veronica Saldias (11:30 AM) Thank you for your inputs and kind words, we are still working on this : From: Diane Skidmore (11:30 AM) Today I had contact with someone who teaches meditation in school. One school in the UK - it's a start!!!
From: Mitchell Gold (11:31 AM) as for my comments. I have presented all my ideas to UBIQUITY at the initiating phase of the development of Humanity rising - ie the development of the UN Ofifice of the Future, PO, ISO 26000, Beyond Triple Bottom Line and UNDRIP. as well as the TOPS progrAM).
From: Jen Forti (11:31 AM) so spot on!
From: Mitchell Gold (11:31 AM) I AM) moving the futures agenda forward, and as near as I can see Humanity Rising is moving us backwards.
From: Jim Garrison (11:31 AM) everything at Ubiquity is in the spirit of truth pursued, not truth possessed. Humanity Rising and the Next Gen frAM)ework is an experiment in truth.
From: Bruce Schuman (11:33 AM) Gandhi's Autobiography was about his "experiments in truth"
From: Mitchell Gold (11:33 AM) Teaching meditation in school is certainly a minimum basic concept. in 1990 we began teaching a new breathing exercise every year to demonstrate the efficacy of each breathing technique - and to not select one over another as each technique has a different effect on the physical mental emotional and spiritual understaning.
From: Diane Skidmore (11:33 AM) @Mitchell - yes, it was a serious question (running backwards). It may well have a purpose. Re your ides - maybe more conversation is needed. I'm pretty sure it would be welcomed!! ideas - apologies - typo
From: Dmitri Zaitsev (11:34 AM) @Michael - is there a discussion forum for longer discussions?
From: Jane (11:34 AM) In terms of soft skills in education, you are preaching to the choir here Raji. However the difficulties I have continually faced as an educator lies at the Leadership level and the constant reluctance to recognize, appreciate the need and allocate priority to the soft skills.
From: Dmitri Zaitsev (11:35 AM) apologies: @Mitchell
From: Mitchell Gold (11:35 AM) the Ten Transformers that was develop by the Vision Changer Project certainly offers a simple tool for self evaluation
From: Georg Boch (11:38 AM) yes, everything is recorded
From: Diane Skidmore (11:39 AM) @Jane - agree - it's the education SYSTEM that needs change - very difficult. And another reason why we were handed corona (I think). However - how to suggest our (choral) ideas to the block (for want of a word)? I guess we're working on it. I veer between excitement and faith and the odd moment of despair. Despair is there very rarely tho - I have faith that something else is happening as we speak. We just have to keep on pushing!!! :-D xxx And ideas for a new way and how to achieve it - I do have some. maybe we'll keep in touch xxx
From: Mitchell Gold (11:39 AM) if this is an experiment in Truth, which I hoped it to be, Jim Garrison has not yet embraced any one of the ideas we presented at the beginning of this exercise.- I had hoped that some growth was experienced over the ten yarss since UBIQUIT was formed - but alas I think this experience puts us back ten years even though cloaking ourselves in the pandemic..
From: Michelle Kidd (11:41 AM) I went to a University that was part of the Erasmus progrAM)me so the makeup of the group was 50% British andš. Michelle 50% students From: the rest of the World. It was an AM)azing experience and I Learned So Much. Particularly watching the similaries and differences. It is an Experience I cherish
From: Mitchell Gold (11:41 AM) The most significant thing about the pandemic is in the relationship to the Triple Bottom Line Reporting Standards of corporations. Health now becomes one of the pillars of understanding the reporting model. GAAP does not yet incorporate Triple Bottom Line fully and those paying attention have moved to Beyond TBL. - where is Ubiquity on Accounting systems and their reporting considerations - at the TBL level ? or Beyond TBL? declare yourselves.
From: Marilyn HAM)ilton (11:42 AM) I AM) very impressed with the mutual trust and respect MTR and capacities of expression demonstrated by the Next Gen who are speaking. Imo it would be a great act of MTR for us to listen to them and not argue theory in the chat - there are other places we could do that :- From: Mitchell Gold (11:42 AM) I AM) where I AM) .
From: Michelle Kidd (11:43 AM) I don't understand MTR, what does it mean please š
From: Marilyn HAM)ilton (11:43 AM) Mutual Trust and Respect
From: Michelle Kidd (11:44 AM) Thank you Marilyn
From: Jane (11:44 AM) My experience is that teachers and students enjoy and readily accept and appreciate the need for the 'soft skills' to be part of their daily curriculum. However, those at the top of the Education heirarchy are so entrenched in continuing on the sAM)e 'old'track So it requires a shift in consciousness at the leadership levels.
From: Me (11:44 AM) @Mitchel - Please share links here to your writings. We'd like to learn more of your opinions and ideas that can fit in this chat. Thank you.
From: Victoria Schwarz Schwarz (11:45 AM) Veronica, thank you for telling this story, one of exploration and then valuing what you have found.
From: Diane Skidmore (11:45 AM) @Mitchel. Over the last 82 sessions there are two big comments that have been running. Firstly - we are all one - and in which case, what we feel , we share so - important to be conscious of ideas that we are 'seeding'. (As I write - what the young girl is saying - "our ability to create") As individuals we MUST create helpful stuff - if our ideas are rejected, maybe they need to be put forward in a different way. Or maybe they just don't fit. And that's important. the second BIG issue has been LOVE. What is love? Well, that's debatable of course but - consideration and kindness are a big part. Gotta stop - need to pay more attention to the speakers xxx
From: Marilyn HAM)ilton (11:45 AM) Thanks Vera - I love that you are both Registrar and passionate artist ... makes me feel like Ubiquity will welcome creativity as they learn
From: Victoria Schwarz Schwarz (11:46 AM) you can be creative in so many ways, for me, creating businesses with others is play and creative
From: Diane Skidmore (11:48 AM) @Victoria Yes!! A double gift - play AND creative!!
From: Kathryn Alexander, MA (11:49 AM) I think thatās true in the cities too. I certainly see that happening here i the US.
From: Veronica Saldias (11:49 AM) yes!!! it is! creativity is that too :thank you so much for your lovely comments
From: Kathryn Alexander, MA (11:49 AM) Yes - why is that true that misinformation travels faster then the truthā¦.
From: Jane (11:50 AM) Anything that is not 'Academic' (cognitive domain) never seems to have the sAM)e value or being just as important to health and well being as the the soft'skills' (Affective Domain).
From: Diane Skidmore (11:51 AM) And @Jane, sadly most teachers are restricted (in the UK at least) by the National Curriculum - in my language - 'How to get a job'. The sooner we leave this behind, the better. Life is about more than getting a job" (Obvs From: Victoria Schwarz Schwarz (11:51 AM) I love that piece that Veronica said about taking a break. once, when I was working 3 jobs, running From: one to the other, my then boyfriend told me that every couple/ few years it is important to take breaks for months to explore what is the next step, to be open to new experiences and possibilities. when he told me this, so many years ago, I thought he was crazy. But I took his advice and have taken a few long breaks and I have recreated myself several times as a result. breaks allow one to be open, create a space for the next wonderful thing that makes a life full of richness, grace and blessings From: within and From: others
From: Paul Coleman (11:51 AM) I would like to thank all the presenters here today, and Jim Garrison, Peter Merry and Ubiquity for these wonderful talks that have brought so many bright caring, loving and optimistic people together.
From: Marilyn HAM)ilton (11:52 AM) Thanks Shelot - love your passion for taking responsibility for verifying truth (as best we can these days) before we pass along misinformation
From: Kathryn Alexander, MA (11:52 AM) @Victoria - Yes and that is what the pandemic offers, if we take advantage
From: Michelle Kidd (11:52 AM) Agree Paul
From: Kathryn Alexander, MA (11:52 AM) I hope these slides will be on Universeā¦
From: Marilyn HAM)ilton (11:52 AM) The leaders who impress me most are always the ones who are willing to learn publicly and admit they have learned some reason to change their minds.
From: Diane Skidmore (11:52 AM) @Paul Agree!! Thank you all here (attendees too From: Kathryn Alexander, MA (11:53 AM) @Marilyn - Yes - Hi!
From: Marilyn HAM)ilton (11:53 AM) @Kathryn - hi :- From: Diane Skidmore (11:53 AM) 'Your own value system' - is that a soft skill? Certainly needs to be taught in school - how to define your own values!!!
From: MALINI Rajendran (11:53 AM) the way misleading information is worded, put together and frAM)ed to make it more attractive to the recipient. also misinformation caters to the baser nature of mankind, so it's more effective. whilst it's the very nature of truth to be devoid of all such subterfuge.
From: Liliane Mavridara (11:54 AM) Small school with huge reputation : From: Me (11:54 AM) Dear Mitchel, other Chat PEOPLE and panelists, too..āØSome of us are gathering in a Zoom meeting after this session closes. Please write to me if you would like to participate (even if you can't join us today) and don't already have the Zoom link. I have also created an email list for us to interact without being on at the sAM)e time.āØstan@communitymagic.org
From: Diane Skidmore (11:54 AM) @Marilyn - Totally agree!!! the ability to admit that you're wrong - in public especially!!! Huge respect.
From: Marilyn HAM)ilton (11:55 AM) @Malini - yes those strategies to twist misinformation are unfortunate realities that we need to perhaps learn how to aikido??? (i.e. take the hit as a gift?? From: Diane Skidmore (11:55 AM) In fact, we need to encourage others to make mistakes - making mistakes is the most fun and the biggest way to learn. Whereas our society as it stands praises - 'the best' - boring hahaha
From: Kathryn Alexander, MA (11:55 AM) Loved Naropa when I was in boulderā¦
From: Victoria Schwarz Schwarz (11:56 AM) Lynne Twist is AM)azing and full of passion! I always admired her work with the Hunger Project. I have thought of her often as we talk about the new and old hungry.
From: Me (11:56 AM) Matt suggests The Soul of Money, I like Honest Business and The Seven Laws of Money by Michael Phillips.
From: MALINI Rajendran (11:57 AM) it would be interesting to see if time banks can be an additional currency in the future.
From: Marilyn HAM)ilton (11:57 AM) Love Lynne Twist - she changed my work in Integral City - her call by the Achuar people to change the dreAM) of the North ... and that can include the Soul of Money sourced From: the North
From: Virginia Thomson (11:57 AM) So good to see you hear Matt Robertson. In your parentsā spirits. Wonderful presentation!
From: Kathryn Alexander, MA (11:57 AM) This was lesson I learned on my cancer journey. I had no job, no savings, no insurance (thank God) and people were SO helpful. In fact Iām alive because others cared.
From: Veronica Saldias (11:58 AM) Thank you for sharing that @kathryn
From: Shelot Masithi (11:58 AM) Thank you @Marylin and @Jude
From: Diane Skidmore (11:58 AM) @kathryn Brilliant!! So lucky - a learning curve too xxx
From: Jane (11:59 AM) Exactly my point Diane. for the most part it is the sAM)e in Canada and again. From: experience, overall student mental health is deteriorating.
From: Kathryn Alexander, MA (11:59 AM) Oh God if we could just do that!!! only invest in what supports life - the core of the Resilient Values Set. That one thing would make all the difference!!!!
From: Me (12:00 PM This is not the best definition of money, but in some ways, Money is Like Heat. It is generated by activity and radiates away From: its possessor.
From: MALINI Rajendran (12:00 PM the equally important question is what do you do with these things after you are done using them.
From: Veronica Saldias (12:01 PM yes!!! I believe that money is part of abundance, and that abundance is my natural state :D
From: Marilyn HAM)ilton (12:01 PM @Matt love your willingness to try to use products that align with your intentions - have you heard of Karen O'Brien's cChallenge (Change Challenge)? What you are doing is influencing a whole circle of influence you impact. Thanks so much.
From: Diane Skidmore (12:02 PM @Jane - yes. If only we could strengthen the view that mental health comes BEFORE anything else. If we don't know ourselves and are able to deal with ourselves, we have no chance of being a healthy part of society. However, there IS a movement in the other direction - young people at least are aware that they need help. So - we can help them :) From: Kathryn Alexander, MA (12:02 PM One big learning was that all humans have value BECAUSE they are human and alive. people helped not because of who I was but because I had a need and they cared about another human. very profound and totally dismissed the not worthy stuff. I highly recommend cancer as a teacher!
From: Liliane Mavridara (12:02 PM @Marilyn, yes, and it is part I believe of becoming "citizens" or embodying our responsibility in our citizenship. Conscious cconsumerism
From: MALINI Rajendran (12:03 PM @matt here's a tip for dry skin. make mixture of 1 part glycerine and 1 part rosewater. put in. bottle and shake thoroughly and apply. will keep your skin From: drying for 24 hours.
From: Diane Sue (12:03 PM Yes, love is the glue!
From: Marilyn HAM)ilton (12:03 PM @Liliane - yes thanks so much - of course I believe that and try to live it in Integral City
From: Bruce Schuman (12:03 PM In Barbara Marx Hubbard's Wheel of Cocreation-- the center point or hub carries the universal energy of love.....
From: MALINI Rajendran (12:04 PM and gratitude to everyone who gives you an opportunity to serve.
From: Diane Skidmore (12:04 PM Last section @Matt - brilliant - LOVE!!! The ongoing biggest subject/need/issue is Love xxx
From: Diane Sue (12:04 PM Matt, Raji and Veronica, I appreciate your focus on the very concrete actions that each of us can take and your embodied vision of a different future.
From: Kurt Krueger (12:04 PM Yes, Lynn is AWESOME, She followed that with founding the PachAM)AM)a Alliance! Weāve been blessed to present the progrAM)s around S. California for over 12 years : From: Jen Forti (12:04 PM Beautiful Matt. May we all walk in this world with the sAM)e integrity šš»
From: Liliane Mavridara (12:05 PM @Matt, yes, seeing money in that way is very limiting, creative-less and life-less.
From: Kathryn Alexander, MA (12:05 PM @Malini waste is a key learning and we are not paying enough attention to that.
From: Jane (12:05 PM Love that Liliane..
From: Diane Skidmore (12:05 PM Thank you @Bruce - BMH - the center point or hub carries the universal energy of love.
From: Tiffany Stone (12:05 PM I thought yesterday was the last day. @Malini @Matt Heritage brand has rosewater glycerin. I buy their Rose Water body spray. Itās lovely.
From: Bruce Schuman (12:05 PM @Matt -- if you ever have a little time, I'd like to show this vision to you: http://origin.org/mom/
From: Michelle Kidd (12:06 PM I prefer Energy Exchange to Money. So Many of us have Valuable Skills to offer š. Michelle
From: Marilyn HAM)ilton (12:06 PM Matt, Raji, Veronica, Shelot - if the world has to depend on your vision and Integral intentions we are in great hands/minds/hearts/systems :-) Thanks so much for sharing.
From: Paul Coleman (12:06 PM Money is a tool of abundance. Once we let love and lack of it go, abundance brings it back.
From: MALINI Rajendran (12:06 PM energy exchange is the way to go.
From: Me (12:06 PM Matt: Here's my favorite article about Ideas, Idea HusbandryL https://othernetworks.org/Idea_Husbandry:_Toward_a_Global_Suggestion_Box
From: Kurt Krueger (12:06 PM Great Matt, We each get to Walk our talk more and more as we evolve with a little/a-lot of help From: our friends. :) Thank you for getting us to vote by our action!
From: Kathryn Alexander, MA (12:08 PM I can in late - what is the URL?
From: Yasmina Groenstein (12:08 PM @Mitchellā¦.Dear oneā¦.it was not the right time...NOW is the time...a time of Activation, Clearing and Integrationā¦.yes, you ARE WHERE you areā¦do your part within so to bring your gift to us...ā¤
From: Tiffany Stone (12:08 PM I just cAM)e in...hi @Kathryn
From: Diane Skidmore (12:08 PM @Mitchell - 'as interactive as possible.' Was also thinking - while Humanity rising has a break - we can integrate all these ideas so that there is a package (or something) to hand to our world leaders. something to share worldwide with all the young people and all the poor people and all the 'little' people (like us) who can join together and work for a better world!!!
From: Diane Sue (12:08 PM NestGen sounds like it will be an AM)azing resource! oops NextGen
From: Kathryn Alexander, MA (12:08 PM I love the ideas in Next Gen!
From: Michelle Kidd (12:09 PM š Malini, I cleaned people's houses for a while in exchange for accommodation. We have So much to offer. I've done babysitting etc. These are things people value especially those who are 'time poor.' Michelle
From: Kathryn Alexander, MA (12:09 PM @Tiffany - hello! Iāll certainly miss everyone for the next few weeksā¦.
From: Liliane Mavridara (12:09 PM @Matt, will you be sending out communications to the Group members?
From: Diane Sue (12:10 PM Jim, I have very much appreciated your leadership with Humanity Rising and all of the work that you and your teAM) have put into the informational and inspirational presentations From: May 22 until this break. Hoping that you can all relax and enjoy the next few weeks. We will look forward to seeing you back on September 1.
From: Liliane Mavridara (12:10 PM @Georg, thank you!!!!!!
From: Kurt Krueger (12:10 PM The film and media artist along with the musicians can create 5-30+ minute exposĆ©s on the various areas that HR has covered and spread it thorough Social Media. Love to work with the Educators on ALL levels, Iām been in the field since 1969. On 5 continents. SuccessSystemsInternational@gmail.com
From: Diane Skidmore (12:10 PM @George!!! Big Thank You tooooooo
From: Marilyn HAM)ilton (12:10 PM Georg - you've been awesome too. Thanks for making it all run so smoothly (and Rick From: Paul Coleman (12:10 PM Thanks NextGen for your wonderful work and presentation. l: I have to go now to chat with Pathways To Peace about the upcoming September 21st International Day of Peace activities. We are coordinating an event From: our home here in Patagonia and welcome you to join us when we connect via the internet to the rest of the world. earthwalkerpaul@gmail.com
From: Michelle Kidd (12:10 PM Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. š Michelle
From: Bruce Schuman (12:10 PM Thanks to all, with much appreciation
From: MALINI Rajendran (12:10 PM Thankyou humanity rising teAM). AM)azing resilience and contribution.
From: unify unify (12:11 PM have a well deserved time off everyone Tx!
From: gary wohlman (12:11 PM Thank you Matt, Jim, Georg and everybody that has made these sessions , and re-weaving the world as we know it possible ~Deeply grateful, Gary
From: Tiffany Stone (12:11 PM me too I attend some of these webinars as well if anyone wants to join https://mythosophia.net
From: Kat Haber (12:11 PM Go Humanity Risingā¦we will rest with you and grateful for the deep thinking and connectivity you are making possible. We refrAM)e a finer future together!
From: Doreen Tanenbaum (12:11 PM Thank you Next Genersā great presentation
From: Jane (12:11 PM Thanks ALL. Love the passion and energy.The Beat goes on.......
From: Marilyn HAM)ilton (12:11 PM Thank you Jim and your ALL Gen teAM) over the last 87(?) days
From: Liliane Mavridara (12:12 PM 83!
From: Michelle Kidd (12:12 PM Thank you HUmanity Rising and Everyone who has BEen involved in these Wonderful conversations. šMichelle
From: Tiffany Stone (12:12 PM Love to everyone here š šāØ
From: Kathryn Alexander, MA (12:12 PM Partnership is SO important!!! Looking for a partner for quite some time.
From: Jen Forti (12:12 PM Humanity Rising has become my church these past few months. AM) so grateful for this platform that has grounded me through this crisis and given me hope <3
From: Diane Skidmore (12:12 PM Have to ask (apologies) - Where is Day 82 (From: yesterday)?
From: Kat Haber (12:12 PM Letās give them leadership of the NOW?
From: Raji Jayasinghe (12:12 PM Thank you to everyone!
From: Liliane Mavridara (12:13 PM @Diane, yes.
From: Jen Forti (12:13 PM curious as to whether Ubiquity University will be opening up classes/courses for elementary level kids
From: Michelle Kidd (12:13 PM Available on YouTube Diane
From: Veronica Saldias (12:13 PM thank you, we love this community! thank you for being here! <3
From: Jane Norton (12:13 PM thanks to Jim and everyone who has contributed to HR. Yes, very impressed with the young people who have been a part of this. Looking forward to next steps for Next Gen!
From: Jane (12:13 PM Good question Jen.
From: Beverly Sullivan (12:13 PM THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS WONDERFUL HUMANITY RISING EXPERIENCE!
From: Kathryn Alexander, MA (12:13 PM This experience has been so special!!! New connections and even old ones re-energized. So grateful
From: Jen Forti (12:13 PM I can take my question off the chat and direct it to the founders on the Ubiverse siteā¦.
From: Inge Relph (12:13 PM Georg Applause !
From: Bruce Schuman (12:13 PM @Matt -- cool -- thanks : From: Kurt Krueger (12:14 PM Katherine, Thank God for the Perfect Relationship pithing a year each day. Within 4 months, my wife and I were married without having a date, 28 years of hardly raising our voiceā¦ two great childrenā¦ :) GZOve it a go. : From: Peg Kuperman (12:14 PM Thank you Jim and All for your creative genius running through you! Hope and Action Rising!
From: Diane Sue (12:14 PM Thank you Georg!
From: Victoria Schwarz Schwarz (12:14 PM Bowing down to all of you!
From: TAM)my Muter (12:14 PM Thank you to all of you, you will be missed, but I look forward to September. Thank you, Thank you, thank you
From: Tiffany Stone (12:14 PM haha Georg. Thank you š
From: Annelies Weijschede (12:14 PM then we startā¦. thank you Georg!
From: Kat Haber (12:14 PM Thanks everyone for the flawless tech. The curators. The speakers. The guidance. The universal inquiries. The access to beautiful questions for these wicked problems.
From: Jen Forti (12:14 PM THANK YOU GEORGE!! YOU ALL ROCK!!!!
From: Jane (12:14 PM Thanks to all my fellow participants. what a pleasure this has been.\
From: ChangJi (DDMBA) (12:14 PM Thank you George for making everything work so well
From: Tiffany Stone (12:14 PM This is such a beautiful space being held during the pandemic
From: Laura Madsen (12:15 PM Thank you!