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Humanity Rising Day 603 After Chat – Wednesday December 14, 2022
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00:03:35 Kurt Krueger, PeaceMakers Circles/Network: All the world scriptures were written by men during Kali Yuga ~ described in India as the darkest and most troublesome times of the Four Great Yugas ~ each thousands of years long. According to tradition, the next Yuga is Satya, the most peaceful, pure time of the Yugas. Where Peace IN Everything, Everything WITH Peace permeates life on Gaia.
What is your rendition of a scripture that would be adhered to in the coming Satya Yuga? Would there be more than one? This is something that will allow us to be the architects of the future, not its victims,” as Buckminster Fuller wrote. What say you?
In Service… KK
“The Center of the Universe is Everywhere.
The Circumference Nowhere.” ~ Black Elk ~
00:05:13 Robert Hayes: How does a friend, who is in Bali for a few more Days, find your favorite location there? Does the Institute for Integral Transformation have a location in Bali?
Can you please put your local Bali contact info into this chat? I missed it before. Thanks
00:05:43 Karime Kuri: Of course Robert! Ping us here:
00:05:56 Karime Kuri: LINKEDIN:
www.linkedin.com/in/alexanderkonstantinov1
www.linkedin.com/in/karime-kuri
EMAIL: therabbitwholemethod@gmail.com
WEBSITE: www.therabbitwhole.org
INSTAGRAM: the_rabbitwhole
00:06:59 RuthAnn Lenapehokink: cleansing our minds to respect our intuition is a discipline and gift; respecting another's cleansing process in preparation for their community beginning to honor their intuition is an act of trust. How do we
increase community trust in these processes?
00:11:45 RuthAnn Lenapehokink: Do you have suggestions for building trust despite the distractions od economic class divisions
00:24:10 Robert Hayes: Maybe Vonnegut?
00:28:52 Robert Hayes: If the late novelist Kurt Vonnegut were answering the first question, he might say, “All those old people are your granfalloon.” To the second he would say, “Ah, you seek your karass.”
We owe those two odd-sounding words to Vonnegut’s 1963 novel Cat’s Cradle, a sendup of the Cold War every bit as goofily apocalyptic as Terry Southern’s script for Stanley Kubrick’s film Dr. Strangelove, released just a year later. Set on a Caribbean island whose republican founder is a font of koan-like proverbs, the novel depicts a Ragnarokian world’s end brought about by, of course, American technocracy.
00:30:32 Katie Augustine: Thanks Stan and Robert!
00:30:48 Stanley Pokras: Thank you, Robert… Cat’s Cradle… and thanks for spelling harass…
00:31:09 Stanley Pokras: karass
00:34:24 Katie Augustine: last time I looked for a broom I could only find plastic 🙁
00:35:25 Katie Augustine: Stan is our record keeper!
00:42:28 RuthAnn Lenapehokink: RuthAnnPurchase@gmail.com www.LULT.org
00:43:40 Stanley Pokras: ::http://www.LULT.org::
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