Meeting summary for ChatPeople AfterChat Zoom (01/08/2024)
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| Quick recap | |
| Rita and Jon discussed the significance of upcoming MLK events and their potential to lead into the summer solstice, emphasizing Dr. King's teachings and the importance of unity and interconnected communities. Jon highlighted the upcoming 40 days of peace and the Martin Luther King convergence, stressing the opportunity for community members to give voice to their initiatives. The conversation then shifted to various discussions about personal experiences, environmental initiatives, and the importance of kindness and unity. | |
| Summary | |
| MLK Events and Community Engagement | |
| Rita and Jon discussed the upcoming MLK events, emphasizing their significance and potential to lead into the summer solstice. Jon highlighted the relevance of Dr. King's teachings today and the importance of unity and interconnected communities, citing examples such as Chief Perry's mission and Phil's book, The Eighth Fire. Jon also discussed the upcoming 40 days of peace and the Martin Luther King convergence, stressing the opportunity for community members to give voice to their initiatives. They introduced the "One World" network platform and its functionality, emphasizing its potential to engage the community and showcase ongoing missions. | |
| Loving, Kind, and Green: A Learning Journey | |
| Jon shared their learning journey with Tricia and stressed the importance of living a loving way as a way of life. They encouraged the team to unify for unprecedented action. Shannon expressed gratitude for the team's work and emphasized the power of kindness and helpfulness. Kathryn, who recently recovered from Covid, shared her experience and emphasized the importance of direct interaction with nature through gardening and other physical activities that support the environment. She expressed concerns about the lack of focus on this aspect in discussions and decisions and highlighted the physical and mental benefits of such activities. Shannon agreed with Kathryn's points, emphasizing the importance of kindness towards ourselves and the planet. | |
| Poetry, Earth, Information Network, Multilingualism | |
| Kathryn and Shannon engaged in a discussion about the literal truth of poetic expressions, with Shannon sharing their personal experience of receiving a message from Mother Earth. Stanley then transitioned the conversation to a more practical matter, emphasizing the need for a robust system of information collection and organization. They proposed the creation of a network to centralize information about global activities and made an appeal for help in this endeavor. Additionally, they highlighted the importance of making this information available in multiple languages. Shannon noted the significance of other networks, attributing its existence to Jim Garrison and the Humanity Rising platform. | |
| Stonehenge Replica and Spiritual Journey Discussion | |
| Kelly shared their ambitious project of creating a stonehenge inspired by the original one in England but twice its height. They revealed their journey of being guided by the Ancient Ones to paint and their belief that these paintings would bring healing and forgiveness to the world. The paintings will be printed onto stones and four stonehenge structures will be built in the four directions of the world, with the first one planned for Des Moines, Iowa. Kelly also discussed the spiritual significance of the Red Cloud buttes near Pine Ridge and its alignment with the Star Knowledge Book. They emphasized the importance of unity and physical and divine action, and invited interested individuals to join their in these discussions. | |
| Peace Game and Community Coalition in Bellingham | |
| BethBrownfield discussed their involvement with the restorative community coalition in Bellingham, Washington, which is working with David to launch the peace game for the bioregions of the Salish Sea. They emphasized the need to shift from investing in violence to creating a peaceful economy and community. The peace game is set to start on January 17th. Beth also shared their excitement about an upcoming powwow event in Washington DC. Jon added that the peace game is connected to Brother Phil's work and the compassion games, highlighting the importance of local action. They also introduced the concept of a missions "ecosystem" and the Oneworld impact hub, which aims to support visionaries and activist leaders dedicated to environmental stewardship, social justice, and collective well-being. Beth expressed interest in the project and agreed to be in touch with Jon. | |
| Cascadia Group's Role in Regenerative Projects | |
| Kathryn and Jon discussed the significance of the Cascadia Group and its role in connecting people involved in regenerative projects in the Cascadian area. Jon shared about the planning of a bio-regional learning center by Quinn, a young leader from Portland. They also touched on the impact of Covid-19 on the region, with Jon noting the exhaustion and burnout felt by many. Harry then spoke about their connection to Manhattan and their work with Brand Earth, an initiative aiming to restore the original forest and reconnect with Mother Nature. They also highlighted the need to address the impact of broken relationships with water sources such as the Narrows Bay oyster reef. | |
| Considering Light on Light Publishing Company | |
| Urszula suggested considering Light on Light Publishing Company, a suggestion that Harry, Shannon, Jon, and Urszula supported. Jon emphasized the importance of recognizing their resources and avoiding the mindset that they are not sufficient, suggesting a collaborative approach to pool together their unique gifts. They also underscored the importance of caring for each other, being vulnerable, and helping social innovators. | |
| New Year's Wishes, Technology, and Language Clarification | |
| Shannon expressed their wishes for the New Year and thanked several individuals for their contributions. Stanley mentioned a meeting with Garth Johnson, a publisher, and emphasized the importance of technology in bringing together the 6,000 languages on the planet. They also shared their plan to create pages in various networks for each day and to connect different organizations. Tricia shared their thoughts on a recent video where the term 'medicine' was clarified. | |
| Kindness, Helping Others, Universe, Big Bang, Organizations | |
| Stanley and Tricia discussed the importance of kindness and how it could be taken to the next level by being more helpful to each other. Stanley emphasized the need to ensure no one is neglected or subjected to malice, judgment, or genocide. The conversation also touched on the nature of the universe, with Stanley sharing their belief that the Big Bang was not the beginning of everything and that existence has always been there. Towards the end, Tricia offered to research and provide information on various organizations mentioned in a video they had watched, which Stanley agreed would be helpful. | |
| Technical and Personal Issues Discussed | |
| Tricia shared an old video with Stanley that they had difficulty finding, emphasizing the need for clear notifications when they receives an email. Stanley expressed their inability to copy and paste texts, leading Tricia to send them reminders via email. They also discussed the technical issues Stanley faced with WhatsApp and a panelist invitation email. Tricia sent Stanley a list of six groups related to a Mother Earth video that they had shared in other networks. The conversation ended with Stanley expressing regret over not spending enough time with their children when they were young. | |
| Next steps | |
| • Stanley will organize people collecting and sorting information for the index. | |
| • BethBrownfield will contact Jon for more information about the Peace Game. | |
| • Tricia will send Stanley a list of websites for the six groups mentioned in the Mother Earth video. | |
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