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by Oscar Miro-Quesada
“Ah, not to be cut off, not through the slightest partition shut out from the law of the stars. The inner — what is it? — if not intensified sky, hurled through with birds and deep with the winds of homecoming.”~ Rainer Maria Rilke Let us begin by honoring a deep and ancient intuition shared by countless cultures: we are not alone in the cosmos. Encounters with star relatives—those conscious, ultra-dimensional presences that slip beyond our...
by Jennifer K. Hill
December 20 at 4:40 AMAs we stand on the threshold of 2025, I find myself deeply moved by the many conversations I’ve had with thought leaders and change-makers around the globe. A recurring theme has emerged: a quiet yet profound shift is on the horizon. Not just political shifts or economic recalibrations, but a fundamental transformation in how we view ourselves, one another, and the world.For centuries, our societies have been built on a...
by Lynne McTaggart
Image from iStock on Lynne McTaggart's blogFormer President Donald Trump’s assassination attempt last Saturday has highlighted, in giant capital letters, how dangerously uncivil modern politics has become, in America, in the UK and in many parts of Europe.Here in the UK, where I live, we have had two assassinations of members of Parliament in recent times, one a young woman with two young children. With the advent of social media, virtually all...
by Joe Martino
Do you ever peruse the internet or social media and feel like everything is a repeat of the same old? Perhaps even when you go about your daily routine... things feel generally stale? I do. And it's not just small things, it's the way we are living and being on this planet... things grow more & more stale as time passes.To be fair, this is what drove me to begin my work 15 years ago. But I do still sense (and hear more & more...
by Shilpa Jain
I just received one of the sweetest compliments I have ever been given.Nandita, at our Asian Diaspora Jam team retreat last week, said to me, “Your leadership is friendship.”I was deeply moved to hear this, not just because it spoke to one of the values I hold most dear, but also because there was no ‘like’ in it, as in, “Your leadership is like friendship.” It was simply a declaration — a statement of fact rather than a simile —...
by Phil Lane, Jr.
We stand at the threshold of profound transformation in the tapestry of our existence, woven with threads of diversity and unity. Despite our imperfections and the formidable shadows that loom, the radiant potential for the unification of humankind persists as an unwavering, eternal fire. Each soul, like a unique note in a symphony, contributes to the harmonious melody of existence.Our journey is marked by challenges and triumphs, and in the...
by Jon Ramer
October 7th 2023 marks another turning point, a day when the world's ongoing turmoil reached a new peak. Faced with this latest crisis, one that challenges our understanding and tests our resilience, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and powerless. The global narrative seems to be one of madness – a world fixated on conflict and blame, as if certainty still reigns in these uncertain times. This paper aims to address this paradox, offering insights...
by Kristin Engvig
Feeling HomeIsn't it just the best feeling in the world when deep down inside, you feel a sense of freedom, joy, and that anything is possible? I've just finished a Zoom call with a group of amazing ladies who often come to WIN to recharge and remember who they really are at their core. They told me they also come to learn and keep up with the ever-evolving and fresh agenda and sisterhood. They thrive in the collective space, in the feminine ‘...
by Anita Sanchez
Hi sweet friends,Summer is almost gone, and some are trying to remember the feeling of rest and calm energy that comes with vacation. It turns out, however, that the inner conditions for us to create regenerative, harmonious relations within ourselves and with others begins with a basic principle: the cycle of action and recovery. We are meant to draw on both in our lives, in a balanced way. When our external environment gives rewards for work,...
by Bruce Lipton
AI is technology’s attempt to enhance the performance of the human brain. While science is attempting to compare the processing ability of neurons with silicon chips, it must be pointed out that we do not have a full understanding of the full power of the human brain’s potential.Consider the story of individuals labelled as autistic savants (formerly, “idiot savants”). Savants display amazing processing capabilities found in one or more of five...