Kundalini Community??

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At 10:44 AM 8/10/2008, you wrote:

everything is a manifestation of

Spirit.

everything IS spirit, form and formless combined. there is no good,

there is no evil. WE are spirit. so why would WE want to control the

future unless WE are somehow scared of the future?

 

Languaging is the art of paying attention to what we say, as how we say

things not only tells others more about us than what we say, it also has

a huge impact on how we create our reality. Manifestation of a positive

desired goal was the intent behind the post you were responding to, and I

initially responded to it with a hearty " amen " because I wasn't

reading down to the languaging the way you did. Now that I look at it, it

is interesting how the languaging she used does seem to contradict the

stated intent, which is something she could find useful to think about if

she doesn't get mad at you for the way you pointed it out to her

<g>. I just wanted to point out though that if you read past that,

you may find that you and Claudia are not on all that different a

wave-length really. What I saw that she was trying to say is we do have

an impact on manifestation (though I might personally argue how much) and

it is better to have a creative outlook than a fear-based one. I expect

there is likely to be agreement on that much.

basically i'm

questioning why someone would base the reality of the

future on a couple of tall tales and ancient

myths.

I've studied 2012 too, and I do have some similar concerns about how

seriously and fearfully people are taking it lately. I agree with Claudia

that it is dangerous to look at it through a fear-based lens. I have

wondered what the fearmongers will do with themselves on Dec 22 2012

(laugh) ... oh well, the earth is still here and so am I, back to the

drawing board!

As for a Kundalini community, if it's growing from the idea that it would

be wonderful to grow a community of K-active people and/or provide a safe

retreat of sorts, I am all for it. Self-sustaining communities are good

ideas from a variety of perspectives, survival being only one (hopefully

small) motivating factor. I have friends creating a self-sustaining

community in Panama. They simply feel this is the best lifestyle choice

for them, fear has no impact on their decision-making as far as I can

tell. I do think we need more information from Donna and before we

jump to any conclusions about the aim or goals of this project.

Brandi