Project: Community
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Given the application of Ageless Wisdom and Sacred Knowledge, what type of thriving, sustainable communities could be created? Lets explore some of the possibilities, and if in our Will, bring them into manifestation.
Location: Our Planet Earth
Members: 51
Latest Activity: Jan 2
Overview:
There are many aspects to a future, thriving community that can and should be discussed if we are to use what we have learned to create communities that are sustainable and ethical.
It would be good to see these manifest in our daily lives where ever possible, and this could be a catalyzing stage to help this occur.
- Ideas: What can be imagined is our only limitation, share them.
- Resources: These will be materials or information specific to a certain aspect of the community.
"If you would know a mystic, do not confine your search to monasteries and temples, but look also on the highways and byways, in towns, hamlets, and in the hustle and bustle of the great cosmopolitan centers of the world.
When you find someone who is industrious, studious, compassionate, loved by friends, and neighbours, tolerant in religious views, and who can point out to you the magnificence and efficacy of God in the simplest of things, you have found a mystic. With these qualities, whether one is attired in sacerdotal robe or in the overalls of a mechanic, one is none the less a mystic." ~ Ralph M. Lewis
Discussion Forum
Synergy
Started by Loki Jan 2. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Synergy is fundamental to considering community. It is after all the result of individuals working together to accomplish greater tasks than could be done alone.It is not the individual will which matters here, but the support of a general flow. …Continue
Tags: systems, synergy, romance, engagement, development
Sanctity
Started by Laura Lee Zarazua. Last reply by Patrick Oct 22, 2015. 1 Reply 2 Likes
In the world I want to live in life is sacred. Spirit is acknowledged in all things seen, unseen, animate and inanimate. There is no division between gender or nationality. Religion does not exist because spiritual education is life itself and…Continue
Resource: The Spiritual Properties of Food
Started by ☤Tris☤ Aug 10, 2013. 0 Replies 0 Likes
At the core of a sustainable community, is the production and use of its food. We are what we eat, in almost every sense. Ancient teachings mention that food is made up of and contains certain subtle energies, that when taken into our body, they…Continue
Tags: spiritual, resource, rosicrucian, qualities, properties
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Comment by The Initiate on December 6, 2015 at 9:19am
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This might be a bit too literal , but, I'm seeing that many many mother's, like myself are in survival mode-add to that, the social pressure of the holidays, and no additional monetary support, and you have an individual who is stressing hard and becoming despondent. When do we get to enjoy something of our hard work away from our children? How do we find the time and energy to give them what they need from us?
Since I do spiritual work, I'm a little more protected from the stress, but right now, in the Bay Area, it's bad, the rents keep going up and the utilities and the price of food, how does a person even get the resources together to change this cycle? We need more open communal living options, in safe and healthy neighborhoods that aren't so expensive to get into.
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Comment by Laura Lee Zarazua on October 21, 2015 at 9:03pm
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Comment by thomas warunek on July 2, 2015 at 11:57pm
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When one fears one has a hard time finding love
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Comment by Adam Kadmon on August 13, 2013 at 5:50pm
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"Whatever the problem, Love is the Solution"
An Idea me and Swan came up with to focus on love or sending energies of love when effected by fear through media or any such events. As a community how do we make everyone become aware of fear and its outcome and stay in peace & send out love to those effected people,areas or stay just uneffected by that particular event or situation.
We where thinking of a group but this looks like it!
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