First of a series about my thoughts and experiences around world healing consciousness work.
Over time I've gathered quite a lot of experience in this, in my own explorations and working in groups. In the 1990s I ran the Hundredth Monkey Project - camping retreats for 100 people doing inner work with world issues of the time. Afterwards I was involved in the Flying Squad, a smaller group that worked together intensively for twenty years.
Last year I got the message that I should write and record all I know and understand about this. My aim here is to set people thinking about translating their concerns about the world into activities to help it. Together with activism, campaigning, pursuing our life's work, volunteering, fundraising and things like that, consciousness work is also something worth attending to. We need to co-create a new reality on planet Earth by working with its underlying patterns.
We need to think through the issues around this. Not because everyone should do the same thing, but because, whatever we do, and whatever method we use, whatever faith and belief we have, it's good that we've clarified a few things, for ourselves and with others.
That oft-quoted adage, 'be careful what you pray for' is quite profound. So that why I'm doing this series, to bounce things around and give some things to consider. Sometime it will emerge in website form as well as audio.
In the podcast I'm asking questions about what we're really aiming to do, and underlying considerations about how to go about it. If you're interested in helping the world, or if you practice any kind of meditation or spiritual work, this might interest you. Because we have a big problem in our world today, and it's all hands on deck.
It's 33 minutes long. Music by Galen Hefferman.
If it interests you, there are also the Sunday evening meditations, which loosely concern this very matter. A regular weekly meditation that anyone may join with, wherever you are. Information here.
With love from Cornwall, Paldywan
It's on Spotify, Google and Apple Podcasts
and on my website
http://www.palden.co.uk/podcasts.html
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