This week's Q&A turned into a bit of a perfect synchronicity, a key question, followed by a number of questions that all fit into the same discussion were asked this week. We go through each one and tie it to the big picture work we are doing here at CE.
Note, the actions we can take as people when it comes to each issue discussed come out of a new way of thinking and relating to life once we ask deeper questions. This is why today's focus was on the big picture and how that leads into the more micro actions.
Note, the actions we can take as people when it comes to each issue discussed come out of a new way of thinking and relating to life once we ask deeper questions. This is why today’s focus was on the big picture and how that leads into the more micro actions.
Pop in any questions, comments or ideas below for next week! đ
Anyone who thinks spirituality is divorced from economics and politics does not fully understand spirituality.
Honestly the underlying depth of conversation in your content is why I consume your content, understanding the facts of a current event is just bonus. This is 100% what is needed right now but many are very focused on JUST what’s happening. I think you guys will grow in the coming months or year when people want to truly look at solutions. Hang in!! ââ
It’s all about the lens through which we peer through. Our self-image, or how we perceive our selves, will strongly affect how we perceive others. The same lens is employed in both directions, internally and externally. The directions are inconsequential; the same lens will show what it will show in every direction. To put it another way, every point of view receives its legitimacy from the viewing point that is assumed. Change the viewing point, and the point of view commensurately changes. Which suggests the question, what is the nature of the lens that I am peering through which produces what I see?