@Alphonso Lenga-Kroma i am SO glad you enjoyed that in the class. i am studying them slowly myself. VERY slowly. the Mandukya is my favorite so far. I sat with it for six months. I could sit for six more and keep unfolding. I came across the Mundaka Upanishad on accident - the names are so similar I found Mundaka by mistake and loved it immediately. It was clearly time. It is such. great. and beautiful. storytelling.

@Denise Sparks I'm so glad that my story resonated with you. it is literally the first time I shared it with a group, with people I've never met. After decades of searching and working hard on healing (with so many dead ends), I realized I could finally own the rights to my own story in every way, shape, and form. I could take the narrative into my own hands, and that I even owned the narrative of my abusers. What they handed down to me, like many poisons, can be turned into powerful medicine. I'm so glad its helpful! Looking forward to more discussions!

Hello! I'm Sarah from Istanbul! (Turkish American) My dear friend Sarah Saad told me about this awesome community. When I revealed to her what I've been doing to work on myself for the last three years, she suggested I join! In a nutshell, I've lived an insanely traumatic life, decided to heal myself back to the Big Bang, and experienced ego death and awakening soon after. I've got a novel approach, making 'the Knowledge' as practical as I can, even with some of those deeply abstract concepts. I've just been looking for community, as well as a way to help others. Nice to meet you all!

@Alphonso Lenga-Kroma thats a wonderful perspective, Alphonso. And it's definitely a lesson in reflecting on how much healing teaches us that its a decision we make as well as the way we are shaped by what happens. its amazing that ancient humans sat together and discussed their inner worlds, passed on their learning orally, and that that knowledge is as close to us as our own souls, as practical as washing laundry, and absolutely accessible to everyone.

I'm so excited! Looking forward to my first co-hosting experience with the wonderful @Sarah Sadd , and to meeting all who attend. 🥰

I am calling in new lenses on the collective spiritual experience. Thank you for this reminder. 🪷

@Juan Guillermo Uribe Reyes <3

I appreciate the shout out, babe. To listen to your own inner voice is to start to notice and dissolve the first separations we experience - that of the self from the Self. It is so beautiful that you shared that, and a great gift. I also love how you described the spiral vs linear experiences, offering participants a 'shoreline' (shout out to Adrienne) they can use to notice and experience spiral vs linear perception. the discussion portion, connections between today and childhood even evoked the spiral once again, coming back around, just differently every time. It was SO inspiring to watch this work. Thank you!!!