Reply #9: I find this fascinating... [View All]

[OneGrassRoot]

as I, too, sense this is what is happening.

And as is usually the case with me, I'm torn between the world we're creating (via our spiritual journey), and the 3D world we're in, and how I am still so pulled to create authentic community to do the work -- the human work -- of creating this new world.

If we're on individual spiritual journeys, how does that potentially affect our desire to come together in community -- online and "real" world?

Maybe they're two very, very separate things. We're all on separate spiritual journeys here at ASAH, yet we still enjoy connecting here to varying degrees based on our own personalities, where we are at the time, our current interests, etc.

Maybe the Unitarian Universalist model is going to become the norm in many ways. Many different spiritual paths -- including no particular spiritual path, per se -- coming together in our human experience, with our actual spiritual journeys being very individual and unique, tapping into our own connection to Spirit.

Which is, I believe, pretty much how most of us are anyway.

This is SUCH an interesting time.

:hi:

:hug: