Last night was a very interesting evening. The entire night was filled with deeply felt and authentic conversations about the big picture of life that our modern time is painting. The discussion during the meeting I attended was about the evolutionary jump that is happing right now in the collective consciousness. I was the first to arrive at the meeting and when asked how I was I had to admit that I had been grumpy for no particular reason my admission was reciprocated with a "me too". The second person that walked in immediately apologized because she was in a "pissy" mood. We discussed the series of eclipses going on while we waited for the others to arrive. I knew it was going to be a lively evening.
After watching a discussion between Bruce Lipton and Tom Campbell the group engaged in a rather passionate discussion about where we are and where we might end up as the collective goes moves into a leap in consciousness while our unsustainable constructs began to collapse. Everyone in the group seemed to be venting about some very intense and personal processing of their recent thoughts on this matter. What a blessing to have such a group in my life in a day and age when genuine communication with neighbors is such a rare occurrence.
After my meeting a friend called me to come hang out. When I got there I asked my friend and his roommate what they were discussing and the reply was "life". "Oh good I've just spent the last two hours talking about life" was my reply. I was quickly informed of the household's experience of three consecutive lay offs. The rest of the night consisted of open honest and intense conversations about our city and the rapid changes we are experiencing around us and inside us. For me the entire evening was about opening up, processing these changes and lovingly supporting each other as we discussed our view points. There was even genuine discussion of being overtaken by the "awe" of life when life just comes at you in the most beautiful way even in the most difficult of circumstances.
On the way home last night I was struck by the awesomeness of the evening. Despite the heaviness of the topics, the opposing views and the passionate deliveries of these views everyone had been loving and supportive of each other. My intuition is telling me to pay attention, keep grounded, do my best to stay loving, do my best to stay realistic and re-center myself as much as I need to. The truth is I do have faith that things will go as they need to like all natural processes. Cheers to everyone making it worth while.
