Awakening Together

“If our capacity for wisdom arises from influences and practices at a relatively small scale, but our biggest problems arise from underlying delusions within system dynamics at a planetary scale, what follows for how we should educate ourselves?" ~ Jonathan Rowson With this next conversation, I’m officially launching my Wisdom Dialogue Series. If I only had time to tell you how this is a culmination of my life up to this moment, and how this is the result of a flow of synchronicities in my life that have been growing and growing so powerfully.  Without further adieu, the first episode is with my guest Alan Briskin.  He’s so perfect to be the first guest and let me share about him and you’ll see why. Alan Briskin, Ph.D. is the author and co-author of multiple books on the workplace, health care, and collective wisdom, including The Stirring of Soul in the Workplace, Daily Miracles, and The Power of Collective Wisdom. He has been working with groups and organizations for 40 years as an executive coach and consultant.  Co-founder of The Collective Wisdom Initiative, sponsored by the Fetzer Institute, Dr. Briskin’s long-term clients have included Kaiser Permanente, George Lucas Educational Foundation, and the Goi Peace Foundation in Tokyo.  He has held positions as Executive Advisor at the Institute of Noetic Sciences and Senior Advisor to the One Humanity Institute.  His work has sought to integrate the interior experience of individuals and groups with the realities of external power, privilege, and institutional history.  He is currently working on a forthcoming book with Mary Gelinas, Space is Not Empty: Harnessing the Power of Relational Fields to Impact Our World. That is just the tip of the iceberg of who Alan is because we are infinite people who are more than our bios.  Nonetheless, it’s inspiring to hear part of his story.  I hope that this wisdom dialogue supports you, my listener and viewer and Awakening Together community member, in discovering more of your own capacity, your own deep longing for meaningful conversation and more of the wisdom in your own life. I believe that the world needs more wisdom and we need more dialogue and we also need spaces and containers for dialogue beyond just the normal meeting kind of conversations.  Of course you might want to know “What is a wisdom dialogue?” What is wisdom and what then is dialogue?  Listen in and find out.   This first Wisdom Dialogue emerged out of what was going to be our ‘prep’ call for the formal interview I was going to have with Alan.  It wanted to be a Wisdom Dialogue.  We were quickly in a deep connected (communitas) space that was guiding us as much as we were guiding it through the flow of our conversation.  There was a delightful exploration.  Many of my listeners and viewers are familiar I am sure with the aboriginal scholar and author Tyson Yunkaporta, and if not please check out his work.  In his book Sand Talk: How Indigenous Thinking Will Change The World (which I highly recommend), he speaks generously about the difference between having an ordinary conversation and having a ‘yarn’.  Yarning is simply put the Aboriginal approach to group dialogue, knowledge creation, sharing and decision making; it’s also about “the creation of a space without a stage to share experiences, to draw on the ground and sketch ideas out to illustrate a point.”  Doesn’t that sound like what a Wisdom Dialogue might be?  I hope so.  So this wonderful yarn was inspiring, nurturing, insightful, and invited each of us into deeper parts of ourselves together, as we care about each other and the earth and these times we are in.  Let us learn as members of this global family different ways of learning and sharing in language - letting the heart lead with the head following - mastery and the emissary. For the rest of the show notes, visit www.awakeningtogether.one

When we hear the words ‘welcome disturbance’ what typically happens to us is that we have resistance.  This is deeply engrained in our lives thanks to a strong cultural tendency to fear change.  It’s been educated into us.  We think it’s who we truly are but it’s not; we are resilient and adaptive and we need to remember all this in order to activate our self-organizing capacities and future potentials.  Buckminster Fuller reminds us in his famous quote which is so on point here, that “You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.”  In the next 70 minutes we’re going to be pointing our navigation system toward that new model, new capacities to embody that new model and inspiration for how to share it wherever we go.  It gets so simple. This next episode is special for several reasons, one is because it’s full of wisdom of how we can create capacities for being more resilient, dissolving that tendency toward an immunity to change.   In order to create profound change in the world we have to be comfortable with change, we have to welcome the discomfort and stay curious and open.  Another reason why this is so special is because this dialogue is with two masters of process who both have been mentors of mine going back to 2005.  My life was profoundly impacted by them both.  They are Anne Stadler and Peggy Holman.  And the one deepest to my heart in this moment is because Anne left this planet only weeks ago.  This deep and nurturing dialogue happened last August and now I’m releasing it only weeks after Anne journeyed on.  Her bright radiant spirit is still with so many of us.  She lived and gifted us with her brilliance for 92 years.  She impacted so many people in so many ways as you will see.  I hope you will also feel the deep resonance of her bright presence.  Our conversation was recorded 15 months ago and is just now being released.  Both Anne and Peggy are elders and masters in Open Space Technology (OST) and they have brought a deep wisdom to every gathering they convened and every space they opened.  I was blessed to be at many of these and they had a huge impact on my training because I was essentially I was being trained by masters.  I didn’t really know that at the time.  Only with hindsight do I see the kind of perfection of the divine design of my life.  As I listened to this conversation again, my heart beamed with gratitude that I had this interview available to share with the world - to reveal the combined genius of Anne and Peggy.  Who are these amazing women?  Here is a short bio of each (longer bios are on the show notes).  Anne is a pioneering elder. Her 61 years of work have included co-creative community building; facilitating self-organizing leadership and organizational development; and award winning television production. She was the volunteer Founding Director of Friends of Third Place Commons.  Peggy is the Co-Author of The Change Handbook which profiles 61 practices that engage people in creating their desired future. She’s also the author of the award-winning Engaging Emergence: Turning Upheaval into Opportunity that offers a roadmap for tackling complex challenges through stories, principles, and practices. Co-founder of Journalism That Matters, a nonprofit that supports and equips the adventurers who transform relationships between communities and journalism for a strong, inclusive democracy.  You can check out the longer bios on the website awakeningtogether.one or in the show notes on the various platforms!  Do subscribe and share and share a review wherever you are inspired. Thanks for joining us. For show notes, visit www.awakeningtogether.one

How do we share?  How do we learn to share.  We learn early on in life that sharing is important even if challenging.  But we don’t really learn how to share decision-making or leadership or things we hold in common.  We have been raised in a very my my my culture.  Now we are moving powerfully into a WE culture.  This we might say is whole human culture, this is true human being culture.   When we think of leadership we often think of the personal side of it and that’s critical but it’s not the whole story.  What is more and more needed is to really understand shared leadership, this is the future, this is what’s needed now more than ever.  Shared leadership brings with it other dimensions of our capacities, our awareness, and how we need to play differently.  You might think of it as distributed leadership as well.  This gets us closer to what we name as collective intelligence.  With shared leadership comes greater access to the wholeness and to greater intelligence that can be revealed through increased participation.  We know our politics needs better participatory democracy, so we need spaces to practice.   It is this understanding and more that we are exploring in part 2 of this conversation around the ideas of a participatory commons, but we can also talk about it as shared leadership and how it relates to patterns of connection and creativity and shared power.  I read many years ago a great quote about the next evolutionary edge for humanity being about sharing power.  We might think that’s an exaggeration but when you go deeper, you can see how this is where we find synergy, cooperation, cocreation, and we become more whole.  Let’s create communities of practice to become proficient at this.  Each of our guests here has incredible wisdom and experience that can be of support to each of us in multiple different kinds of situations.   To more fully explore this, we may realize that we are redefining leadership and to understand that we are often inside of a commons.  A commons is our shared resources, those can be physical, the land, finances, time, energy, intention and more.  In this kind of space of true participatory leadership, we want to be able to be fluid, we don’t want to be rigid, we aren’t looking at a hierarchical approach, and we don’t want to be flat, where everyone is equal.  We want to be like a jazz band, not a symphony, where there is only one conductor.   In order to redefine leadership in this more expanded participatory and shared and creative way, we need to look at what it means to be serving the common good; how do we align around a common goal; how are we serving community together; how do we scale a morally and ethically grounded collective vision?  These are some ways that we create the container and structure needed for the work that is ahead of us - this great regeneration of our biosphere and all our social systems.  These capacities and explorations we believe are so vital to the times we are in.   Personally, I live near Seattle on Vashon island and this is in the bioregion called Cascadia.  There are bioregions all over the world working toward regeneration, bioregions are a pattern in relationship to watersheds.  Right now we have a fabulous ‘bioregional activation tour’ happening called Regenerate Cascadia.  It’s so exciting - it’s 5 weeks, 14 stops, with 100 plus organizers.  This is a commons this glorious bioregion - these land and waters.  This bioregion is a commons and for 5 weeks we are exploring some of these questions all up and down the Pacific Northwest Coast.  For additional show notes, visit www.awakeningtogether.one To subscribe for email updates, visit awakeningtogether.substack.com

“Listening is an aperture through which the new world rises.”  “Here’s an invitation into the participatory relationship of reality.  We’re all yearning to give and receive more in this awakening in the potlatch of life.” ~ Jeff Vanderclute Welcome everyone!  Let’s talk spiritual mastery!  I’m your host Sheri Herndon and we’re here for another profound conversation into the deep questions of life.  Not only is this about probing the topics that matter most, but also creating a container in which we invite each listener and viewer to drop in and feel the participatory nature of this generative space.  Today with my guest Jeff Vanderclute, we go right into the heart of how we listen to the wisdom of life, ask for what we need, tune in to the deeper truths and find wholeness in our own lives.  Sometimes it is the simple things that are equally profound and take a lifetime to master.  Hopefully you will leave this conversation with an experience of a beautiful transmission of insight into the participatory nature of reality, into natural law itself, and to always coming home to who we truly are.  Jeff’s very presence is a gift because his embodiment of being an awake human who is in daily touch with the god-source is palpable and present to all. We covered a great breadth and at the same time depth which makes for juicy and meaningful connection that goes right straight to our hearts and minds and souls.  We covered alot of ground around embodiment, transmission, our relationship to source, being a clear vessel, and also the power of asking for guidance, and the power of listening.  We didn’t name it this way, but it was also like listening to the animate intelligence, that is another kind of AI, animate intelligence, that is built on 13.8 billion years that is within our body, within our 50 trillion cells.  You can feel this quality of the infinite when you stop, pause and contemplate that reality.  So here we are feeling and exploring the participatory nature of reality.. Which ultimately has a huge impact in our lives and in the impact we have in the world - we are consciously cocreating with life. All of this ties in with how we can feel that we are developing new capacities within ourselves and with each other. Jeff and I have known each other for a number of years…and his path of consciousness and transformation and awakening has been nothing short of a shooting star, he embodies the new capacities and this new human in ways that is rare and a gift.  His journey and his core pillars of social transformation, consciousness and technology, has supported his becoming an attractor for wisdom.  One of the lines that stands out from our dialogue of many is that “Listening is the portal through which the new world arises.”    He has several books coming out and he’s open sourcing all of them through his website.  The one close to being released is “Beyond Every Teaching”.  We talk about what this means and also we talk about what are root meanings, what does it mean to get down to first principles and to understand how much language and our assumptions are filtering what and how we see.  We are still seeing through the glass darkly but we can soon see face to face.   Part of our context is around the inquiry - who are we becoming as members of the new species.  Everything is shifting and faster than we imagine and we are together in a moment of collective choice.  While our dialogue is deep and philosophical, it’s also packed with practices, awareness and ways to tune in even more deeply.  These are resilience capacities, which we’ll be needing more and more. For show notes, visit www.awakeningtogether.one

“Coherence is the essential foundation of this new paradigm ** and that which is not coherent and which is not seeking coherence as its primary intention is necessarily the unconscious perpetuation of the old paradigm.”  David Sauvage In this gorgeous conversation with friend and guest David Sauvage, we cover a vast amount of territory in a short amount of time.  We also go deep into what it means to be an empath in today’s culture, but then we keep opening ourselves up to the deeper layers and go into more of our unique gifts and what it means to invoke our genius to serve others, to activate a shared experience of the divine, and to be held in community in ways that meet one’s deepest needs.  We are feeling people and yet sometimes we don’t even know what feelings we are having or if they are yours or they are mine.  Through the next hour,  you’ll experience with us the transmission that happens when we tune in to each other and attune to each other.  This attunement and resonance (which becomes one of our themes) is a gift and the gift of articulating what’s happening while in the midst of it is a blessing and joy to experience.  Our exploration of Resonance was profound and brought me into new understandings in a very embodied way (another favorite word and understanding of how we apply what we learn in very real and tangible ways). David has powerful gifts as an empath yes and we learn alot about these capacities that are so human and can be cultivated by many (perhaps by all) in healthy ways.  But David has other gifts around how to communicate the information he’s receiving and talk about feelings that often lay hidden and unnamed.  I had several powerful and near ecstatic insight moments because of this that were beyond ahas! And more like mini revelations or satori moments.  It gave me a taste of ‘oh this is what it can be like.’  We also share our yearning for a world in which we can be fully seen and where our gifts are naturally nurtured in our communities from early on.  We need temples and sacred spaces and communities where this is the norm.  We dreamed into this a bit and we invite you to come with us.   Before diving in, let me give you another window into who this wonderful man is, this wonderful human.  “David Sauvage is particularly good at feeling and talking about feelings. Using his empathic gifts, he helps folks find their way back to themselves. With a background in activism, a decade in healing, and a passion for systems change, he is particularly interested in helping to usher in the new paradigm by calling for and facilitating collective experiences of the divine.”  Open your hearts and minds and join us in this journey as we invoke and facilitate a collective experience of the divine.  Welcome to Awakening Together! For more information and show notes, visit www.awakeningtogether.one

Welcome to the next episode of Awakening Together with my guest Dr. Anita Sanchez.   Have you ever wondered what indigenous wisdom means and why it might be closer to perennial wisdom than we imagine?  Let’s explore this together.   What I love about this conversation is that we dive straight in and bypass the superficial altogether.  My hope is that our words activate and support you in your own learning and growth process.  Because the meme ‘indigenous thinking will save the world’ is very popular these days, it’s important to ask, what does it mean to be indigenous. One definition might be that you have a direct path to the original instructions given to your ancestors, that you are still listening to nature and the wisdom of life’s living systems all around you, you remember you are one.  In this way, the indigenous are those people who never left being stewards of the deepest connection with life and they are honor bound to share these ways of being with their family and community.  In this way 7 generations is not just a brand, but it is a way of being in right relationship with all life.  Given this, and one that can embrace us in hope, we are all indigenous.   In the 90’s, I remember hearing John Trudell, American Indian Movement activist and artist, say, “we are all indigenous.”  It stopped me in my tracks and dropped me into a still point of inquiry about belonging and wholeness, because I wanted to understand why I didn’t feel that I was indigenous even though I was producing this event with him on his Spoken Word tour and I had gained the reputation for being a white journalist who could be trusted by native people’s. In truth, I had simply forgotten my indigenous roots and the golden thread connecting me had been broken.  But now it could be restored.  If we go back far enough we all can find those roots and connections.  Even so, it is a blessing to have this wisdom so readily available through our indigenous brothers and sisters.  As you’ll see in this conversation with Anita, we have the opportunity to step into her life and to feel the truth and richness of her lineage.

We are all intimately connected to each other and to life in many ways and making that visible helps us navigate in a more graceful way through the challenges of collaboration and team-building and community building as well as all the dynamics of start-up culture.  The Participatory Commons is a ‘map’ as well as a manual that I’ve been using for a number of years as a way to tell a story to help us see how we can more easily play together.  Given the times we are in, there is a cultural urgency to bring it out into our movements and communities because we need ways to increase our collective intelligence and decision-making with the whole in mind.  The primary development of the Participatory Commons emerged out of Village Lab and the work of Jeff Clearwater along with Jamaica Stevens and Keala Young.  All three of them are my guests for this episode.  Jamaica Stevens is the Co-Founder of Open Future Coalition, developing social, technological, and economic tools for systemic change. She is also Author of “ReInhabiting the Village: CoCreating our Future”.  Keala is a whole systems designer and regenerative practitioner with a background in the healing arts, pattern language and group facilitation.  Jeff Clearwater is the cofounder of VillageLab and has enjoyed 36 years as a leader in intentional community design, appropriate technology, and new paradigm economics. He also co-founded the Ecovillage Network of the Americas and served as the Director at Sirius Ecovillage for 6 years. In this conversation, you’ll hear how the deepest understanding of the principles of living systems can help us be better stewards.  We believe in a thriving civilization and this is one of the trim tabs for supporting our process right now.  Group forming is an ancient aspect of life, it’s at the foundation; it’s what we humans do.  It’s humbling to see that we are still figuring out how to better coordinate with each other.  We need all the tools we can get so we can activate our greatest social potential.  The Participatory Commons is a tool we can all use for the essential community building that is needed as we stand together in cocreating our regenerative future.  We are learning to think and act like living systems that ultimately can enable groups of different sizes to take on complex challenging issues and create impactful and empowering outcomes. As you listen to our conversation, you will quickly learn that we all have a love of nature and the principles of living systems that inform how we work and play together.  In our alignment and connection, we can behave more like a gorgeous super-organism and handle the metacrises with all our intelligence and wisdom fully online.  In order to do that, we need maps and practices and worldviews that allow us to bring the lessons of nature more fully into our lives and learn together how we can work together more naturally and with less ego and shadow.  The time of separation and fragmentation and competition must be left behind as we embrace a more life-giving operating system.  We do this by holding to the ancient lessons of nature along with the insights of indigenous knowledge and the breakthroughs from cutting edge evolutionary biology.   I must apologize in advance that the screen sharing did not work as the settings on the back-end of zoom were not set properly.  So you will need to click on the first link in the Themes/Links section below in the Show Notes to see the map.  What a great lesson to learn. And thank you for joining us and we welcome your feedback.  Many of us are in these inquiries already and to have spaces to dive deep and explore together are needed, as incubators and living labs of the emerging future.  All souls on deck is our mantra!  You are so welcome here! For show notes go to www.awakeningtogether.one

The role of the artist in culture has long been a central theme and when explored brings us to new insights into who we are as a people.  It also invites us to inquire into how we cultivate greater creativity globally.  We know this is foundational for a culture in crisis.  Without a vision, the people will perish.  When we look at how we have been neglecting this creative lifeblood in our educational system in the United States and many other ways, we can understand the necessity for finding new pathways to support the creator culture and the artist in our world.  I believe that we are all born creative and it is a God-given aspect of our nature.  So how we create spaces and systems of support for the creative voice and our emerging expressive capacities will determine the future health of our country and the world.  We will explore this and more in our conversation with Raamayan Ananda who is a mystic-preneur musician poet-author and perfectly poised to share his wisdom with us.  What I find inspiring about being with Raamayan and receiving his transmission offerings is that he takes everything up a notch; he does not stay at the current level of systems design or cultural innovation and evolution.  Feel the expansion of the realm of possibility. Diving into the role of creativity reimagined, you’ll get the embodied sense of why artists are the “unacknowledged legislators of our time” and what happens when we become more visible and the structures, our enabling structures for our own creativity and our community building begin to take root as the new social DNA.  Ultimately, we can imagine how this supports us learning and experimenting with how we can coordinate locally to learn how to coordinate globally. From Raamayan’s spiritual catalyst roots to getting down into systems thinking, he brings through some wonderful insights into what it is that calls us forth into our dharma, our higher shared purpose, and does so by bringing to us a beautiful upgrade of DAOs as a system architecture.  From DAOs to Dharmically Aligned Organisms.  There’s so much encoded in that - there's your dharma, your purpose, then there’s the alignment (beyond agreement), then the living systems, bringing in the power of the natural world as the ultimate teacher.  In this conversation, we’ll go behind the structure and stories of DAOs into the deeper inquiry around what are we learning as humanity, what are we experimenting with, why do we need to be experimenting, and what is necessary for us to learn. One of the main things that I love about speaking with Raamayan is to notice how he’s weaving together art, media, culture and ‘spiritual unfoldment’ as a prerequisite for cultural evolution.  This is wholeness at its best.  How do we know ourselves even more deeply and our purpose in the world to catalyze culture to its next levels - the heart of community building and freedom.  When we take that combined with alignment, not where we all have to agree, but we have alignment around our principles and values and that alignment is around the common good, we find ourselves in new territory worthy of exploration. I really value exploring how this is the new training ground for humanity, and identifying the need for these kinds of communities of practice, training grounds and dojos. Because what would an inspiring conversation be without our lived practice, in the closing we’ll hear about the power and beauty of Raamayan’s morning practice and then we close with a song.  This is a very special dialogue.  Please do join us and enjoy the process. As always we welcome your participation, comments, likes, and sharing.  This is a small growing community everyone who is here and listening.  Soon we’ll be opening up some more participatory spaces. For more information and show notes, go to www.awakeningtogether.one

My next guest is Tibet Sprague and this is my second interview with him and likely not to be the last.  Because the conversation we had around technology and what we might call appropriate tech or conscious technology is one of the most important conversations we could be having in culture right now, and I really want to honor and give gratitude to Tibet and his whole team at the Terran Collective and Hylo for the way they are stewarding and developing not just Hylo but also the Collaborative Tech Alliance.  They are truly showing the way for this entire industry around how to uplift the values and principles that are needed at the foundation of civilization redesign. In many ways it gets very very simple - how are we choosing to make decisions that impact the choices other people make when using our technology.  The kinds of responsibility for people working in tech companies, when in alignment with the codes of life and institutions like Center for Humane Technology, is on a whole other level.  Then we are talking about stewarding the commons.  Because technology can scale, the impact potential is great and can be global. The minute you put something on the internet and you make it available for people to use to help them coordinate and find each other and work bioregionally and to share resources and to become sovereign empowered citizens and give them adequate information you are touching at the heart of culture creation.  This is the essence of the stewardship of the commons. What Tibet is doing in Hylo and CTA holds immense integrity.  They authentically care so much about community building and right relationship to the earth, about healing and sovereignty, about giving voice to the voiceless, about reparations - all of this consciousness and care is woven into their technology.  Please check out Hylo, look at Part 1 of our interview and look at the episode with another guest working in technology - Adam Apollo.  And begin to see that the trend is shifting.  I am here with Awakening Together making visible the things that in the current mainstream are still very invisible.  WE are not just telling a new story, we are embodying that new story.  I hope you enjoy this conversation with this extraordinary human and get to know their work in Hylo.  Let’s see a mass shift from our current social media platforms into these new conscious technology platforms that point the way toward our future! For more information and show notes, go to www.awakeningtogether.one

Technology is all around us in many forms. There are those that we are aware of and those we are unaware of - we call those invisible architectures and they have a powerful influence on us, and not always generative.  There are those technologies that serve us and those that do not. What is important for us is that the more we become conscious of how to design technologies for an all- win culture, the more we are liberated into our true freedom and true sovereignty.  This sovereignty, this full-spectrum human dignity, must be fully landed in our bodies and our relationships and our communication protocols.  To make this a reality, this technology must come from a consciousness that can support our evolution as individuals, as a species, and throughout our social systems. Imagine if we designed technologies that were aligned with the principles of life and living systems, where we were served in who we are becoming in more of our social potential.  We have been so long under the spell of an oppressive tech infrastructure bombarding us from all sides, that we don’t even fully recognize how repressed and limited we have been in these waters.  It’s like the frog in the pan as the water is slowly heating up.  It doesn’t jump out.  Our opportunity is now here where we are aware enough and conscious enough to say now we want our technologies to serve all life and nothing less. This next conversation is all about technology that serves life and our social potential and technology designed from a beautiful state of consciousness that is taking into account the whole and the part and the one and the many.  My guest is Adam Apollo who I have known since 2007.  This is our first interview and I’m truly excited.  You’ll hear how we met in a wonderful context with a group of people using open space technology and inquiring into platforms that can serve a wiser commons.  This was the beginning of Wiser Earth, a project initiated by Paul Hawken, which was the direct result of his book Blessed Unrest which was tracking the movement around the world, essentially humanity’s immune system.  Adam was one of the participants and was already working on some cutting edge technology that is even now being brought into greater form, in our time of need. Adam is a very unique and awake human.  He has offered insights on global transitions, physics, technology, human spirituality and the future as a "Next Generation Leadership" ambassador at the White House, in multiple NEXUS and other summits at the United Nations, and at conferences and festivals around the world. He served as Chief of Business Development for the 2020 Fund, and organized two Prayer Runs for World Peace with indigenous elders and youth from all over North America. He is a cofounder of the UNIFY movement which has reached over 100M people, and two education and technology based companies: Access Granted and Superluminal Systems. He is an active faculty member, author, and the lead systems architect for several international online academies, including the Resonance Academy for Unified Physics and the Guardian Alliance Academy for self-mastery, with over 100,000 active students of all ages from around the world across these schools.  He is now building a decentralized social operating system that has a revolutionary 3D starship dashboard and regenerative impact engine for gamification of planetary transformation. Adam is dedicated to achieving a sustainable and thriving interplanetary culture. I believe this technology that Adam has been developing can ignite some of the visions that have been foreseen for some time and that have been needing the conditions conducive for their manifestation.  I believe we are at that precipice. For more go to www.awakeningtogether.one