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Hillary
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Ang Thong, Koh Samui 84140,
Surat Thani,
Thailand
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Ani
A.
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Santa Barbara,
California,
United States
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| I am a small dot . . . where everything comes together.
I am a point . . . in a galactic dance with other dots and points moving toward a destination of our own making.
I am a dot on the map of a new world forming as we speak, by our thoughts and intentions and by our openness to and cooperation with each other.
The magic and innocence and power of our synergy becomes the Great Coordinating Process washing us onto a new shore of our collective hearts desires. |
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UNIVISIONS
S.
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Hartselle,
Alabama,
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Hello and welcome, YOU are invited to visit and/or join UNIVISIONS SPIRIT CONNEXIONS, a caring place for sharing LOVE, LIGHT and INSPIRATION and fostering AWARENESS of our interconnected ONENESS with All that IS. WE are a portal of Universal Spiritual Networking from ALL cultures, beliefs, races and backgrounds - cultivating a SPIRIT OF LOVE and HARMONY seeing life as a UNIFIED, INTERCONNECTED WHOLE - our intentions are to honor and respect ALL LIFE universally while strengthening the BONDS that enable us to NURTURE, LOVE and SUPPORT each other. Dedicated to Awakening Consciousness, Spiritual Growth and Empowerment. Networking and Lightweaving to increase avenues of support and services, connecting Love-powered, heart-conscious individuals, groups, organizations and networks together for the benefit of all. |
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Bonnie
K.
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Santa Barbara,
California,
United States
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| I like to think that we are "illuminating the circuitry" of ourselves-- as Light Beings. This is happening as we connect with individuals globally who are consciously attuned to cocreating the planeteary awakening. I can imagine living in a world of pure awareness where we naturally acknowledge the fact that we are ONE BODY OF HUMANITY.
Please visit
www.EvolutionaryWomen.org for more information. |
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Sabine
B.
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Cologne,
NRW,
Germany
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| The resurrection of our inborn spirit and spirituality is my deepest longing for. It hurts me, how the infinite beauty of nature and humanity is covered by unawareness and insane thoughts and behaviour. Our best medicine is sharing and living the faith and the vision, that every single human being as well as the whole humanity can awake to our true divine nature. |
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Barbara
H.
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Santa Barbara,
California,
United States
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Barbara
F.
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Santa Barbara
United States
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Carolyn
A.
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Nevada City,
California,
United States
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| As a co-founder and the co-director of Global Family, I have seeded thousands of circles on every continent since 1986 - and am committed to circle practices.
I'm also an entrepreneur and am working with Women's Empowerment LLC on the first universal loyalty card, which will fund numerous organizations and programs worldwide.
I'm married to John Zwerver and have two grown children and two adorable grandchildren. John and I are two of the co-founders of Hummingbird Community in northern New Mexico, a light center and a living laboratory for the evolution of consciousness.
My book is The Co-Creator's Handbook, which is available on Amazon or by visiting www.globalfamily.net. |
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Bruce
T.
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California,
United States
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Annie
L.
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Phoenix,
Arizona,
United States
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| Annie Loyd’s first trip to Mexico started as a vacation, but ended with an avocation to help those who struggle within a country (Mexico) that doesn’t provide basic necessities for its poorest countrymen and a country (USA) that needs workers and has a broken system for immigration.
It was in May 2005 when Annie and friends traveled to Puerto Vallarta for a week-long vacation. On the last day while two friends engaged in tourist activities, Annie and her traveling companion took a taxi to the landfill, where she witnessed 300 families living in squalor and without running water. Families scavenged the landfill for food, recyclable containers and “material” for their homes, most of which were made of cardboard.
Witnessing the families living in such deplorable conditions was the impetus for Annie’s desire to participate in immigration reform. At about the same time, National Guard troops were placed at the border in Arizona, and friends who were citizens, born and raised in the U.S. began being harassed by the local sheriff. For that, any many other reasons, Annie took a stand and ran for US. Congress.
Annie Loyd, Social Architect
During her 2007-2008 Congressional race in Arizona’s District 3 (Phoenix, Paradise Valley, Cave Creek, Carefree, New River), Annie Loyd brought transpartisanship to all conversations and collaborations. "We all have ideas, solutions and opinions and it is important we create structures and processes encouraging and honoring diverse, civil and respectful dialogue as the most important tool to creating a prosperous community," states Loyd.
Specializing in community collaboration, mediation, negotiation and development, Loyd is the founding member and chair of Voices for Civil Dialogue, a coalition of leaders from all sectors of society currently focused on creating a path to successful immigration reform, a collaborative program of civic engagement of the FUSION Foundation.
On July 12, 2008 Annie Loyd was knighted a Dame into the Sovereign Medical Order of Knights Hospitaller, a 1,000+ year old order of Knights focused on delivering natural health care to indigenous peoples and those remotely removed from sophisticated allopathic health care. Annie's focus on the healing power of diplomacy through communication was her invitation to join this historic order, recognized by the Vatican. www.smokh.org
Annie is the founder/president/CEO of The FUSION Foundation, (local action - global vision), which identifies and addresses unmet and unfulfilled challenges in our communities with resources and proven solutions for success www.thefusionfoundation.org, Annie is intent on creating opportunities for community collaboration through building new relationships and strengthening existing ones. Since commencing her 15-month run for U.S. Congress in District 3 in Arizona, Annie has made a commitment to deliver information that inspires and engages and that educates and empowers leaders from all sectors of society, communities and individuals to work together to create the new paradigm of political process — the art of possibilities.
Annie has worked in politics as a volunteer, consultant and staff for more than 20 years in local, state and national campaigns in the field, coordinating, recruiting and organizing volunteers, fund raising and strategizing for Democrats and Republicans. Through her experiences of working in public health, owning a construction company, working in politics and co-founding and leading the FUSION Foundation and its social entrepreneur e-venture One Planet magazine, (www.oneplanetmagazine.com, documenting community based solutions with a global vision), Annie has acquired a vast understanding of community, statewide, national and global challenges. Annie utilizes her experience of the "work on the ground" and problem-solving to create opportunities for community collaboration.
Annie is a woman of uncommon insight with a passionate commitment to create a world where our shared humanity is celebrated and our unity emphasized. "We are experiencing a convergence of crises throughout all sectors of our society — from health care to education, from immigration to job creation, from energy resources to the financial industries — it is time for a fresh perspective and strong, effective leadership and a process for entry and engagement.
Raised in South Dakota, Annie witnessed a host of challenges regarding the Native American and mental health communities, business owners, farmers and ranchers. She was educated at St. Martins Academy and through her parents, learned about the importance of leadership and giving back to her community.
She moved to LA in her 20s, where she managed an 82-bed residential youth facility. Following the Rodney King incident, she organized and led the facility to a peaceful resolution during ensuing riots. With family roots dating back 50 years in the "Valley of the Sun," Annie settled in Phoenix, Arizona, the fifth largest megalopolis community in the United States, in 1992 and has served as a dedicated community leader, liaison and consultant to many politicians, community organizations and businesses.
As a small business owner, Annie was the managing partner of a design/build residential construction company reaching out and training and educating women for the unique workforce development. Annie's higher education career began in communications and she continues her engaging and unique style of communication with diverse audiences through speaking engagements, as a radio talk show host and guest, educational facilitator, guest lecturer, moderator and keynote speaker.
Whether traveling to New Orleans to help victims in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, working in the diverse community of 5,500 people of Guadalupe, Arizona, designing youth gang prevention and building resilient and sustainable and community development program models or discovering and mapping the path for successful immigration reform, Annie has consistently demonstrated her willingness, desire and unique talent of bringing diverse and sometimes divisive individuals and groups together to find common ground.
For more than 25 years Annie has worked from a transpartisan model with Independents, Libertarians, Republicans and Democrats. Most importantly, she works with people matching needs with resources — Annie is a "social architect," one who sees things that aren't quite right and tries to find solutions.
During her bid for Congress, Annie relates the stories of hearing from person after person: "I want to do something but I don't know what," to "I want to get involved but I don't know what to do." The final decision for Annie that catapulted her out of the Congressional race and into the challenge of immigration reform occurred after she had convened a diverse group of distinguished community leaders from all sectors of society together to "vision map" the Politics of Fear.
The outcome was phenomenal, some believed it to be too “Kumbaya;” however many emerged with enthusiasm, a sense of purpose, and engaged and committed to moving forward in their self identified manners. After the group meeting, artist made signs, activists planned public engagement activities, a specific group of us left knowing it was time to have many meetings and define a workable process. Annie made the decision to step down from her Congressional race and assembled incredible community leaders and challenged them to conceptualize how to create paths to immigration reform.
The coalition, Voices for Civil Dialogue, was formed and since then, more than 100 meetings have taken place in less than three months with individuals and leaders from all sectors of society. From business leaders to government officials, we continue to hear: "What can we do?" and "We have tried, but continue to fail" and "We need someone to coordinate the coalitions." Loving a challenge, Annie has answered that call. Leading Voices for Civil Dialogue, a quickly growing coalition of all sectors of society, the coalition is working to create a path and process for immigration reform. |
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Ron
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Santa Barbara,
California,
United States
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| I'm a doctoral student at UCSB. My field is sociological cognitive neuroscience. I have been interested in the evolution of consciousness for a long time. I finished a doctoral program in Transformative Learning and Change at the California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS), where I also taught courses in Embodied Mathematics and Cultural Consciousness and Cognition. I am very interested in social justice and in honestly and openly dealing with the problems of "white spiritual supremacy" and hyper-individualistic, self-empowerment "forums," which too often dominate interpretations of spiritual truths and traditions, distort inter-group and inter-personal relations, and thereby promote injustice. Their practice seems to be centered around the creed: "I am, therefore you are," even though they sometimes preach "oneness," "wholeness," etc. and/or that we're all "divine."
The time has come for what I call "socio-spiritual liberation and joyful justice." For truly, the social must be considered simultaneously with the spirit, liberation, joy, and justice. As such, our practice, like that of the Dalai Lama, is best centered around the African proverb and ethic: "I am because we are, and since we are, therefore I am." My articles for the Huffington Post are sometimes seen as "connecting too many dots" and "overtly passionate" to some. But they are a wake up call to see the water in which we swim so we can evolve to become creatures that might not just crawl out of the water and onto the shores -- but fly as flocks of Phoenix no longer tethered to our evolutionary past and free of the winds of fear, doubt, and domination. |
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Wolfgang
F.
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Munich,
Bavaria,
Germany
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Born in Heidelberg, Germany 1951, normal schooling and tertiary training as medical practitioner. After the failure of my first life plan on traditional euro-centric Christian lines and the break-down of my first marriage I became increasingly prepared to undergo prolonged therapy "Going Sane". In the course of this I regained access to the inner world of feeling which I had lost. The dominance of my head had to give way to an increased sensibility. In the course of an extended learning process with stations between Afghanistan in the east and Peru in the west my rational thinking and emotional sensitivity gradually became harmonized. This involved the giving up - often painfully - of many concepts which my upbringing, my schooling and the social traditions had caused me to hold dear. Certain fears arising during this process increasingly dissolved into feelings of OK-ness and warmth. This was aided by various trance experiences induced by techniques not relying on drugs. My first experience with the light of understanding goes back 20 years. Newly acquired value standards also led to consequences in the private as well as professional spheres: a blind obedience to orders could no longer be reconciled with the autonomy of human beings; many of my own feelings no longer coincided with the general feeling dominant in society; what was deemed to be normal was in many cases seen by me as sheer insanity. Not least of all my personal transformation found expression in my writing which deals with issues related to the function and organization of global issues.
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Claire
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Walt
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Portland,
Oregon,
United States
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| Walt Roberts
1722 NE Clackamas Street
Portland, Oregon 97232
waltsearch@aol.com voice: 503.335.3200 skype: waltsearch
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1018655823&ref=profile
Work / Purpose related:
My interest centers around fostering generative and integral connections, conversations, collaboration and coordination where breakthroughs need to happen.
I am a board member of The Performance Center, a partner of Transformation Systems International, and on the leadership teams of the Transpartisan Alliance and Uniting All Nations project. A new initiative (working name) Integral Forum is under development.
I work with groups, institutions and communities that are generating their future together strategically and intentionally. I use innovative tools and integrated approaches to the design and orchestration of alliances, coalitions, forums, conferences, keypad polling assisted deliberation and decision making, and generative engagement processes.
My work is informed by: Transformation and Generative Change, The Source Dimension of Leadership, Generative Conversations, Integral Vision/AQAL, The Biology of Love, Transpartisan Politics, R. Buckminster Fuller/ A World that Works for Everyone, System Thinking, Whole System Design, and Emergence. Walt is based Portland Oregon.
In summary:
I love designing and orchestrating breakthrough group processes and using keypad polling when that is helpful. |
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Sandy
B.
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Springfield,
Illinois,
United States
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Marsha
H.
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Hilton Head Island,
South Carolina,
United States
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| Administrator SouthCarolina.CAN:
I am a professional wordsmith (writer and film translator), tall ship sailor, Brandeis grad, world-culture explorer, and during the campaign beneath my photo it said "Before Obama, I sang the Blues."
Check Out These Beloved Inspirational Videos Widely Used During the Campaign at Fundraisers and House Parties:
OBAMA MUSIC PORTRAIT VIDEO BY BJARNE O
www.bjarneo.com (click OBAMA up on the right) and
OBAMA SONG PORTRAIT: WE ARE THE CHANGE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCQYTu8u7Sg&feature=channel
WE ARE THE CHANGE - AND THE TIME IS NOW |
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Joseph
M.
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Ashland,
Oregon,
United States
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| Joseph McCormick is the co-founder of Reuniting America and lead organizer of the Transpartisan Alliance, a network of networks bringing leaders and citizens from across the political spectrum into dialogue since 2004. Joseph was a Republican nominee for the U.S. Congress in Georgia in 1998 in one of the most conservative districts in the country. As a veteran of our political civil war he recognizes the most destructive force in our country today is Americans taking sides against other Americans. As a result of his experience he has become a pioneer of the transpartisan movement, teaching people how to increase their political empowerment by constructively engaging across divides. He is a former officer in the U.S. Army Rangers and a graduate of the Virginia Military Institute and Yale University. |
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Stephen
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| Stephen H. Dinan is an author, radio show host, marketing strategist, and entrepreneur, who is currently developing a new company called GreenShifters. He most recently created the Shift in Action media membership program, which serves more than 10,000 globally. He is the co-founder of the Summer of Peace , as well as a major contributor behind the launch of more than a dozen for-profit, non-profit and political groups.
Stephen is also the author of Radical Spirit: Spiritual Writings from the Voices of Tomorrow. He graduated from Stanford University with a degree in human biology and holds a master's in East-West Psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies. He has studied many systems of personal growth and facilitated workshops for over twelve years.
Stephen directed and helped to create the Esalen Institute's Center for Theory & Research, a think tank for leading scholars, researchers, and teachers to explore human potential frontiers. Stephen has recently completed a new book bridging spirituality and politics entitled Sacred America: The Next Evolution of Our Country. His published articles can be viewed at www.stephendinan.com, his radio show is on Voice America at 9 am Pacific on Tuesdays (archives), and he is available for speaking engagements and marketing consulting. Podcasts of his radio show are available in the iTunes store under "Shift in Action" Contact: stdinan "at" gmail.com |
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