We are all here (I think) - @coyote, @vestralux, @sistermoon @deetoo @cdeanne @baba @lovendures @dhyanaji.
Including you and I, these are the 1st 10 to step up. Sistermoon, who has read the book Power of 8, suggests that a group sized between 8-10 people would be aligned with the process recommended by Lynne McTaggert. The group is most effective when it’s kept small so that its members can cohere and be targeted in focus.
i am seeing new requests to join- there are almost enough people to start a second Power of 8 group (or even a third). We can keep this thread open to discuss general topics on process. But as we move into group-specific intentions and targets of focus, we need to branch out into separate Power Groups. This is to avoid confusion.
Will someone be willing to facilitate starting a second Power of 8 group? Any suggestions?
Hellloooooooo @jeanne-mayell !!
I once saw this map that contained two arrows.
The first arrow pointed to a location that said, "You are here."
The second arrow pointed to another location and said "You are supposed to be here."
Don't you all feel that way sometimes?
@jeanne-mayell I am here but I'm very introverted and not very intuitive, I feel more emotionally empathic. I would love to try, I have been extremely behind today and busy on top of a severe migraine.
Poor @jeanne-mayell. ?
No idea where I am today, but hi all! I'll be back when I've gotten this pesky deadline handled.
xo
I don't want anyone to feel left out. There is room for many groups. So people can just say they want to join and then a group will happen.
I'm sorry! My apologies for making your job more difficult - and here I thought I was saving you time ?
Ok, so in order to move forward, I think that we might want to a) get everyone's time zone, and b) get everyone's preference for when to work -- i.e., 6 AM EST, 9 PM PST, etc.
This way we can find it easier to divide us into two (or even three!) groups, as it's increasingly looking like we have the numbers now to do.
I can compile the list of everyone information, unless someone else prefers to; meanwhile, everyone can acquaint themselves with McTaggart's ideas by reading the book (if they choose), watching her videos, and/or taking a look at the workbook linked to above.
A note about her book, for those who have not read it. The majority of it is McTaggart detailing her experiments and the results of these experiments. If you are a nonbeliever in the power of focused intention, her book will persuade you simply by virtue of the intense and prolonged scientific inquiry. It is only the final chapter of the book that details how to conduct a PoE group of your own. Thus, it is not really required to read the entire book, especially if you -- and of course I assume this applies to all of us here -- are already believers in the power of focused intention. (And I think the video covers it all, anyway.)
@jeanne-mayell Perfect!
@sistermoon Thank you for compiling this list; I am on the East Coast and open to any time for discussions except Monday 8pm onwards.
@laynara, I am also an introvert, as are many within the community. Your empathic nature is a blessing, and I sense that you are more gifted than you realize.
I am sorry about your migraine. I've gotten those as well. I'm sending some healing prayers your way. ?