I’ll be in Colorado for part of the DNC and a Meditation Retreat [interesting, no?]
This is a project that some passionate, commited friends have taken on. Not business as usual.
This is a unique project that has never been done at a political convention: A group of people listening from a space of nothing … and listening for the heart of what wants to be heard by the world.
I am excited about what is possible during the next two weeks … we are working with the various groups that are protesting at the DNC, the groups that are protesting the protesters, and the ones that are in between all of it.
THE WORLD IS LISTENING is a group of people committed to hearing the vision, the commitment, the gift that people are for the world … and awakening the spirit to the utter, profound, undeniable oneness that we are … that wants to spring forth with a VISION … that we all have that wants to be celebrated, letting go of the thousands of years of separation. No more compromising of who we all are … no more trying to fix it. … no more struggling with our own selves with “does anything make a difference?”
It is amazing what shows up when one creates one’s Self from nothing and for no reason … all of a sudden everything is alive with purpose and connection and joy!
We would love for you to join us in this unknown journey! Give us a call, check out our blog, and say “yes”:
Here’s the blog address: http://worldislistening.blogspot.com/
Or contact Marie Soderberg at 303-805-5779
THE WORLD IS LISTENING
What does a conversation of ‘oneness’ look like? We stand inside a new paradigm that is not problem focused, but focused on being relational, creating new futures from our deepest commitments, our visions for the world. During the Democratic National Convention, ‘the World is Listening’ will be setting up listening booths, marching in parades and participating in our everyday lives, wearing bright pink t-shirts asking people to talk about their visions. We want to hear from those for and against any position, people from any religious, anti-religious or political conviction. We want to hear hear the commitment and vision underlying the positions, concerns and protests. Perhaps if we listen, others will also listen, maybe world leaders will start listening to other world leaders, and listening to them to hear their underlying commitments — and in a moment we may discover our common vision and our ‘oneness’ .
