Tribal Consciousness

By Alytze

"The time has come to take seriously the notion of Planetary Mind or Planetary Consciousness".

How much occurs at the level of the native psyche that we never see or know about, that yet mantains necessary balance with the Earth?

If we are to establish greater knowledge and communication. It could only be but through the development of the mind, through the clarification and expansion of consciousness.
Bringing sacred tribal values into modern life

Tribal Education

We miss so much of the education that would truly nurture us, because in our culture we have not placed a high value on an education in the PERSONAL and SPIRITUAL realms.

We need to be open to receiving the wisdom that others around us offer, as we need to accept the responsibility of educating others. We live so close to our truth that we cannot see is value to others, and in this respect we are all blind to our gifts of knowledge. 

The Sufis say that there are three lines of self development:

1. Know yourself

2. Know  the other as he is to himself

3. Transmit the information

As we teach what we know, it truly becomes a part of us. To grow to our fullest potential, we need the wisdom of many different persons. We need to be in their presence, so they can model for us the widest range of possibilities.

Whereas we were once proud of what we knew but ashamed of our ignorance, our ignorance now becomes a door that swings open to welcome in others wisdom.

Each persons full participation is part of an expanding while. When we understand that our sacred responsibility is to educate the tribe, we begin to freely offer what we know. We name what we've experienced, and we're generous with information about our own mistakes, stuggles, and failures.
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ABOUT ME

Alytze

Sacred Self- Who I am at a Soul level:

“I share the love with trusting words that come from my heart of what my eyes see when souls spark! Always with a mindful approach and funny touch for the caring mission of transforming the world”

Since August 2019 I have healed trauma, that healed my  nervous system.

When you heal the nervous system, you heal the emotional body. When you heal the emotional body, you heal the psychic (empathic) body. When you heal psychic body, you heal vibration. Once the vibration is healed, realities change.

When you change your reality you are actively changing the world because you are impacting the collective consciousness. We are all interconnected becuse we are the consciousness of planet Gaia.

It is my Sacred Service to Initiate Souls in their journey.  InnerUniversity is my first creation to start helping shifting paradigms.

BOOK: Call to Connection by Carole Kammen and Jodi Gold

TRIBE

We might describe it to ourselves as a feeling of peace, of or coming home, of being in harmony, or being complete and whole.

We would watch our elders grapple with things we hadn’t yet grown into. We would have a deep appreciation for their wide and rich range of wisdom, from which we might one day draw.

We would witness each and every stage of life, from birth, through adolescence, into adulthood. When the river of life brought us to that eddy, we would be prepared for that part of the journey. We would be educated through observing and participating in the tribe.

Tribe provides us with a community that can love and make room for every member to be who he or she actually is. It is a place where we are celebrated for who we are, for our innate gifts and wisdom.

The wisdom that comes with simply witnessing others is profound.

BOOK: Call to Connection by Carole Kammen and Jodi Gold

A story of Tribe

It is the longing to participate in life in deeply meaningful ways, the inspiration and hope that the very living of our lives would lead us to our greatest potential, the sense of belonging to each other and to the mystery of life.

Everywhere we go, we meet people who feel they are running as fast as they can, yet they can’t keep up, much less get ahead. They can’t find the energy to be creative or to be inspired.It isn’t that our visions are greater than our capacity. Rather, our lives have become increasingly demanding because we are trying to do it all alone. We have forgotten that when we bring ourselves together to serve a common purpose, we each become capable of accomplishing more than we can as individuals. Instead of needing to be all things to all people and situations, we need to be committed to what is unique in us; when we bring our talents and capacities together with others, we can meet all the demands of living together, with time left for inspiration and play.

BOOK: Call to Connection by Carole Kammen and Jodi Gold

New Tribalism

As we enter a new Millenium, we find ourselves living in a shrinking world with disintegrating boundaries. Between advances in computer technology and increasingly accesible travel, there are few if any tribes left on earth that have not been touched by the world outside their own tribal reality. It's unlikely we will return to living in a small tribal order, hidden away somewhere in the wilderness, untouched by the world at large. Such a return is not what we advocate.

The idea is no to preserve an outmoded ideal of tribe. The idea is to bring alive a new one. The new tribalism asks us to let go of the notion that the tribe is something that exists only outside of us. This new tribalism invites us to complete the circle by taking the whole tribe back inside each of us, by finding an inner equivalent of our external tribe. To make this work, we need to relate to the people in our lives- our friends, lovers, co-workers, children- as if they are a symbolic reflection of our own internal cast of characters.

Remember, the only reason we'd notice any of their characteristics is if we already had an inner equivalent. If we are willing to take in our tribe, we can welcome the people in our lives not just like they are others, separate from us, but like they are part of ourselves.

With this simple change in perception, each tribe member becomes a gift to us, each one holding perspectives and capacities that we, too, can learn to embody. Even the idea that this might be true allows for a level of sharing, compassion, and richness not available from our separation. This change guides us to new range of ability within ourselves, freeing us from livig in the narrow confines of our USUAL PERCEPTION. It also leads us to view others with a heightened respect and appreciation.
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