Amazing session filled with joy! Thank you so much. This is a list more to be desired than gold.
The one that I retained most concerns the importance of sharing thoughts, impressions, worries, fears, etc.
A big one indeed, yet we are many being reluctant to do so. It is an ongoing process that takes more or less time depending on the person, but the flavor of certain posts shows more and more opening, or so is my impression. On the forum, I've always been concerned by making noise, and being too self-centered, and all kind of other inner narratives that prevented me from sharing and growing. It is getting easier finally, and I know I have much to share if I want to progress. And I really do.
Some posts are really brave, I admire it as it encourages us all to open up.
Repetition is a good thing.
We sure hope to see more people joining FOTCM and scheduling stays either here or at the NC facility, or both!!! We would like to meet everyone!!!
Here is a thought I've been reluctant to share. I'll do my best to meet the requirements needed to join the FOTCM, to finally be able to meet you and participate in FOTCM projects. I'm worried I'll never make it, and I am not sure how to reach that level. Anyway, I'll persist.
The two caps, that's incredible. Funny that we were trying to figure out the movie
Mirage recently. It boggles the mind.
I had a dream a bit prior to the session, I was in a classroom full of strangers and each person were given a unique sheet of paper with a very specific symbol painted in black that was supposed to represent their unicity. Each were beautiful, and I was really curious to know mine. When the teacher came to me, I had two! I was the only one to receive two, it was strange. It represented two symmetric parts of a sort of leaf, and when joined together, multiple colors filled the blanks inside to form a unique, colorful and beautiful leaf.
Hard not to think about it when reading the session.
Thanks again for the strength you provide us with. Looking forward to this morning routine and other projects.