True networking

Alma.Innovadora said:
Of the night of time
From your darkness
I have returned to seek
A gift for mankind

And you do not speak my name
Though you well know who I am
Of your pride and your hatred
The fed reflection I am

I am the echo of your anger
The mirror in which
Your greed is reflected
And gives me power

I flow through the lives
That fail to know
Where to find the exit
That opens the door of evil and good

Come to me
And let me dwell in you
I am the desire
The dark in you

I buy your dreams
For your soul, your god
How much do you give?
I am who I am
The light bearer
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This is interesting! Thank you for this. 🙏🙏🙏 This makes sense. 🤔
 
Princess Lux 🌷 said:
Hi @Alma.Innovadora !
Can you please describe to me how you go over The Wave intuitively? Thank you!
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Greetings,

If you mean books, I just have notes of information that I consider important to have on hand because I don't have a good memory to hold that much information and remember exactly the words or terminology of something. It's just having an order of things. For example, I have Sott's articles in pdf sorted by emotions, relationships, politics, history, etc. and note files with the phrases I extract from the books and the transcripts, as well as screenshots of a chapter of the books for a particular piece of information.
 
Networking. Why it is hard to do ?
I noticed that it is kind of difficult for me, sometimes really difficult to share, to network.
I mean a one thing is to share some news cuts, some thoughts of other person, but it is another thing when it comes to your own opinions and conclusions.
It is actually a good feeling, but it is like you was in a gym.
Sometimes it is exougsting for me and it depends of what you share or what you speak about. OSIT
 
Jenn said:
Hi Princess Lux, I think you're off to a great start by reading the Wave, you may find that it will give you a good foundation and that some of your questions are answered. From there, if you are unsure what to start with, here are some suggestions from the newbie welcome message, and then there is the full reading list that Seek10 linked to.

Personally, I felt quite overwhelmed when I joined the forum when I saw how much there was to read, I felt like I was so far behind! Even now, nine years on there's still so much for me to learn and my reading list is ever-growing:lol:. If I had any advice for myself back then it would be to not worry about how much there is as this just inhibited me from doing much at all. Start small by chipping away at the recommended reading as often as you can, even if you can only manage 15- 30 minutes a day. Once you've got the basic books under your belt, then go with what sparks your interest.


The way I understood it, and I may be wrong here, is that networking is sharing our knowledge & experiences with the aim of gaining a truer perspective of ourselves and the world around us. The forum guidelines here give more context as to why this is important. There are lots of posts in various threads about networking, but here are just a few that might help you understand it a little better:
I hope this helps!
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I've found that once I read the Wave and SHOTW - now on Comets of the Horns Of Moses - that my research into all of the areas discussed in the books as well as those I read on the Forum zooooooom off into a many-branched tree! It's amazing what I have learned so far! I've got such a stack of books that I have to eventually get to that I hope there's a decent amount of time before things start 'popping' just so I can absorb what is in front of me - both inside the books and in discerning 'reality'. I'm actually having a lot of fun! :-D:read::bacon:
 
Search said:
Networking. Why it is hard to do ?
I noticed that it is kind of difficult for me, sometimes really difficult to share, to network.
I mean a one thing is to share some news cuts, some thoughts of other person, but it is another thing when it comes to your own opinions and conclusions.
It is actually a good feeling, but it is like you was in a gym.
Sometimes it is exougsting for me and it depends of what you share or what you speak about. OSIT
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Another reason why networking represents a challenge is because some of those times we put in display parts of what we consider our identity, and sometimes that part will be challenged and questioned, and that is very difficult to do, even painful.

But I think that's where the idea of conscious suffering comes in.
 
I believe networking on the forum might be the same like watching the flowers grow in a park. You think about them when you look at them and you exchange energy by focusing your attention on their beauty. A more intense and different networking might come with a sense of belonging and applied common purpose derived from interaction with forum members irl (in real life) or through board messaging. The exchange of thoughs in verbal format can change one's reality when the message contained is put in practice in a way or another thus producing something true for the moment of finding the worked meaning for oneself at that moment. And of course when feedback is given, the process of word transfer is enriched. Moreover, a strong network is created when two or more people work at the same thing in the same time like for instance moving a pile of bricks from one place to another. These people create an invisible energetic connections between them, and can even develop telepathic communication, specially when they can reached unplanned synchronic movements between each other.
 
Princess Lux 🌷 said:
Hello!!!

Just last year before I was introduced to Cass site and the forum, I was praying for new connections for I no longer resonate with most of my friends here in my town. I am glad to have known you guys, a community where I can freely be myself and holding space for each other's growth. I also believe that this is the universe answer to my prayer and journey.

I am curious with what dyou guys meant with true networking in the forum? Is it like making friends? Or a circle where we compliment each other through our growth? 🤔🤔🤔


And also, since most of the things are so new to me, with all the info here and most I dont fully understand and even grasp, where will I start? I have started reading The Wave a month ago and honestly have not been religious to reading it. I have other books that I read and things to do too. Do I need to read everything or just read the things im led to read or needed? Is there a certain hierarchy for the books, i.e., I should finish book A before I read book B so I can fully understand Book B?

Thank you for your insights. 🙏🙏🙏
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I think that, at first, networking is like the first day of school. You don’t know anyone and you’re not sure what will be expected of you; you’re reluctant to participate because you’re sure that you won’t know the right answers; you’re shy. However, once you start ‘mingling’ and begin to study, you feel surer about yourself. You start to answer and, once you’ve started, you find that it becomes easier as you go along.

One thing I’ve noted is the fact that reading the Forum has answered so many questions that I have had and that I was reluctant to ask. I’m still delving into all of the areas and every day I learn something new. If I have a question I just use the 'search' feature and then read the materials that I find from that search. All is lessons, right? :grad:
 
Alejo said:
Another reason why networking represents a challenge is because some of those times we put in display parts of what we consider our identity, and sometimes that part will be challenged and questioned, and that is very difficult to do, even painful.

But I think that's where the idea of conscious suffering comes in.
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Thank you Alejo, you have answered my question, to a great extend, in my particular situation.
 
Another thing I noticed about networking, the more I share something the deeper I understand that subject myself.
And also I can look at the subject from other angles, the way you see it. It is like to look at the same thing, from different cameras.
 
Search said:
Another thing I noticed about networking, the more I share something the deeper I understand that subject myself.
And also I can look at the subject from other angles, the way you see it. It is like to look at the same thing, from different cameras.
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That's one of the best things with networking. And it is hard to learn everything at the same time esp. when alone so with the varied views we have, we can help through the awareness we contribute on different matters and in a way look out for each other.
 
Princess Lux 🌷 said:
That's one of the best things with networking. And it is hard to learn everything at the same time esp. when alone so with the varied views we have, we can help through the awareness we contribute on different matters and in a way look out for each other.
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An additional post, sometimes even 1 word or sentence of other person may lead you to understanding of the idea and that's great.

And yeah, it is taking care of each other.

P.S. this picture is of the first snow in mune location, but you see, how the phone camera catch it. I observe it differently.
 

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Search said:
Another thing I noticed about networking, the more I share something the deeper I understand that subject myself.
And also I can look at the subject from other angles, the way you see it. It is like to look at the same thing, from different cameras.
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And the more you try to sincerely help someone else, the clearer your inner world tends to look, from my experience.
 
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