Thanks for your reply Angela.
I agree with all you say. Our culture is domination/heirarchy based and
traditional religions are too. I believe in tolerance to the extent that I
won't say that my answers are right for everyone, but at the same time I am
starting to believe what we really need is a growing number of people that are
willing to go out in the world and actually convert people from domination
based religious/spiritual beliefs to ones that free us from the limitations of
our current paradyme.
Is anyone on this list actively working in a local spiritual group to spread
this message and build a significant (in numbers of members) spritual movement?
I am looking to create (or join) a "master mind team" of people that want to
make this their primary work. I am looking for people that feel moved to create
(or have already created) a liberal religious/spiritual movement that is even
more successful in its growth as the religious right has been lately.
I just read recently that while 10% of the general population are interested in
"self actualization" 50% of those that use the internet are! So if anyone knows
where else I should be posting this question please let me know!
David Munsey-Kano
P.O. Box 209
Cataumet, MA 02534
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(508) 564-9512
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