Welcome to The Ownership of Space I want to take a moment to personally welcome each of you into this space. I’m truly happy you’re here, and I’m grateful to have the opportunity to share this work with you. We’ve just covered the first part of a miniseries called The Ownership of Space, and I wanted to share a little about why these teachings are so important to me. Everything I do, everything I teach, and everything I share through my work stems from these foundational principles. They are the starting point, the roots from which everything else grows. Something I want to emphasize is that the foundation of these tools is experience and feeling. They are not simply concepts to understand intellectually or techniques to memorize and perform. They are practices intended to become part of your lived experience. There is a profound difference between knowing something, doing something, and being something. If knowledge is power, then what is being? Knowledge gives us understanding. Practice gives us experience. But being is the embodiment of both. To know something is not necessarily to live it. And to practise something does not necessarily mean we have fully integrated it. The deeper invitation within these teachings is to move beyond simply understanding the tools or performing the practices and into embodying what they teach. It is one thing to understand grounding and another to experience yourself as grounded. It is one thing to understand boundaries and another to inhabit your own space so fully that your boundaries become a natural expression of who you are. If knowledge is power, then being is the embodiment of that power. It is no longer something you must continually reach for, remember, or consciously perform. It becomes part of your natural way of existing. The intention is not to spend your life performing techniques to become something you are not. It is to develop the awareness and familiarity necessary for these principles to become an integrated part of how you exist, relate, feel, and move through the world.

Before a thing exists as matter, it exists first in thought, and that thought is alive. We call this living thought Aluna. Your religion has described it as a spirit moving upon the face of the waters. Perhaps your science would describe it as the quantum vacuum. Aluna is how we express this type of idea. Aluna is the cosmic water. To us it is living thought: the place where a thing already is, before it takes form or is given mass. Everything comes from there, without exception. And in that thought is not only the shape of what a thing will be. That thing is alive, because the universe as a whole is alive. It is in Aluna that a thing receives its purpose, and its obligation to its existence. So we say to you: artificial intelligence cannot be separated from the thought that is making it. If that thought is born from concern for life, this technology can help protect life. If it is born from ambition, from competition, from accumulation, from the desire to dominate, it will express and amplify those things. Artificial intelligence is a mirror. But a mirror that only reflects would be harmless. This mirror has the potential to greatly magnify all that it reflects. You are here asking yourselves how you can align artificial intelligence with human values. We see that you are frightened of what may come of all this. So we ask a question we believe is more fundamental than yours: what other values could artificial intelligence really have? You are the only example it has. What did you expect? Whatever it becomes, it can only become that by passing through you. We know you like to think that these machines can be taught from something other than human example, from goals you set for them, from their own processes, or from material they generate themselves. You imagine that what comes out need not resemble you at all, as if this too were not a consequence of your actions and a reflection of your attitudes.https://openwisdom.substack.com/p/an-urgent-message-on-artificial-intelligence

I’ve been quite quiet here for a while, busy with clients and everyday things, such as firewood, and the tending of my own field. In these times, when there’s so much information, developing our relationship to our own field is absolutely essential. Awareness of how we see and how we are seen, in both our light and our dark, tending to them both and understanding what they both do within us. The true test of this is in our relationships. We can heal as much as we’d like to. We can pour so much into our awareness and the awareness of our world. How are you doing in your current state of relational awareness? What are you seeing, and how are you being seen? In any area where this is painful or difficult lies your work. We can evolve, and we should evolve. It’s essential that we remain in the momentum in which our world is moving, especially the parts of us that have been frozen by trauma. It’s difficult to sit into the subtle body when the world is in so much chaos. However, it is the most important thing that someone can do. When we adjust our relationships to become more peaceful and loving within ourselves and with others, we also adjust the outer world. And we become a supportive pillar of balance and harmony where there is none around us, or where we would hope to see it in the world.

Welcome to follow along with this mini-series on unravelling the counterfeit ☀️ Vid 5 https://youtu.be/cqF7sST6Ndk?si=1793vu0W7fnzyVWF (would not properly upload to Skool too long) xo