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Connect with others who are seeking to express evolved Christianity in their own lives and contexts.
Learn from one another as we engage in collective discovery of the emergent future of Christian community and practice.
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Online groups of mystical practice participating in Embodied Awakening, in devotion and engagement with divine presence: Jesus, spiritual guides, and one another.
Sharing life, forming connections and relationships with other like-hearted people on the journey of loving evolution.
Evolving consciousness through whole-body mystical awakening practices, engaged in the space among us, not just within.
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As we have moved with the beckoning into holistic trust with “the other,” and taken steps of becoming into trust with ourselves and others, we can come more and more into the ways of being where trust is the ground upon which we walk, the intrinsic pattern underneath, and the woven fabric of our lives in beloved community—our communal being.
This way of being in/as trust can only be inhabited, not simply thought about. It can only be walked, not drawn on a map. It has to be embodied in presence here and now rather than idealized in the abstract. And it only exists in the shared presence of communion.