' The network I co-facilitate is organizing paid local vehicle transportation for people with sensitivities to synthetic fragrances and other common environmental contaminants.

There are many people in every location who are unable to hire transport because they have health conditions that are worsened by scented products (vehicle "freshening" products, personal products, shampoo, antiperspirants, creams, cologne, clothes softener), cleaning products, laundry detergents, paints, petrochemicals, cigarette smoke, pesticides, solvents, and molds, for instance.

If you're looking for a market for transportation services that is unserved, often unnoticed, and in particular demand, there are more and more people who have to avoid these substances in order to be strong and healthy — but there are typically no knowledgeable transportation services available for them to hire. There's a lot of gratitude being expressed for our work to address this challenge.

Any type of vehicle can serve for this kind of service, if the driver understands how to keep it as free as possible from contaminants that cause issues for sensitive passengers and can communicate forthrightly on the subject.

We're glad to teach anyone who wants to earn money providing this kind of transportation.

If you're knowledgeable about environmental sensitivities or if you'd like to learn more, please reach out to me in private message or by commenting here. I'm making a list of drivers in the area who want to participate in projects as funding comes in. '

—published 14 March 2024 in a private jitney service group • art credits: t.me/IntuitiveGallery/322 • follow along: www.IntuitivePublicRadio.network/subscribe

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Megan Max Mo writes,

I and others are coordinating neighborhood (local and non-local) collaborations to help one another and to make sure that disabled people, elderly people, and families in hardship feel a sense of care and belonging in the community.

Do you want to join us? It's a lot of fun and we're getting a lot done. :-)

If you would like to coordinate with us too, or if you're someone who needs help with something and want to build trust with community members to improve circumstances for everybody, we'd love to have you along and discover how we can support one another.

We use Telegram messenger because it lets us track notes and resources more easily, and it has disability aid features for our disabled community members.

Message me on Telegram (tell me you saw this post) and I'll introduce you to the projects we're working on. My profile is t.me/maxmorris.

If you can't use Telegram, message me through an app you can reach and I'll still try to loop you in that way!

I and our groups are grateful if you would share this message widely, privately and publicly.

Thank you for reading :-)

"Even in media and fiction, it's usually only villains who do long-term strategic planning..." - Brendan Heidenreich

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"Our investments in Intuitive Infrastructure came about because we came face to face, belly to belly, with a monstrosity hidden in all of the spaces in all our communities… that we had no idea had been embedded… cell by cell, organ by organ… multi-generationally, in all our families… through the trauma that populations have been targeted with through psychosocial engineering… that has gradually (or swiftly) changed our perceptions of the meanings of our communications, our words, our languaging, our symbology.

We suddenly recognized… and then again (and then again, and then again)… that if we did not change the game we were playing, we would be dead again (and again, and again).

Fighting for the lives of our loved ones on these front lines has taught us what economics is — and how wealth must be rooted in relational integrity and collaborative fluency in order to be true and real in any way.

Our interconnections… our interstitia… the pathways traveling between each of us (all of us) from one to another… many, many, many of them all the time… as if the seemingly empty space, the empty air between you and everyone else… is full with skeins of physiology through which travel oxygen and nutrients and electric impulses… the stuff of psychic activations and shared dream experiences.

We are a body, all of us together.

The wealth of the collective body is wealth we must continuously be tending, to honor the resourcing inherent in the living body.

Everything around you is part of your dream experience in the living waking physical world we all find ourselves in."

Listen now (29 min) & read along | Intuitive Wealth, by Intuitive Public Radio • intuitivepublicradio.substack.com/p/intuitive-wealth 🌿

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Our discussions about Chronic Lyme, Neuro-Lyme, and related conditions have experienced a significant uptick...

...especially in recent days.

If you click on the banner for any of the above voice messages, you'll discover a broadcast channel our severely disabled survivors groups have been curating for some years now, a project entitled Bless The Vacuum.

These subject intersections are fraught and challenging for many.

A great deal of conflict has been seeded and profligated in communities of people experiencing terrible, traumatic suffering.

In the Intuitive Network, we create opportunities for gentle, patient, respectful, peaceful dialogue so that we can come to know more about one another, rather than being tripped or tricked into volatile conflict with one another.

We are all experiencing severe effects and disablement conditions that have profoundly wounded us.

None of us wants to be in conflict, and yet, the information we must process in order to survive and in order to start to recover strength and rebuild our lives, it can be very scary. It can be upsetting.

There's a beautiful Substack article by Demi Pietchell of @StarfireCodes that delves into a great store of nutrients for this kind of endeavor.

It's called, "How To Integrate New Or Conflicting Information Without Melting Your Brain."

https://www.starfirecodes.com/p/how-to-integrate-new-or-conflicting

As part of this piece, Demi quotes R.D. Laing: "If our experience is destroyed, our behavior will be destructive."

R.D. Laing's writings have been crucial in the network for a lot of reasons, and this is a great one.

One major reason is our exploration in epistemic recovery, epistemological inquiry; how to recognize and prevent epistemic violence.

How to restore the roots of our knowing. How to honor and respect the experiencing of living beings.

What do we know and how do we know it?

When I begin these voice messages above, published at t.me/BlessTheVacuum, The narrative I am unfolding... based in the work our groups in the network have been doing... focuses upon one most important question:

Are we considering the entire evidence base when we engage scientific research and the scientific method?

Are we considering the entire evidence base when we gather to consider circumstances and seek solutions to our most pressing problems?

Are we comporting ourselves in ways that allow diverse others to be part of the conversation, so that we have the benefit of diverse experiences and styles of learning?

This is what survivors of the most invisibly violent intersections have had to come to terms with in order to survive and begin to rebuild function.

Without this, people like these are simply killed. Erased, made invisible, and wiped out.

When we anchor patient, respectful dialogue together and practice attuned, collaborative, relational skill sets...

...we make it possible for our scientific inquiry to be more truly scientific.

And we must always remember that for anything we discover or identify, for anything we feel we know something about, there is a great mystery much vaster than anything we can even begin to penetrate.

That's the nature of our experience as living beings.

The universe is deep and wide and sacred and living and continuous.

And here we are, encountering challenges and learning so much more about ourselves and one another in the midst of it.

"What does it mean to commit to something you don't yet know how to do?" — Daniel Schmachtenberger • youtube.com/watch?v=WVEP0zAK-xQ • t.me/IntuitivePublicRadio/11929