"We can reclaim our power as individuals and in collaboration with one another; we can engage in meaningful, generative dialogue that helps us to navigate the complexities of the modern world."

P1 • Dialogic Imagination & Languaging Our World into Existence with Sol Luckman (27 October 2023)

Listen now (31 mins) | Part 1 of 3. Individuation & personal power free us from societal snares; respectful, nurturing dialogue produces generative collaboration toward a new world.

https://www.intuitivepublicradio.network/p/p1-dialogic-imagination-and-languaging

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P1 • Dialogic Imagination & Languaging Our World into Existence with Sol Luckman (27 October 2023) • https://www.intuitivepublicradio.network/p/p1-dialogic-imagination-and-languaging • t.me/IntuitivePublicRadio/11793

"O cosmic birth of all radiance and vibration,
soften the ground of our being
and carve out a space within us w
here your presence can abide.

Fill us with your creativity
so that we may be empowered
to bear the fruit of your mission.

Let each of our actions bear fruit
in accordance with our desire.

Endow us with the wisdom
to produce and share what
each being needs to grow and flourish.

Untie the tangled threads
of destiny that bind us
as we release others
from the entanglement of past mistakes.

Do not let us be seduced
by that which would divert us
from our true purpose,
but illuminate the opportunities
of our present moment.

For you are the ground
and the fruitful vision,
the birth, power and fulfillment
as all is gathered
and made whole once again.

And so it is."

— the Lord's Prayer as translated from Aramaic to English (rather than the traditional and typical one which is translated from Aramaic to Greek to Latin and then to English)

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Braithim uaim thú [Breh-im awim hoo] (I miss you) • facebook.com/share/r/4Wbmdm71Ab9AjLEf/?mibextid=D5vuiz • t.me/IntuitiveSocialLanguage/768 • t.me/IntuitiveCelt/327

' The word "Eisteddfod", which is formed from two Welsh morphemes: eistedd, meaning "sit", and fod, meaning "be", means, according to Professor Hywel Teifi Edwards, "sitting-together."

He further defines the earliest form of the Eisteddfod as a competitive meeting between bards and minstrels, in which the winner was chosen by a noble or royal patron. '

• museum.wales/curatorial/social-cultural-history/online-collections/what-is-the-eisteddfod
• en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/eisteddfod
• etymonline.com/word/eisteddfod
• wordnik.com/words/eisteddfod

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"Do you know what the biblical definition of Joy is?
The Hebrew word for Joy is Simcha. And Joy literally translates as the transformative fires of Yahweh.
Joy is to be made new and to be refined through pressures and trials and tribulations.
My brothers, count it all Joy when you fall into various trials for the proving of your Faith.
What is Faith? It is the word Emunah, which means Belief combined with Works. And when you have Emunah, Belief combined with Works, and you are experiencing Joy — which is not happiness, it's not a feeling, it's the transformative fires of Yahweh — those two things lead to what is called Bitachon." (...)
"Bitachon translates as Trust. And Trust is the weakest word possible that one could give to the meaning of Bitachon.
Bitachon is complete and utter reliance on Elohim. It's understanding who he is and understanding who you are, and knowing on a long enough timeline whatever it is that you're going through can't help but turn out for the good, for the glory of Elohim and those who love him. Romans 7. Because he is Yahweh and he is sovereign over all things and his will will be done and his word will not return to him void.
So if you have Faith through Works, through the trials and tribulations of the world, you can't help but Trust. Fully know in your soul that Elohim is good and that all things work together for his good and for the good of those who love him.
So Faith, Emunah, Belief proven out through Works — Simcha, Joy, the transformative fires of Elohim — and Bitachon, Trust, complete and utter reliance on the Creator of the Universe."
— Bear Independent, 30 September 2024
Watch replay: youtube.com/live/Zyo-zUiHLCI
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simcha
chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/1398519/jewish/Emunah.htm
chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/1405289/jewish/Bitachon.htm
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Luísa e Os Alquimistas part. Francisco, el Hombre • Horizonte • https://youtu.be/2DgrR3RlhA0 • t.me/RPICanarias/31 • t.me/IntuitivePublicMusic/2659, t.me/RedIntuitiva/389, t.me/HipHopExopolitica/71, t.me/RadioPublicaIntuitiva/2385

' The distinction in how tea is referred to around the world can be traced back to the routes by which different regions first received the product from China. Countries that obtained tea overland through the Silk Road, such as Central Asia, Persia, and Russia, often use variants of the word "cha." This word comes from the Mandarin "chá," which was the common term in northern China, a key region along these overland trade routes. As tea traveled westward via caravans across Asia and Europe, the pronunciation evolved slightly but maintained its root, giving rise to words like "chai" in India, "shay" in Arabic, and "čaj" in Eastern Europe.

Conversely, countries that traded with China by sea typically adopted the word "te" or its variants. This is because they interacted with Chinese merchants from the southern coastal Fujian region, where the word for tea is pronounced "te" (in the Min Nan dialect). The Dutch, who played a key role in maritime trade, brought this word back to Europe in the 17th century. As a result, countries such as the Netherlands, England, and those influenced by Dutch trade began referring to tea as "thee" (Dutch) or "tea" (English). Similarly, in countries like Italy ("tè") and France ("thé"), the word for tea retains this pronunciation.

This linguistic divide illustrates how the ancient trade routes shaped not only the spread of commodities but also the global languages. It reflects the impact of geography and commerce on cultural exchange, showing how a single product like tea could influence both daily life and language across the globe. '

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Monica Cassani writes,

' We need to listen to people's hearts when they're speaking. Words will never be agreed upon. The truth cannot be spoken after all. Not with words. Not with spoken or written language. We can only hold one another in the ambiguity of being human. '

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Belief, History, & Neurology • Jesus: Beyond the Lost Years…

docs.google.com/document/d/14qHeqnTnRSwooCQt_LG8d_Jf96EwUi11kuMypXPRk6w

Public text found at: facebook.com/share/p/19kKBNU2CD

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European words for "nightmare".

youtube.com/watch?v=lwx2aGQB10k • t.me/IntuitiveEmergent/2834 • t.me/IntuitivePublicRadio/12643

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It is a wild experience to travel around the network, even just on Telegram Messenger. And there is so much on Telegram Messenger documenting the challenges and blessings and experiences we have unfolded through for now about seven years. something like seven years on Telegram, there is so much insight that emerges from having that documentation, far more than only in the public spaces. amazing resources in the private network, in the private spaces on Telegram Messenger alone, where none of us can remember the breadth and depth of it. And finding little opportunities, little games, little just like signals from the universe that lead us to a particular space on a particular date. Sometimes what takes us to a space we haven't been active in for a while is that a bot stops by and we need to do something about the bot. One of us sees the bot, we go and we're like, whoa, this whole thing is here. We haven't been working on this for a little while. Like, wow, it's connected to other recent projects. And wow, the language is different than we're using now. like, you know, we were working on this over here for a number of years, and then we ended up working on something kind of similar, but way over here, under a different heading, you know, using a different platform project to build it. Maybe different groups of people, often different groups of people, because of all our collaborators, so many are navigating severe circumstances, are hopefully surviving, but many, you know, if we don't have contact right this moment, we don't know how they are. We don't know if they're still on the planet. And so what we work on, even if it's something that's kind of the same, it might change active groups, it might change spaces, it might change platform headings. A lot of things can change and our process benefits so profoundly from not being necessarily linear. Because when you require a linear process, you miss a huge amount of nutrients that can only flow in a nonlinear process. this work is full of miracles. It is really something to get to reflect on the differences we see in different spaces, different project headings, different languages, different lived experiences that were happening at the time of a particular set of documentation. It is powerful nourishment. And it's amazing that we get to swim in it. • t.me/IntuitiveInclusive/102 • t.me/IntuitivePublicRadio/12725