Gaian Road Team - John James - What Will Our Children Do? Next Culture Radio podcast

Gaian Road Team - John James - What Will Our Children Do?

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As our tiny Gaian Road Team tuned in and listened to instructions from Gaia, each impulse led us to make inexplicably coincidental meetings with the Edgeworkers, Social Alchemists, Riftwalkers, Archan Permaculturists, Archan Shamans, Archan Lawyers, Bridge Builders, and Possibilitators who are inventing and inhabiting next culture - Archiarchy.

These remarkable Beings commit to themselves as much as to the novel outcomes they are creating. They build-out new gameworlds and inhabit them. They trust discoveries from their own research and freely share everything they have learned for the benefit of all.

We are so happy to share these intimate conversations from around the world with you. Here you get to meet so many radiant next-culture Beings in our Gaian Road Team Interviews. We hope you become as inspired and hopeful as we are about what is possible. Because when you are hopeful, you know what to do next.

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About John James:
https://www.johnjames.com.au
"We're all traumatized, and we try to cover our traumas. That is the fundamental reason for misery, poverty, and war."
"Adulthood is a slow growing process. Without being in a society which will treat you differently after your initiations, expecting different behaviors from you now that you are adult, initiations are merely a game. Adulthood needs more than a game."
"Initiations require getting out of step with yourself, doing things that deeply upset your habits and your normal way of being. Everywhere I have been has become foundation for where I went to next. There is nothing I've done that has not used what I've done before."
"You can't climb a ladder until you've got the next rung in front of you."
"Don't be afraid of taking an antisocial, or unexpected, or sideways step. If it feels right, do it! Yes, it causes mayhem. Other people have to adjust. But ask yourself this: How many lives have I got?"
"That 'maverick' who sits inside you is your best friend."