Talk:2014-03-07-New Era Conversations 17

Rob Davis wrote: Fri, March 14, 2014:

As there is no discussion of these lessons outside the small circle of 'believers', I will offer brief comments on selected parts.

The presumption upon 'democracy' in New Era Conversations 7 makes one wonder about how it is used below.

You will find that because the concepts of social sustainability will be widespread in the developed democratic nations that these nations will survive more easily with less difficulty and with better preparation for the future than other nations, which have other non-democratic forms of governance.

I note with interest the aggressive reliance upon mass media so inconsistent with anything spiritual.

This was in response to one of his friends nominating him for the T.E.D. Conference, though that will not occur. Nonetheless, his preparation for that is sufficient and necessary for the other presentations. We do hope that next year, at the T.E.D. Global Conference that he is one of the speakers there, presenting our material.

And along with fascination with a mass audience naturally comes interest in 'fame'.

What we are striving to do in the development of fame is to anchor in these concepts so that the full 1% of all societies begin to recognize this and take and initiate action in their own communities to begin developing these truths.

Ironic to witness channeling being used to announce the "closing down of channeling"!

This is another reason why these materials have been developed to be totally, completely secular.......Now we must close down the importance of channeling to the general population and reserve that for a few who are charismatic enough and mystical enough to engage contact with spirit directly. These are the 1/10 of 1% who will lead your world into the ages of light and life. Given this type of transmitting (channeling) is a lower order of "spirit contact", it would seem strange to see it elevated to such rarefication.

Again, I note with interest the aggressive reliance upon mass media so inconsistent with anything spiritual.

It seems that in order to get this material in front of the 1%, the cultural creatives in our population, we would need to get it out amongst a mass audience. Would it be useful for us at this point to try and engage an author of fiction or a scriptwriter to work with us in this direction? CHARLES: Yes, overwhelmingly yes!

Daniel's interjections disavowing his thought are a signature of his transmitting. That it is done here in reference to interest in gaining publication is humorous given his longtime interest having his work published.

[This is Daniel: An idea just flashed to me very quickly—it doesn’t come from myself—is that there are editors of large book organizations who seek authors to write proposed books that would be saleable. You may want to investigate how publishing houses propagate the production of books that they have ideas for. Does that make sense?

I note here the expression of haste attributed to beings whose life span may be inconceivably long.

We can truncate, we can shorten the time of development of social sustainability being publicly recognized in the large proportion of your world population by addressing larger audiences promptly, and this is of primary interest of the Triumvirate. We have no time for the slow developmental evolution of ideas within an individual that may take another 10-20 years to develop and publish.

Again, haste expressed in the acquisition of 'fame'.

We wish to see this coming out, this development of fame to occur broadly within this year and to have an eruption next year that makes it a topic of broad discussion among many sectors of your culture.

--rdavis 02:11, 15 March 2014 (UTC)

Ginny wrote on tml Fri, Mar 14, 2014 at 9:10 PM

Did I miss something? What are the 3 core values?.....ginny

Rob wrote on tml Fri, Mar 14, 2014 at 9:25 PM

Thank you for the question! Based upon the early expression of these "three core values", They are:

I will give you now, the three primary values, from which all others are derived. First is the value of life. One must respect the life of another individual, as being separate, apart from you, and of equal value, which leads us to the second value, which is equality.

You who have been here so long in this lifetime, what is paramount in your lives? Why would you come here to this group? Why would you seek an education? Why you would aspire to other realms of development is because of the third value, which is growth.

I will add discussion of this lesson to its discussion page for greater illumination.