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Perhaps this is what modern-day joy is about, the giving and receiving of loving gifts while serving the greater good. Will it be this ripple-effect of joyful consciousness-in-action that will finally awaken us to our interconnectedness and then endure forever?

Let’s get outside of ourselves and witness who we really are from a new perspective.

With January nearly coming to a close, we’re seeing the narrative of 2024 already unfolding at speed. Based on what our news and social feeds are saying, there would be reason to despair. How can I possibly talk about a vision for the year ahead and conscious collaboration when the world seems to be on fire?

Building momentum for any kind of idea or project requires the support and curiosity of the public. The Holomovement, with its vision of catalyzing a social movement aligning purpose and unifying values to serve the greatest good, is no different.

I was first introduced to David Bohm back in 1984 when one of my spiritual teachers recommended that I read Bohm’s Wholeness and the Implicate Order.

A number of people I haven’t seen for months, or even years due to the pandemic, have graced me with their presence recently, giving me a chance to update them on developments with the Holomovement.

As more of us embark on this journey we can begin to build momentum for a critical mass of mainstream understanding moving us from an ‘I’ to ‘we’ to ‘all’ state of consciousness. This was the vision that inspired a gathering last March 23-27 in Sedona, Arizona entitled “Igniting the Holomovement.”

Over the past year, I have been co-editing with Jill Robinson the anthology, “The Holomovement; Embracing Our Collective Purpose to Unite Humanity” The book will be launched in March to coincide with an event in Sedona, AZ to ignite this vision of the Holomovement into action.

Laszlo states, that many people, including even scientists, do not see what they do not believe. Let’s address this lack of belief in order to better understand if there is something new in the field that we are simply not seeing.

By reframing the context of what has long been defined as a “hero’s journey,” we can provide the stories and living examples of collaboration necessary to change the world.

This Thanksgiving, I extend my deepest gratitude to Terry Patten, a man of such steadfast stature in his love for humanity. 

Building meaningful connections is a life-long practice. A relationship founded in trust, compassion and love requires one to give up a sense of independence to immerse their whole being in this energetic blending. This doesn’t mean we lose our sense of self, but rather we embody our cosmic origins, a lesson we can all learn from the humble “holon.”

We need a strategic plan. A transformative movement of this magnitude also needs a name to rally around, one I propose calling the Holomovement.

Never before has there been such a sense of urgency to transform society and save our planet, and with good reason. Civilization is on a cliff’s edge, precariously balanced between a breakdown or breakthrough in our cultural evolution.

The coronavirus pandemic has often felt like a collective, near-death experience at a global scale. It’s been a wake-up call to our fragile systems and way of life that’s shaken us momentarily awake to the present in every country around the world.

In a previous blog post, I wrote on the challenges of leading and maintaining a healthy community biofield that inspires creativity and shared sense of purpose. It was an article with more questions than answers on how we can all embody a more compassionate and collaborative approach to leadership in today’s global environment.

Lately, I have spent a considerable amount of time reflecting on the theme of “creating a culture with purpose” In choosing that phrase, I’ve also put in a lot of thought into the preposition to use that captures my intentions.

I have been working on developing a coalition of organizations over recent years. Now it's time for the next phase of the Global Purpose Movement.

This post is not so much an outline of definitive solutions for how to maintain a healthy and dynamic community biofield, but a way to spur an honest conversation about the reality of managing and leading transformative collectives.