Developmental Theology 089 #50

Apr 19th, 2008 by Jack Lhasa

In today’s lesson I want to talk about community, and it’s place in your theological development. What role should the shaman play in society? You see, shamanism is very personal, but at some point the Shaman-To-Be must begin to interact with the community.

You see, a shaman’s primary role is a connector. The shaman sees relationships where there are none, and connects the dots, bringing people together who may have never met any other way. A shaman’s duty is to build a family, or tribe, and to help others to do the same. Putting the right people together is the ultimate goal of spiritual connection: Human Reconnection.

We separate ourselves from others in many, many ways every day. Unity is the only answer to conflict. Sharing, cooperation, understanding; these are the things that move us forward, not conflict and battles. Today, talk to someone you’ve never talked to. That is your assignment.

Jack
I Listen.
I Travel.

Dreaming the Dream.

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Hunee 8 months ago 1 point
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Hi! Jack. Talked to one person today and I am not sure whether he or she but we talked for a while. I also tried to talk to others but i think their intention of adding me to twitter is because they want to increase their followers hehehe... always have fun :D

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