Jean-Francois Noubel's blog - Comments

Jean-François Noubel: Will Google understand open money?

nospam@example.com (Jean-François Noubel) — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 18:42:06 -0700

Bonjour,

I just came back from California again where I spent the last 2 weeks. Again I sent a couple of signs to some leading thinkers of Google. Short and inviting. No response, just like last time. I think they just don't get it for now. Maybe someone will click someday. Or maybe the ship has now become so big that they just can't get to what's the next real big shift.

Wait and see...

Jean-François

Phyrezo: Will Google understand open money?

nospam@example.com (Phyrezo) — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 14:06:22 -0700

Alors alors ?

Did you had the opportunity to talk about OpenMoney to Google people, how did they react ?

Please let us know ...

Regard's

Phyrezo
www.phyrezo.org

Helen Titchen Beeth: Resistance of archaic pyramidal collective intelligence

nospam@example.com (Helen Titchen Beeth) — Tue, 27 May 2008 20:50:08 -0700

Hello again, Jean-François!

I am intrigued by your use of the term "descending consciousness" - could you explain a bit what it means to you?

Also, as one of those hardened nut-cases working to change things from the inside, I love it that you recognise that this is our chosen playground. I have to acknowledge more and more every day what an incredibly precious playground it is for personal development.

I would not call the learning heavy, as much as rapid. For most of my working life (at least since I started engaging consciously in my own development) I have longed to work in an environment with like-minded people. These days, I rejoice in the diversity of people and ways of thinking I encounter, because of the huge richness of experience they offer me.

I am also impressed by the many ways in which I have been trapped by the illusion that this "pyramidal collective intelligence" is a real, self-existing phenomenon. Every day I am jolted by the realisation that the key lies in my perception. It's a school for learning to walk through walls and mirrors.

This field is, for me, also rich in opportunities for works of art in the social field, and day by day, in my interactions with people, I witness and experience consciousness creating new paths and possibilities.

May your path be beautiful and challenging, Jean-François, and may our paths one day converge!

Helen Titchen Beeth: Retreat and fast to prepare 2008

nospam@example.com (Helen Titchen Beeth) — Tue, 27 May 2008 07:35:07 -0700

Actually, Jean-François, I'm no further away from you than Brussels, Belgium!

But what with the day job and the family, even getting to beautiful Provence for a week is a challenge...

Awaiting your update,

helen

Jean-François Noubel: Retreat and fast to prepare 2008

nospam@example.com (Jean-François Noubel) — Tue, 27 May 2008 00:28:33 -0700

Dear Helen,

Thank you so much for your feedback. I do continue this exploration about food and make wonderful discoveries there, in general and about myself. I will try to update this post as soon as I have some time to share it.

In the meantime, feel very welcome to join one of the CIWC seminars. You can check www.TheTransitioner.com for updates. There should be one in Boulder, CO, next July.

Warmest regards,

Jean-François

Helen Titchen Beeth: Retreat and fast to prepare 2008

nospam@example.com (Helen Titchen Beeth) — Sun, 25 May 2008 22:30:15 -0700

Jean-François, I'm so glad I've found you!

I am currently embarking on an in-depth exploration of my own relationship to food, as part of a fresh inquiry into manifesting the physical vehicle in which I wish to spend the next 50 years of my life.

Your blog here provides a delightfully integral overview of the many perspectives that can be taken on food. Thank you for enriching my own inquiry.

I shall be looking out for an opportunity to attend one of your CIWC seminars... what a wonderful community to join!