Upcoming events:

• Friday, July 31: Open IS Connection Call
• Sunday, Aug 2: IS Community Call 23.4

The previous newsletter was Flown Canaries and our Community Call last Sunday was titled "Reformation Stations".

I'll try to resume sending on Thursday next week. (Note to self, as I'm probably the only one that cares 😂)

Once again sharing from what I'm learning lately — noticing ways I want to be through their absence and would-be-useful-ness.

Clarity! What do I know?! And do I know that I know it? If I don't, or don't admit it, that blocks others from knowing too. But it's a blocking of self and self-energy most of all.

This is not about "figuring out." This is about honesty — knowing what we already know. I ask myself, what am I not admitting to knowing? What do I soft-pedal or hide out of fear to face the honest truth?

Honesty is reality, and reality is always just what it is. In that way, reality is always clear and coherent. Everything else is construction in abstraction above what is real. The clarity of reality can extend into the conceptual and constructed... can I run my whole life with greater connection to this integrity of self-knowing?

You can't move toward what you want if you're afraid to want it. Others can't resonate with your frequency if you cancel out (or muddy/detune) your own vibrations.

Clarity can be contagious! It can collapse some superposed waveforms via resonance or dissonance. Either is constructive, and sure beats dissipation of the energy. Clarity focuses and channels energy, and allows interpersonal energy to add (or multiply) instead of fade.

When is not knowing truly more loving than knowing? Perhaps you can construct a few interpersonal situations where maximum truth is not maximum love. But, I will claim, that's impossible to do to/for ourselves. Holding ourselves back from knowing something that we already know... it's just fooling ourselves, I think, rather than "unknowing" the thing.

Come, then. Let us embrace what we know, without collapsing uncertainty and nebulosity into shallow "knowing" that doesn't contain that clarion ring of real truth. What we do know, let it be known to us and to others with whom we wish to resonate.

Cheers,
James