Comments on: Who Is Your Tribe?

By: Spiral Energies

Spiral Energies — Fri, 23 Jan 2015 19:16:23 +0000

In reply to Reggie Odom. Beautifully stated, Reggie. Thank you for reading and for sharing your thoughts here.

By: Spiral Energies

Spiral Energies — Fri, 23 Jan 2015 19:15:50 +0000

In reply to Pat Quigley. Your thoughtful reply is most appreciated, Pat. I'm glad that the ending of the post helped you clarify our Oneness Tribe being present for us at all times - and I fully appreciate the desire and need for physical community around us, too.

By: Spiral Energies

Spiral Energies — Fri, 23 Jan 2015 19:13:38 +0000

In reply to Patrice Titterington. I appreciate you reading the post and commenting, Patrice. Sending love and good energy as you build your new tribe around you, and missing you in mine up here in New England! It's good that we can stay connected in these electronic ways…!

By: Reggie Odom

Reggie Odom — Tue, 04 Nov 2014 04:10:26 +0000

It’s true that sometimes the human aspect of who we are needs the human experience of tribe, while it is a sacred gift when we come to understand that we are one, and that all of life is our community!

By: Pat Quigley

Pat Quigley — Mon, 03 Nov 2014 17:10:14 +0000

Janet,
Thanks so much for this article !! Your words really resonate with me.
I do have family in this area(with good and bad that goes with it) but I’ve lost my work community a few years ago due to company closing.I had felt a strong sense of being needed and “valuable” at that job and have wondered where I can find such a scenario again.I’ve wondered if there is a spirtual community “out there” which I can join but I ‘ve already belonged to and have sort of outgrown a few of them after having been a “vita and “important” part of the groups.
So,where does all this leave me? Where is my significance and where do I get the feeling of belonging and making a contribution??
It is in the Onesness Tribe-something that is there always,even in “insignificant” moments e.g at the grocery store.,reading on the Internet,being in a TaiChi class,etc.
Thanks so much for your reflections,especially the ending of ypur article.It says what I have been close t ounderstanding but had not quite articulated.

By: Patrice Titterington

Patrice Titterington — Sun, 02 Nov 2014 22:42:27 +0000

Hi Janet,
Wonderful post as usual! I can identify with this topic of tribe as I have been working hard to identify and gather one about me here in Wilmington, NC. Most people lack the crusty New Englander façade, so it has certainly been an easier process thus far! And of course, I consider you to be part of my tribe; the rabbit votive candle on my fireplace mantel reminds me of this…
Patrice