Steve thanks for your wonderful interpretations. In a past life I educated about project management and was aware of PRINCE but I was not expert in its use. These days I'm fascinated at the merging of cybernetics and love, which seems to be 3rd or 4th order cybernetics, although I've essentially been addressing relationships and the energies of inputs and outputs from the 'love' perspective for 20 years at least, especially since discovering the work of Sharon Drew Morgen and her work on neural networks, and how we can facilitate the sort of education and 'altering of realities' for people in any sort of grouping for any sort of purpose.
I suppose another way to consider this is perhaps that project management might be much more intuitive than we imagine, especially when we imagine ourselves being children again, with their sense of play and fearlessness and connections with nature and ancient wisdoms - and energies that we've all been conditioned to believe no longer exist or are relevant.
I suppose also that project management systems are required depending on the environment in which they must operate, which these days implicitly entails vastly complex technologies and administration. Risk is a consideration of fear. Trust is an enabler of freedom and emotional growth. Humanity is IMHO/experience many billions of facets of what we imagine to be reality - seeming to manifest as the human population. And yet, at the level of the soul we are all one, and even time and space and light are highly questionable human constructs.
I love the infinite universes - realities - that our consciousness manifests. Equally I'm in awe of the notions that our subconscious minds (individual and collective) might be what are 'project managing' what we believe to be real.
What if Robert Temple, and others like him, are correct, and the universe is not atoms; instead the universe is 99.9% plasma. Then we're all be energy, and our untrained children and our untrained ancient aboriginal ancestors, who have little need for numbers and quantum, could be the best project managers of all.
Nonetheless, every speck of thought and work is a miracle.
Steve thanks for your wonderful interpretations. In a past life I educated about project management and was aware of PRINCE but I was not expert in its use. These days I'm fascinated at the merging of cybernetics and love, which seems to be 3rd or 4th order cybernetics, although I've essentially been addressing relationships and the energies of inputs and outputs from the 'love' perspective for 20 years at least, especially since discovering the work of Sharon Drew Morgen and her work on neural networks, and how we can facilitate the sort of education and 'altering of realities' for people in any sort of grouping for any sort of purpose.
I suppose another way to consider this is perhaps that project management might be much more intuitive than we imagine, especially when we imagine ourselves being children again, with their sense of play and fearlessness and connections with nature and ancient wisdoms - and energies that we've all been conditioned to believe no longer exist or are relevant.
I suppose also that project management systems are required depending on the environment in which they must operate, which these days implicitly entails vastly complex technologies and administration. Risk is a consideration of fear. Trust is an enabler of freedom and emotional growth. Humanity is IMHO/experience many billions of facets of what we imagine to be reality - seeming to manifest as the human population. And yet, at the level of the soul we are all one, and even time and space and light are highly questionable human constructs.
I love the infinite universes - realities - that our consciousness manifests. Equally I'm in awe of the notions that our subconscious minds (individual and collective) might be what are 'project managing' what we believe to be real.
What if Robert Temple, and others like him, are correct, and the universe is not atoms; instead the universe is 99.9% plasma. Then we're all be energy, and our untrained children and our untrained ancient aboriginal ancestors, who have little need for numbers and quantum, could be the best project managers of all.
Nonetheless, every speck of thought and work is a miracle.
Thanks gain, and infinite love, Alan