Good morning.

Yesterday was a powerful and exciting day in my world.

I couldn't sleep. I got up at 2am and went to work. I wrote several introductory emails to leaders in the interspiritual movement, and kept plunking away on the little technical details involved in making this web site work right.

I was feeling my way into what it would take to launch the next stage of our expansion.

We've got this "group" feature in here now. We can add any number of groups, and any number of people into those groups. There's a lot we can do with this. And one group that's in there now -- is the complete list of conference attendees from the recent "Dawn of Interspirituality" conference. 150 people with a commitment to this kind of work, and the resources to spend 4 days together at Camp Brotherhood at Cascadia north of Seattle. That's rocket fuel to kick off this movement and project...

For me, all of this proceeds by spirit. I don't plan much, and I tend to write "live", guided by the "prana of the now."

There's a vision that's been gathering. It's got lots of moving parts, lots of facets that fit together.

And yesterday, that message that I posted here -- about the "Fundamental Postulate" -- about how everything -- all human categories -- are part of an undivided indivisible unity -- that felt amazing. I had never thought of that idea in quite that way. I got the idea ten minutes before I posted the message -- but I realized that this way of seeing it is -- or might be (?) -- a really stunning simple integration. I think it is. This is a very powerful key, and there's a ton of things we can put together behind this. I'll probably write something about this soon. This gives us a ton of ways to move, to interconnect things that today are fragmented and contentious. This feels explosive and wonderful.

After posting that message, I took a good 1 hour hike up over the steep route at Eilings Park. That's a workout, drives a lot of prana straight into the kundalini -- its a powerful recharge that I need, spending too much time sitting in front of a computer.

With continued tweaking, by mid-day I felt it might work -- and I sent out a first introductory message to the 150 people from the Dawn of Interspirituality conference. That worked great. As far as I can tell -- it was smooth as silk. And I got back about 6 little private messages from people who really appreciated the contact. Here are some profile links from people who sent me something.

Rev. Ellen Grace O'Brian (yogi, religious leader in San Jose)

Constance Funk (author, beautiful connection with a horse)

Sr. Lucy Kurian, Maher Ashram, India ("I would be sad if I have more and another person has less")

There's a lot to come, and I really appreciate the presence of everybody here. It's going to take us a little bit of time to pull all of this into resonance -- but -- last night, I slept good. This feels right. Many blessings and thanks.