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We Didn't Solve The World's Problems

But we had fun talking through some of them.

In the words of Marianne Williamson "Bryan is a warrior for love, in every sense of the word."

That's an honor.

And honestly?

I just like the term.

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According to Bryan there's no evidence that great relationships heal the world.

I still think they do.

After all, "we're so connected, the word 'connected' doesn't even make sense."

The ocean in a drop. Ripples.

That's Rumi code for 'great relationships heal the world.'

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Key Points:

• A true 'Adult' pushes boundaries for the collective good. To serve the whole.
• David Deida's like a wizard. In a unique way.
• Bill Plotkin's 'Nature and The Human Soul' is the new bible. Remember that one.
• Sacred Union doesn't mean much to Bryan, and he could have a moment of sacred union with his dog.

!!

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Bryan wants to live in a world where women feel safe, and can fully bring their gifts without having to dim their shine.

I want to live in that world too.

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Lastly, Bryan's favorite love song's...

He gave us three.

'Open Arms' & 'Faithfully' - Journey

'Rooting For You' - London Grammar

All gems.

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We'll get a playlist going next year with everyone's unique contributions.

And when the time comes, you know what we're gonna  do.

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Thank you @bryanreevesinsight

You're a wealth of wisdom and a gift to the world.

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Next guest for the masculine is Stephan Rechtschaffen, co-founder of Omega Institute in Rhinebeck, NY.

Fitting.

Happy New Moon y'all, set those intentions!

They seem to work.

Sending Love,

Broderick