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It’s Monday 25^th of November – we have just entered the ninth sign of Sagittarius, the Archer with its arrow pointing up to the last three signs: Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces. Tomorrow is the next to last new moon of the year 2019 - the last one (in Capricorn) falling within the Festival week of the NGWS on Boxing Day.

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The topic for today’s webinar was formulated in response to a question asked by a member of our Facebook page.  The person expressed an interest in working with subtle energies but was concerned about the safety of  opening herself  to subtle forces and passing  them through her etheric body.  She wondered how we can actually distinguish between beneficent forces and those forces that are masquerading as beneficent but are actually materialistic.

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The Triangles symbol is composed of a series of intersecting equilateral triangles forming three 12 pointed stars each fitting in to the inner circumference of its larger brother. The measurement of their circumferences if taken as a number series is a Fibonacci series, i.e. 1 is to 2 is to 3 is to 5 ad infinitum.  A numerical property found extensively in Nature and relating to a special proportion called the Golden Mean.

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Generally, the term Subtle Activism is used to describe a group process or activity that uses the power of thought, intention and love to positively influence and support collective political action, planetary healing and social transformation. Subtle Activism can be present in a variety of consciousness or spiritually based approaches such as group meditation, prayer, visualization, ritual, chanting, and ceremonies. People have participated in healing meditations and group prayer for eons of time. What is different about Subtle Activism is that it combines group prayer and meditation and our work with the subtle environment with direct activism in the outer world. They complement one another, creating a more holistic and effective approach to addressing our common problems and the crises we face. It is never a substitute for physical activism and it is important that we do both.