A short closing monologue from a YouTube video ("In Loving Memory of Parker Sherry") in which the speaker thanks a group for maintaining a "sacred container," reflects on collective "field energy" and "points of light," and expresses excitement about community outreach plans (bringing breath/work to underserved communities and a possible road tour).
Pretty savvy to the nature of energy and what it has to teach us. And coming here Thursday at nine in the morning, I told Fish and Jaggers, I was like, oh, wow. Like, this is a very high vibe group. And in the last 76 hours, as Jaggers like to say, there's always more. It's just there was more and more and more. And it's taught me a lot about the importance of having a sacred container. The container really is everything. If. If there's a hole in the container, it's like a leaky goblet. And all of you helped maintain that container by just bringing it time after time. I mean, we went through some ups, we went through some downs, we went through some spin me rounds, but there was one in this universe in which the only constant is change, there was one constant, and all of you kept bringing it. And that. That sort of. It's taught me a lot about field energy as well, and. And what it's like to cultivate a container with a field of energy, with so much light and love. And, you know, my spiritual mentor said, a thousand points of light is how you light up the world, because one light lights another light. And, you know, I see 32 points of light in this room lighting up the world and hearing about how people can't wait to give breath, work to underserved communities or in inner cities, and they're going to do a road tour, and it's just fucking amazing. So, you know, the plot has thickened, but grows richer by the day. And I look forward to staying in touch and following all of your journeys. Thank you, Sa. Sa.
