With the word "group" we can understand a number of different things: most likely, the first meaning that emerges is that of something that goes beyond an individual unit to include more people. We can add another, which is that of a set of individuals connected to each other by a common purpose.

And there is another one: more individuals with a common purpose, but also aware of wanting to give life, together, to a specific and particular collective experience that can lead, step by step, to the achievement of that goal. 

In fact, the first definition would be attributable more to a collection of people - to a more or less small or large crowd - than specifically to a group...

In studying the Perennial Philosophy, scholars are invited and encouraged to journey from the universal to the particular. In keeping with this time-honored approach, allow me to frame our exploration of ‘Consciousness and Leadership’ inside a larger context provided by the Ageless Wisdom teaching before diving into the theme itself.

What if we view the Story of Creation as a grand cosmic strategy employed by the One Life to give form and expression to a deep inner urge “to be” that lives and pulses at the heart of Its Causeless Cause.

We might observe and surmise that manifested life throughout the universe shows up as an endless series of nested sentient systems – spheres of being contained by even greater states of consciousness that, in turn, hold other systems ...

The rigours of everyday living are leading each of us to a more skilful self-management within our mental, emotional, and physical planes of consciousness. However, pain of emptiness and lack, divine longing, still haunts many individuals. At this point of inner turmoil, a silent inner question is sounded that invokes the call of the soul. It is then that the individual embarks upon a spiritual quest.

Creative meditation is an available quest choice. Roberto Assagioli tells us ‘meditation is a journey into inner space’. He also invites us to consider its two distinct phases: general and specific meditation. General meditation includes its various aspects reflective, receptive, creative, and also invocative meditation...

The fundamental aim is to create a service activity based on the connection between our planet and the universe that contains it, and that uses its energies. The Star work promotes the building of group consciousness through a common meditative rhythm and enables participants to more clearly recognize and perceive qualities, and specific Ray functions, with reference to the Teaching of the Tibetan Master. 

The Star work enhances the effect of the Great Invocation by connecting it to the rhythms of the sun upon our planet.

Founded on the seven rays outlined by the Tibetan Master Dwal Khul and developed by Enzio Savoini and Sergio Bartoli as a powerful framework for group work and group consciousness...

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