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Welcome to Elements of Community!
I am your host, Lucas Root, and in this episode, we are going to talk about studying & bringing ancient teachings until the modern day through the oracle crystal ball. Joining me in this episode is Isis Indriya, born in Mesa, Arizona, Indigenous to and raised on the island of Guam. Isis Indriya dedicates her life to creating platforms for teaching the sacred sciences of the Ancients, Indigenous wisdom, cultural exchange, Nature’s intelligence, and inner transformation as pathways for moving forward.
Here’s just a taste of our talking points this week:
Isis’s Community Point of Possibility (CPOP)
The crystal ball has been the center of hundreds of rituals. Their Community’s line is an original approach to ancient ways and is devoted to studying and bringing ancient teachings until the modern day. Because they see that the ancient teachings have lasted through the ages and the center of that is the Oracle crystal ball.
The Oracle crystal ball is also the heart of their group called the Oracle Clan. They all work with this crystal ball where they pray together and stay together during community events, group rituals, apprenticeship programs, and huge events.
The Role of Leadership in their Community
Through the Oracle, Isis believes that everybody is a leader. It's about cultivating that aspect and the innate intelligence within, then clarifying what their divine directives are and what particular leadership skill thread they want to cultivate.
With the Oracle at the heart of their school, they support and encourage whoever comes around to step into leadership. And do all the transformational work that's necessary to become a council of leaders to get the work done. Because they believe that it's impossible for one or two people to get it all done.
Other subjects we covered on the show:
- With everybody being a leader, what is it that makes a person an effective leader?
- The Importance of common heart in the community.
- What makes a community an effective community?
- Ways that Isis’s community does to connect with the common heart.
- Why is community important these days?
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