Dear <subscriber>,
This issue of CI News includes:
- Bright Future Now in the time of Trump
- future 2017 schedule
More relevant, prescient and practical than ever
We’ve just finished the winter Bright Future Now course – our fourth one.
It was also the first since the US election. With the world in the upheaval of the Trump presidency, you may feel that the phrase “bright future now” seems incongruous, yet the course is proving to be even more relevant, prescient and practical than before the election.
The components of this 6-week online course, both content and process, are specifically designed to provide a practical pathway out of the Empire Era mindset that essentially everyone – across the political spectrum – carries. As those Empire Era burdens are lifted and blinders removed, a brighter world of pragmatic possibilities opens. I wish you could have seen the smiles and felt the sense of empowerment among the 17 people who just graduated.
Here’s a sampling of their comments:
“I’m struck by how the tools we’re being taught are applicable at so many different scales – personal, family, work group … all the way up to the world.”
“I find this course to be unique. Working on self, and systems and relationships of all kinds. It’s changed how I think about a lot of things, and there’s more to come as I continue to process and integrate.”
“This has been an amazing experience for me being a part of Bright Future Now… in so many ways… the people… the content… the process… worth every penny!!! Thank you dear soul!!!”
The next 6-week course runs from April 8 to May 20. If you’re interested, I encourage you to register as soon as possible.
If you’d like to learn more, please look at Journey Deeper into the Planetary Era.
Future 2017 schedule
If you’re not ready to take the course yet, you’ll have another opportunity in the summer (July 15 to August 26) and the fall (October 7 to November 18). I hope one of these times will work for you and I look forward to welcoming you as you step into your own bright future.
With appreciation,
Robert Gilman
March 6, 2017
