Would you like to co-host a Co-Creative Design Team Workshop?

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Would you like to co-host a Co-Creative Design Team Workshop?
By Daniel Raphael/Candace
Dec 29, 2007, 11:29

Hi everyone, I recieve this from Daniel Raphael a couple days ago, and then wrote him back for more detail which he just provided. Daniel I remind you is the one who did all that work with Monjoronson about building a sustainable world, and we have this posted here. He placed it into a book format and we have the file. Just go to the Morjononson section and find and download it to your computers for study. We have it in Spanish also, which you can find in the Spanish section.Please visit Daniel's websites listed to get more of an idea about who he is, and this project. I have met him personally and found him absolutely wonderful, and very dedicated to serving Christ Michael's Correcting Time. -Candace

Dear Friends,

Would you like to co-host a Co-Creative Design Team Workshop?
Individuals are needed to co-host regional workshops where participants learn how to:
1) dialogue with Spiritual Consultants in team settings, and
2) co-creatively begin designing a sustainable society and civilization.
Interested? e-mail your request to daniel.raphael@comcast.net,
Subject Line: “Co-Host’s Information Packet”
More information at: www.starbridgetrust.org/projects and www.holisticsoul.com.
Daniel Raphael, Ph.D., Project Director.

This is his return mail with further explanation: -C

I have a CCDT Workshop tentatively scheduled in Pioneer Valley, West Massachusetts, in early/mid-summer '08.
I probably will receive an offer to co-host another this year in Salem, Oregon, '08 as well.

What I am doing is inviting people to co-host CCDT Workshops anywhere in the country, in their region, and NOT setting the place by my own will. This way Spirit can enthuse individuals to volunteer, and that invites me in to a new region. I have used my will and energy to make things happen in the past, but I've found that Spirit makes much better decisions and choices through other people, without dis-empowering me. Doing so offers the best options for everyone.

Co-Host responsibilities:
    Investigate local retreat centers or places as a large church or similar place where we could hold the Workshops;
    Locate and investigate local motels or other housing facilities for those who attend;
    Investigate available transportation to/from the local retreat center;
    Coordinate arrangements with that center or facility;
    Provide information to the Project Manager (me) for advertising in local/regional publications;
    Come to the Workshop a day early, as do other Workshop Staff.
    Benefits: Co-Hosting, organizing, receiving public recognition, free registration and tuition, and if enough people sign up and register their housing costs are provided, too.

Blessings!
    Daniel