Welcome to Season 2, or as we might describe it, when format 2.0 revealed itself to us! Here's the first of a weekly digest, where we each answer six questions about the themes and experiences of the week. Kianga and Rachel dive more deeply into what they are seeing and experiencing over time, as well as start to consider the questions that feel important as we move into creating new paradigms. 

The ladies go rogue today and ask each other questions that aren't a part of the daily reflection questions. And wouldn't you know, the moment they go off-the-cuff, things start to get a little shadowy. This is where the good stuff is. 

Well, they’re coming out of the closet! Kianga and Rachel share about their spiritual paths as part of the impetus for this project. And they draw the link between that and the everyday application of being with reality, exactly as it is.

Also, what exactly is Georgia doing? Neither one of them really want to find out.

Kianga and Rachel discuss apparent left-field detours as the unsuspecting solutions to the problems we most want to solve, and following the "Yes, and..." Plus, a little more context about how each of these fit with our approach to life during a pandemic.

Today, Kianga and Rachel talk systems: the reshaping of them, and each of their senses that it's time to step into them with what they can see on more of a macro level. They look at what is coming up for each of them as they gear up to do this.

Today's episode dives into the new reality that young people are experiencing, as things like prom and graduation are cancelled, and one high schooler's request for a commencement address by Barack Obama. Speaking of Obama, Rachel and Kianga also touch on what it means to move through the fire of alchemy while holding on to hope. 

For a bit of novelty, Rachel and Kianga answer the six questions live today! Rachel talks following the path of pleasure, while Kianga reflects on a news story that highlights the social issues around homelessness, race, law enforcement, and mental health.

What is required to cross the threshold into a new way of thinking? How dos what you believe you're committed to translate into action? Rachel and Kianga reflect on an issue with a client that brought each of them to contemplate separate questions for themselves. 

Rachel & Kianga chat about participation and impact on the micro and macro levels of the pandemic. They talk vaccine mandates and herd immunity, and how they fit into a conversation about being a sovereign being as part of a larger community. Also, Kianga is feeling the isolation compression and is ready to do something differently. 

Want to join us by answering the six daily questions, or a set of questions of your own? Here's the link to the Facebook group where we come together to do just that.