level 4 ideas and integrations

I had a few after thoughts concerning this last presentation. 1. Sir Arthur used the roundtable to show that their existed no one more superior than another. Perhaps this concept should be somehow integrated not only intellectually; but through actual physical use of a round table or concentric seating. 2. People need something larger then themselves to believe in. Alpert wrote the book on the god concept being indigenous to the brain. I have seen many people upset if an idea, belief system, government, person, etc. does not support their schema of “God”. Without getting to “religious”, could the twelve visions be presented in such a way that it is fully compatible with someones religious dogma? 3. The sign of peace that you see in the Catholic Churches liturgy actually was begun in the humanistic atheist movement. In order to promote a feeling of Philadelphia love; a similar extension of some sort of hugging, handshake, etc. might be considered in the clubhouses at the start of the meeting. People might feel more connected. 3. Perhaps lectures on a weekly basis should be based upon one of the twelve visions. However, so as not to bore people with education; the vision in question could be presented with some sort of stimulating concept-like live demonstrations via movie and sound clips. 4. Weekly small presentations on life extension and new medical breakthroughs. 5. Finally, a neothink internet dating service for members only. Valerie