An Interview With Jonathan-Talat Phillips
posted by Virginia Jester | January 19, 2011
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IcerocketI guess I should have known that the creators of something as flowing and creative as Evolver.net, social networking site devoted to fostering positive change in the world, would have also been interested in nurturing the conscious feminine. Jonathan Talat-Phillips shares his path to becoming an Evolver co-founder and his work outside of Evolver, including a healing practice and a soon to be completed book! Listen and enjoy the inspiring tips we get from this evolver leader!
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— Jan 20, 2011
Jonathan, I think this network is a great creation. However, I would like someone who is in charge to contact me since I have tried to start an East Bay San Francisco Regional Group. As artists, we don't have the money to go into San Francisco, so I am trying to start a spore in the East Bay. I have a group, but it doesn't link to me, and I can't find it when I search unless I use the specific tags. I can't pull it up by zip code proximity or anything. It is all very baffling and not user-friendly.
Jais
Hi Jais, I've connected you
— Jan 21, 2011
Hi Jais,
I've connected you with The Bay Area Sporeganizer. I think we could have both an East and West Bay, but let's see what you guys would like to do.
Best,
Jonathan
Thank you!! / transcript?
— Jan 21, 2011
Dear Virginia, dear Jonathan - that is an awesome pod-cast, I really enjoyed it! It is a great, personal summary of what Evolver is, and think this can be a very important interview to help in explaining Evolver to people. I am spreading it on to all Evolver interested people here in Vienna now =)
Could any of you English native speakers make a transcript of this, so that I can send it on to a German native speaker who can translate it into German?
I would also do my best to see to it that it gets translated into Swedish,
thanks again, and namaste!
Susan
Thanks for listening!
— Jan 21, 2011
I'm so glad you enjoyed it, it was a complete pleasure to do so that translating to the listener is a great thing to hear! I will look into tackling a transcription for you. I guess the best way to pass it on would be to post it in a blog here on my account. It may take a bit of time as I'm working on a few projects while caring for my new baby and 4 year old :). How are things going with the Vienna spore?
Keep up the great work in your corner of the world! Thanks for listening and passing the word along. And stay tuned for upcoming interviews with Starhawk, Barbara Marx-Hubbard (both in the "editing room") and other powerful visionaries!
take good care of your spirit!
Thanks Susan, for your kind
— Jan 21, 2011
Thanks Susan, for your kind words. As you know, a lot, a lot, of love goes into this community!
Looking forward to more =)
— Jan 22, 2011
Great that you can do a transcription - no stress, all in good time =)
Posting it here is a good idea, then everyone sees it and can spread it. I'm just so exited about this interview, since it is exactly what I need for my work with the Spore here in Vienna, which is going great!
The first spore was a success - all 7 people who came want to be a part of it, and I know quite a few people who wants to come next time. Since we are now a group, we can set more energy in motion and spread the word before the next meeting, get some marketing going, etc
- more info soon in my report- I will post it here on Evolver =)
I'm looking very much forward to listen to your future shows,
namaste, with love!
