Aligned Integration: The Future of Transformational Leadership

May 17, 2010 11:05

SUSTAINAINABLE LEADERSHIP ( Read more... )

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veleda May 17 2010, 19:59:40 UTC
"As we see in the valuable book, “Leadership from the Inside Out.” Leadership is ultimately rooted in authenticity and the ability for a leader to tap their inner “Core.” In trying to be everything to everybody, a leader ultimately ends up being nothing to nobody. What this means is that the greatest source of leadership rests on the individual’s uniqueness and self realization/expression. This “Soul” of the leader is the real axis of sustainable leadership."

This has been a problem i've had in my camp.. in trying to be accessible to a broad range of seekers and mystics.. i feel i have not really stood for what i really believe in and value decreasing my efficacy as a leader.

This year I'm trying to learn some confidence to be who I am and stand for what is stand for.

Super Crazy New Age BS is not what i stand for.

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BS panshiva May 17 2010, 20:32:59 UTC
Can you be more spefic regarding this BS you don't stand for?

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Re: BS veleda May 17 2010, 20:45:13 UTC
Well i think there are a number of factors:

Addiction to ecstatic states and escapism from dealing with real world problems.

Lack of integration with shadow

Substance Addiction

Focus on trapping of spirituality instead of practice

Limitless Expansion (Fear of Restraint/Discipline)

Conflating of mystical concepts from many sources becoming one jumbled inaccurate loosey goosey gumbo of nonsense

Lack of authenticity/too much fronting/posing/superficial representational focus.

Lack of intentional long-term goal directed effort capacity

Lack of willingness to do the dirty/real/uncomfortable work of community making.

These are all things i've seen over my years exploring the west coast tribal movement (not necessarily my camp though occasionally someone starts speaking and garbled mumbo from the secret comes out and I want to throw up!!).. not everyone has all of them but these are some of the criticisms i have of the overall community i'm still figuring out how to participate in.

There are things I like too... many of them!

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Re: BS panshiva May 17 2010, 21:02:08 UTC
Btw, Rudolph Steiner would Diagnose all those symptoms as an overemphasis on "Lucifer" vs. "Ahriman"!in his etiology of spiritual pathology.

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