#1. Acceptance
We welcome others. People with different religions, ethnicities, beliefs, backgrounds and bodies. We celebrate diversity as it brings so much richness to our lives. We also seek to accept and integrate all parts of ourselves into a rich wholeness. We find that the more we accept all of our own facets of humanity- the easier it is to do with others and the world.
#2. Give more than you get
One of our deeply held beliefs within the Tribe is to give more than you get. In this approach, there’s always someone willing to try to be of help to anyone without asking that deleterious question “what’s in it for me?” You’ll rarely hear that question asked within the Community – rather it’s, “how can I be helpful?” As we meet more and more people who are engaging with the Conscious Community, we often hear how easy it is to engage with people within our tribe, and how good karma flows freely. This is “give more than you get” at work.
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#3. Live a “fuck yes” life: Speak your “No” and honor others “No”
We love our life! And we support each other living a “fuck yes” lifestyle that we are all totally stoked about. Every one of our choices matter. We love hearing people say “No”. It helps us trust and celebrate their “Yes’s”. Knowing that people are taking care of themselves is vital. If you are asked anything you are not a full yes too, say “no”. A response you will probably hear from time to time when you say no is “thank you for taking care of yourself.” After all, every time we know and honor our no’s it means we are getting closer to our “fuck yes”!
#4. Seek to understand rather than judge ( cultivate compassion)
Everybody is rude a few times in their life. We seek to understand what is going on rather than judge. A simple question “hey are you doing ok?” or “I noticed you seem upset, what’s going on for you?” can go a long way to supporting each other when one of us is having a bad day.
#5. Clean up your shit
In a tribe, shit comes up. We navigate such a large interconnected environment by having “clearing” conversations when things come up. If you were wrong, promptly admit it. If you felt wronged, with compassion, let the other person know. We avoid gossip and spite by simply staying dedicated to being in good relation (or at least neutral) with those around us. Also… please clean up after yourselves 🙂
#6. Integrity and Alignment
This is a big one for our tribe. Honesty, following through on your commitments, being authentic, staying true to YOUR beliefs and having your actions meet your words. We all support each other and lovingly hold each other accountable to living a life of integrity and alignment.
#7. Growth
We are committed to always bettering ourselves. All of us are on a journey in life and we honor the journey over the destination.