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Launching consciouscreatives.net

April 20, 2009 · Posted in Uncategorized 

consciouscreatives.net

The new c3 community site at consciouscreatives.net is officially up and running! There are already over 150 artists, musicians, healers, coaches, shamans, poets, producers, everything and the kitchen sink (literally)!  We created this online community, so we could finally have a place where all you beautiful people can express, meet, exchange, collaborate, and build this platform with us further to ever better serve you in your authentic self-expression!

We have several groups on the site for c3 already and will be constantly adding more. Feel free to join, participate or create your own groups around topics you are interested in!

c3: Center for Conscious Creativity has been one of my favorite projects for the last few years. One of the core beliefs of c3 is that we would not have a lot of the current issues in our world if people just did what they are here to do instead of buying into other people’s stories. We are about supporting individuals in their authentic self-expression through community, events, content and consulting services. c3 is an open source organization. We built our executive team around the eight chakra system and created groups on the site so that each member of the community can actively participate in shaping this organization.

It’s a project dear to my heart and it has been absolutely amazing so far. We received all kinds of wonderful responses already and I am psyched to see people signing up on the site and starting to collaborate already. 

Hopefully, we will see you there, soon, too!

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