[MythiCalia] Nevar fear! The Khyle is here!!1

[Khyle]

>I'm most interested in the Worldwalking and the Artful Thought.

Well, Worldwalking would be a lecture-type thing, with no real
participation. So you'd get to hear me yammer on for a bit. Artful Thought
would actually have some participation and interaction. But so far it's been
2 for Artful Thought, 1 for Worldwalking and 1 for Spiritual and Astral
Etiquette. :)

>I feel like that would require advance planning and would be a bummer if we
were caught, but eh, could be fun.

Well, the beauty about glamor-bombing is that it can be pre-planned, and it
can be spontaneous, depending on situation. :) And it's more of a process
where you glamor bomb more with the intent of being discovered somehow than
creeping around causing 'mischief'. You know. The idea behind it being that
the intent is to instigate a spark of wonder in someone, somehow. And not
just to cause trouble. If any trouble at all, you know? ;)

>I don't think I need a two-hour workshop on Energy 101, but I could
use a ten-minute
discussion to make sure I'm using the same terms as everyone else to
describe what I do. If we're doing a workshop and I'm told to crochet
my thirteenth
chakra into an afghan I'd hate to have to interrupt to ask what that means.

Understandably. Unfortunately, though, I'm not exactly sure of everyone's
level of practice. So I just threw a bunch of stuff out there, from basic to
not-so-basic. :) I do agree, though, that a discussion on what terms and
discretions people use would be needed. Perhaps even required.

Although I'd like to learn how to crochet my thirteeth chakra into an
afghan. :)

>I really like redwoods too. Something about them and their energy is just so
rustic and welcoming.

I'm very much looking forward to meeting those redwoods. Such elder trees
(tame or wild) are so old and wise and calm and kind... and not as
high-strung (not to mention judgemental) as young, wild trees. They can read
right through you, they can. :) They'll know who and what you are even
before you begin to pitch your tent.

- Khyle