September 2025
The Authentic Self, the Ego & Identity
Recent Topics
The Authentic Self, the Ego & Identity
July 2025
Moving Beyond Division
June 2025
Sovereignty & Stepping out of the Matrix
May 2025
Judgment and Forgiveness
April 2025
Spirituality
March 2025
Intuition and Discernment
February 2025
Honouring Emotions and Vibrations
January 2025
No Man is an Island
November - December 2024
Raising Your Vibration
October 2024
Empathy and Compassion
September 2024
Heart-Centred Living
June - July 2024
Dragons - Fiction or Forgotten Friends?
“Our MST's (Monthly Spiritual Topics) strip away the masks that people have to get to their real identity and come face to face with who they are - authenticity can shine through then, but it takes courage and hard work.”
“It has been so interesting to repeat the basic spiritual topics. It becomes very clear how much people have evolved since the first round. There is an incredible vulnerability, reflection and depth coming out this time. In order to strengthen vulnerability and reflection further, we have created a section where people have the opportunity to tell their life story if they want. How did they get here? What challenges have there been? And how have they grown? This gives us an opportunity to get to know each other better, better understand and show compassion. They all love it. We do 2 at a time; it seems like a good way to walk the talk.”
“These topics help me focus on internal rather than external. It's a positive distraction from the chaos going on around us.”
“Thank Heaven's for CC... sometimes I must distance myself from these illusions in order to see peace.”
“I really love the spiritual topic this month. It is helping me so much. Truly helping me to heal.”
“We are all on our own unique journey. You will all be highly developed and advanced in ways that other people aren't, and you will have areas to learn that other people can teach you or share with you. And I think that's wonderful. Don't ever feel less than anyone else.”
“Empathy and compassion... this is the second time this topic has been explored in CC. Seeing the growth in myself, the team, and the membership as a whole was very inspiring and confirmed that this is beautiful and important work we are all doing.”
“These come to me as being in the world of social consciousness and self-correcting my part in it. Thanks for enabling these courses.”
“The foundational spiritual topics are so poignant with our new members, many of whom are beginning their awakening spiritual journey... (Thank you Becky and Chris)... The excitement of this awakening is so wonderful to see.”
People often ask the question, “What do you do for a living?” as if this is who you are. This kind of question encourages us to equate our profession with our identity, even though this is just one aspect of ourselves in this current lifetime.
In the past, identifying with one’s profession was even more evident, for example, Jones the Blacksmith or Mary the Midwife. People were born into a role or trained to become a particular profession, which they stayed in for life. No one questioned their identity. Now, the world is far more complex in terms of different professions and technological advancements, but we are still encouraged to identify ourselves with the work we do. And yet we are so much more than only our jobs!
We are also encouraged to identify with various characteristics, which are regularly collected to categorise and divide us. These include nationality, skin colour, sex, sexuality, gender, ability/disability, age, and religion, which are matrix-imposed conformations. The government and media try to impose new beliefs on us to divide us into smaller groups and factions, and manipulate us into identifying with a personal identity which may not naturally belong to us. Why? To better control us. “United we stand, divided we fall.”— Last line of the fable, The Four Oxen and the Lion by Greek storyteller, Aesop.
The above-mentioned characteristics, along with others, are not fixed. Our identities change throughout our lives, our age advances, and our nationality, sex, sexuality, gender, and religious identities can change over time. It can be fun moving from one identity to another; indeed, it’s often a natural progression of life’s expression.
The full text as well as additional resources are available to CC Members on Mighty Networks, CC's private social connecting platform.
What are the Monthly Spiritual Topics (MST)?
We create new spiritual topics each month. Coordinators use these topics to facilitate discussions to give members the opportunity to talk about real-life situations and to share insights, ideas and strategies. The spiritual topics are posted on CC’s internal social connecting platform where members from around the world engage in conversation and share personal thoughts. These topics are designed to give points of discussion around self-awareness and spiritual development to enable and empower each of us to become the best version of who we are!
Aims of the MSTs
We are all on a unique journey to grow and find greater meaning, purpose, and joy in life. To do this entails a deep focus on one’s inner self. As 13th-century Persian poet, Rumi, stated, “Everything in the universe is within you. Ask all from yourself.”
To this end, the Monthly Spiritual Topics are designed to help members:
- Know themselves better (self-realisation)
- Connect with their inner wisdom
- Develop conscious focus and intent
- Live from a heart-centered space
- Express compassion and be in service to everyone
- Align with their Higher/Divine Self
- Manifest positive change for themselves and the collective
Objectives of the MSTs
The Monthly Spiritual Topic process was created to serve two primary objectives: To offer spiritual dialogue and education for members and to provide Coordinators with relevant topic materials to facilitate engaging member discussions. This saves time for Coordinators who no longer need to search for topics and find materials to present. It also gives Coordinators the opportunity to further develop their facilitation skills.