Comments on: An invite to The Club of One Heart

By: admin

admin — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 23:26:02 +0000

Why not just buy my DVD? I serve a dinner that’s worth more than that. Or watch it on iTunes — dinner worth way more than that. If you want to make a gathering for good souls to help the world, with no ante, I’d be happy to come, but watch out lest hundreds show up, especially if the eats are good.. I am focused way past crop circles — they are just my ticket to get in doors where we can talk about how much bigger a reality we are in than our worldview acknowledges.

By: Bobby De Ropp

Bobby De Ropp — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 00:04:04 +0000

Hi Suzanne and thanks for responding to my earlier comments. I hope that you don’t write anything into them which was not intended. I applaud you and your work–along with your salons. I did not attend your previous five events where you just entertained because I didn’t pass your test of having seen your movie. So you might open your mind and your home to those who are focusing beyond crop circles and are happy to be on your team and who can and want to help you–without any need to eat your delicious food–while also meeting with other compatible souls in moving forward their visions and our other common interests. There is nothing irate intended in my comments before or now. The answer to your question to me is yes, you should charge for your movie to cover your efforts and costs. We are all still growing and opening ourselves to what the universe sends our way–crop circles as well as expanding social circles. Best wishes, Bobby

By: Michelle

Michelle — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 21:28:20 +0000

Suzanne, I happened upon your site here via the westwiththe99percent post you made. I believe everything happens for a reason so I read much of your posts and followed the link to your old site and read that too. It is wonderful what you are doing and perhaps the 99% are there due to the efforts of your gathered thinking. I live in Indiana and thinking like this, as you probably know, is not the norm here so the internet is my only escape from negative here. I just wanted to respond to let you know how very much I appreciate people like you and to wish you well in all your efforts. For the sake of us all 🙂

By: admin

admin — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 17:57:49 +0000

In reply to Emoreo. Same meaning, different ways to state it, me being you and you being me. "Start listening to how it works" would be a way to make it work!

By: Emoreo

Emoreo — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 15:09:07 +0000

I guess I’m feeling like the language juggler today…

“I pledge allegiance to all beings
Which are also all of me
…”

That’s another way of starting it.

We say, “It’s the same objective as the occupiers – to make a world that works.”

Perhaps what we are feeling is this: The world already works. We all already work. We don’t have to make it work. Perhaps we need to stop trying to make it work and start listening to how it works.

By: admin

admin — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 21:07:47 +0000

In reply to Bobby De Ropp.

It’s my nickel and indeed that is what I want — help with my movie. I made the movie to change the world, so help for the movie would be consistent with any of the other efforts such a team might make. Obviously anyone who didn’t have lots of enthusiasm for the difference my movie could make wouldn’t want to be on this team. I’m looking for those who feel as I do about it. Plenty of altruism on tap for whatever else we might do, not to mention the pleasurable aspects of being with like-minded people at my beautiful house eating my delicious food.

I don’t know if you were on the list when I had five events where I just entertained — fabulously — people in L.A. who were fans. I had five of them because I had so many acceptances that I couldn’t fit that many in my house at once. A lot of money and a lot of effort went into it — you’ve never been to my house, but if you had been, you’d be impressed. There was no request for anything.

Your comment is sort of in the vein of people who are irate that I don’t give the movie away online, and that they have to pay for it. If I’m so high minded, why don’t I give it away? Do you think that needs an answer?

By: Bobby De Ropp

Bobby De Ropp — Sat, 29 Oct 2011 07:47:46 +0000

Dearest Suzanne: Why do you insist that a master game of mighty companions come together in a team of good company–only if they agree to promote YOUR movie and then investigate YOUR idee fixe on the crop circle phenomenon? There’s now a new paradigm of coming together with open minds and open agendas for collective and cooperative actions–not simply doing things YOUR way which hasn’t changed for a long time. You do seem to be sincere and have good intentions. Perhaps you can open your mind to consider these comments offered in love, so that you will no longer miss the pleasure of good company and the universe will allow new viewpoints to choose to join your well-intentioned efforts. [Please post these comments and your responses for those wanting to support your efforts.] Best wishes, Bobby

By: Laurie Simons

Laurie Simons — Sat, 29 Oct 2011 07:39:06 +0000

Suzanne, I would love to come and I am eager to meet you in person. We live in the Seattle area, and on the evening of November 6th we have a screening of our documentary here in Bellevue.

I have been following crop circles for a while now, and also was “introduced” to you when my husband Terry and I visited L.A. to work with Marc Rosenbush (Sept. 2010) on ideas for promoting our film (www.healthcaremovie.net).

Look forward to connecting with you soon.

Laurie