How We Regenerate from the Inside Out with Luea Ritter & Brandon Hill

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Ernesto.

Thank you so much to the panelists.

This is, you know, the last couple days I've been thinking a lot about the use of language, right? And we use language for power, for how we relate to each other, for how to convey our status.

And we're having really interesting discussions here.

But some of these discussions are not accessible to everybody, right? I think often about I would love to have my sister here.

I would love to have my parents here.

they would not be able to follow everything, not just because they're English or whatever, but the use of the words that we choose when we convey these messages.

It's not really a question, but it's mostly, well, thank you for talking about the use of language, Brandon.

Those are two very important things.

But I really would like us to think about how we use language when we have these discussions, because the language we use will open or close doors to other people.

And so if we use language that excludes, we're going to exclude people.

But if we are aware and try to use language that is inclusive and accessible to everybody, we will allow these ideas, these brilliant ideas that are coming out of this place, to flow into a bigger audience.

And so that is just something that it's been with me the whole time we've been here.

And I'm really grateful that you guys discussed this in the panel today.

Thank you.

Martin.

Go ahead, just.

Okay, okay.

My name is Martin.

I'm coming back to something that was already touched yesterday, which was the discussion or the topic of the dark forces that came up and it was coming up again and I liked what you said about the dark forces or the dark sides within all of us.

I was a doctor.

I've got to hug you guys.

The healing power of a hug.

Questions? Would someone like to ask a question?

Or a comment?

Ernesto.

Thank you so much to the panelists.

This is, you know, the last couple days I've been thinking a lot about the use of language, right? And we use language for power, for how we relate to each other, for how to convey our status.

And we're having really interesting discussions here.

But some of these discussions are not accessible to everybody, right? I think often about I would love to have my sister here.

I would love to have my parents here.

they would not be able to follow everything, not just because they're English or whatever, but the use of the words that we choose when we convey these messages.

It's not really a question, but it's mostly, well, thank you for talking about the use of language, Brandon.

Those are two very important things.

But I really would like us to think about how we use language when we have these discussions, because the language we use will open or close doors to other people.

And so if we use language that excludes, we're going to exclude people.

But if we are aware and try to use language that is inclusive and accessible to everybody, we will allow these ideas, these brilliant ideas that are coming out of this place, to flow into a bigger audience.

And so that is just something that it's been with me the whole time we've been here.

And I'm really grateful that you guys discussed this in the panel today.

Thank you.

Martin.

Go ahead, just.

Okay, okay.

My name is Martin.

I'm coming back to something that was already touched yesterday, which was the discussion or the topic of the dark forces that came up and it was coming up again and I liked what you said about the dark forces or the dark sides within all of us.

I was a doctor.