Five through the Filter is: An individual (within functionality) self-care framework, which leads to realizing our global need.
'Five through the Filter' was assembled to achieve the Connect All initiative’s one goal and two motivations.
One goal:
To address all that can be addressed in existence for the most safety and hopeful possibilities.
Two motivations:
– I need the most safety and hopeful possibilities for myself and (if applicable) who I am attached to.
– I both want to positively and don’t want to negatively, tell the children and innocents of the world, “Here is what I was doing this moment when you needed me.”
That might sound hard, but it is necessary and doable, as an individual and a global community, and 'Five through the Filter' is integral to the doing.
The explanation of both Connect All and 'Five through the Filter' is in the attached rough draft of the guide for the initiative. It is a rough draft, but the information needed is available there. (If you saw last week’s posts, the guide has been updated since.) Then, here is a brief overview of 'Five through the Filter':
My Filter
We need a way to decide what is the best thing to do every moment. We won’t be perfect, but it helps us do the best we can.
To the best of my situational ability, my daily five is filtered through:
• My Identity - I live with the most logic-connection I can.
• My Goal- The most safety and hopeful possibilities.
• Every Moment Matters - Knowing the cost and possibilities to life (ours and other) in time.
My Daily Five
• Take care of myself, and (if applicable) those I’m responsible for.
• Take care of my environment.
• Do something to be prepared.
• Be informed and understand more.
• Ask/help others on some level to become aware and involved to the need for a logic-connection global approach.
Once we understand each component (again, in the guide), then we look at-
Using My Filter and Daily Five together
• It is always to “The best of my situational ability.”
• We analyze everything we do– Should I be doing this or not?
• We analyze how we do things – What is the cost in time (impact to life)? What is the cost in resources? Is there a way to do it better?
• We think through how the five might intersect, and if they conflict how to prioritize.
• We cope with the reality that because our world is the way it is right now, there are things we can’t do the best we can.
It gets easier with practice. And the more everyone does their part, the easier all of it will be.
And as we and the world change, and we are in a future where we are no longer advocating for a Logic-Connection world but living in one, 'Five through the Filter' stays foundational with a few changes to our Daily Five.
My Daily Five – in the future
• Take care of myself, and (if applicable) those I’m responsible for.
- We have more hopeful possibilities for how we do this.
• Take care of my environment.
- We have more hopeful possibilities for how we do this.
• Do something to be prepared.
- We have more hopeful possibilities for how we do this, with more focus on skills and lifestyle.
• Be informed and understand more.
- We have more hopeful possibilities for how we do this, and information is assembled and shared as we need it.
• Ask/help others on some level to become aware and involved to the need for a logic-connection global approach.
- Transitioning, learning, and doing what is needed for a logical-connected world in a systemic way.
I hope this helps you, which will also help me, who I am attached to, and every child and innocent.
For the most safety and hopeful possibilities, Gwen.
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