“By its nature, the kind of people who are going to get involved in KINS are busy people who are probably already working on any number of good projects and good causes. What KINS does by forcing us to stop for a minute and to bring our energy field and our spirituality to the table opens up new doors to people.”
“Every KINS group has its own unique quality to it. In our case, we had a website, people put forth intentions, they got very clear on what they wanted to manifest, and we had calls every week for about a year. I made a commitment to show up to this group fully, so it made a difference in how I show up for the world.” — Teresa McGlashan
“The KINS For Conscious Investing is a group of people, many, like Susan Davis, who have been in the forefront of the field of conscious investing. They worked in finance and thought wouldn’t it be wonderful if we brought into awareness the concept of investing for social good, and for making the world a better place?” — Dori Kroll
“We hear about magnetic fields, radio fields, TV fields, and somehow the notion of human energy fields seems esoteric. I personally believe it is an invisible field that if we’re smart enough we can tap into it and use it constructively to look at the issues that we’re really faced with today.” — Sharon Joy Kleitsch
“Deep down inside of us there is a core purpose or mission. There’s some core gift that every one of us has that is seeking expression. I see this KINS process as a way of supporting individuals to wake up to what that is.” — Stuart Taylor Valentine
“Whatever you believe your destiny path is, this is a way to pursue it in a safe, collaborative way.” — Beverly Jacobsen Schler
“KINS becomes a deliberate mechanism by which we can start to function collectively, by which we can start to do things not collaboratively, not as a team, not by majority rule, but literally collectively.” — John Strohl
