No matter how we manage our technology, there's always the concern over technology's encroachment on our coveted desire for

privacy. Is technology invading our privacy? The short answer is yes. Is that good or bad?

Well, first of all, just remember that technology is here to stay. It's not going to go away.

Secondly, as technology evolves, it will become obvious that there are no secrets anywhere, anytime,

for anyone.

Is that good or bad? Personally, I think that's good. If there is

transparency and openness and no secrets and if people communicate with each other with integrity and honesty, then evolution happens,

emergence happens, creativity happens.

However, I should also say that there are all kinds of people on social media.

And the internet and social media and technology

is a good place for predators, for unscrupulous people,

for people who have no qualms about invading your privacy or

blackmailing you on and on. It's all grist for the mill. The bottom line is, I think it's up to us

whether we feel victimized by technology

or we use it to our own advantage. I've always believed in emergence as part of our revolution and today I'm realizing that if you get a lot of people together

from diverse backgrounds, if you have an open transparent system, if there is willingness to take criticism and not be offended by it,

if there is an emotional and spiritual bond and if there is a shared vision then there are

infinite possibilities infinite potential for spontaneous creativity and

acceleration of our evolution as a species of consciousness.