Get a Cleu! 1.1

In a quest for insight and inspiration? Look no further than the Get a Cleu! app, which offers daily prompts from a diverse range of thinkers in science, spirituality, culture, and the arts. Users can explore author backgrounds, share quotes with friends, or even contribute their favorite insights to the CLEU platform.

The app emphasizes that each individual embodies the profound wonders of the Universe. By engaging with the content, users are encouraged to broaden their perspectives and connect with others through study, meditation, service, mentoring, and pilgrimage.

A notable feature is the Cleu Wash, a brief guided meditation designed to reinforce one's understanding of identity, origin, and shared humanity. Whether listened to privately or viewed as a video, users are advised to use headphones for an enriched auditory experience. As familiarity with the Cleu Wash grows, users can even facilitate it for their friends in real-life settings.

The app also promotes community-building through zCircles, where individuals can exchange insights and collaborate creatively with others worldwide. Additionally, there is potential for local gatherings based on shared interests and values.

Engagement extends beyond digital interactions. The app encourages users to meet in person to discuss common values and forge stronger community bonds while advocating for essential environmental issues such as clean air, water, food, and energy.

Life enriched by this app urges one to embrace wonder and celebrate existence through various forms of artistic expression. Users are invited to create personal rituals that enhance awareness of their connection to nature's cyclical rhythms.

The invitation to share this resource with others who seek enlightenment reflects a broader mission: collaboratively working towards a more equitable world. Additional resources, such as learning about the CLEU pendant or reading the CLEU Book, further enrich this experience.

For more information on engaging with these concepts and resources, visit the CLEU at http://www.cleu.org.